Section 1: Introduction- Quick Start
νNow select the OUT1 icon from the same palette (left click on the OUT1 icon). Move your pointer into the upper right area of the workspace, in line with the IN1 object you just placed, and left click again. The OUT1 object should appear.
νSelect the GAIN icon in the MISC PROCESSORS palette (it looks like a little wedge and is the
νGo to the DRAWING TOOLS palette and select the DRAW (pencil) icon. Notice that the IN1 object has a small
The DRAW tool works by clicking on one of the nodes that you want to draw a wire between, then, while holding down the mouse button, dragging the wire to the other node. You can change the drawing mode from
νWhen everything is placed on the workspace and connected with “wires”, go to the Menu Bar and select Configuration, then Apply to DSP (or just click on the “Apply to DSP” icon in the DSP Tools palette). This will send your configuration (and any object parameter settings) from the computer to the
νIf you have active audio inputs connected to the
νThe Communication Status pane should indicate “ONLINE” and the Configuration Status pane should indicate “ACTIVE”. If you get an error message when applying the configuration to the
νRepeat the above procedure, this time using IN2, OUT2 and a GAIN object. This will give you a signal path with gain adjustment for channel 2. Be sure to “Apply to DSP”. This sends your updated configuration from your computer to the
The last applied configuration that is “running” in the
If you decide to edit an existing configuration, you will need to “unlock” the configuration after opening it. Just select Configuration from the Menu Bar, then select Edit. The palettes that were “grayed out” will now appear in their normal, colored state and you will be able to edit the configuration. After your editing is complete, select Configuration from the Menu Bar and then Apply to DSP.
That’s it for the “Quick Start”. For more information, review this manual and the software’s help file.
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