M-Audio Delta TDIF Инструкция по эксплуатации онлайн [49/58] 19006

19. Back in your music program, set the ‘source’ or ‘input port’ to "Left

PCM In SP/ANA Delta-TDIF" on track three, and "Right PCM In

SP/ANA Delta-TDIF" on track four. Arm the tracks for recording.

Track three is now set up to record the guitar, and track four the

microphone. Usually at this point you would want to return to the

Delta Control Panel monitor mixer to set up levels. However, because

you will be recording the same instruments that you did on the first

two tracks, you probably won’t need to adjust input or monitoring

levels. Again, these instruments are being monitored from the

Monitor Mixer “H/W Ins 1/2.”

20. Press record on your software’s transport bar. Record a take of your

new guitar and vocal tracks. Because you have set up the first two

tracks to play back through the monitor mixer (WavOut SP/ANA),

you should hear those original tracks along with the ones that you are

now recording.

21. When you are done playing, stop the recording software and rewind

the take. Before playing back what you’ve recorded, you will need to

assign the newly recorded tracks to output devices on the Delta TDIF.

You could have all four recorded tracks playing to the same software

outputs, namely the SP/ANA output, but you can also choose other

outputs like H/W Out 1/2. We’re sending them to the Monitor Mixer,

so doing this will give us a little more control over our playback levels.

In your software, set the output ports of tracks three and four to

"WavOut 1/2 Delta-TDIF." Pan track three all of the way to the left

(hard left), and pan track four hard right. Now track three (guitar)

will be sent to the Delta software output 1, and track four (mic) to

Delta software output 2.

22. Press play on your software’s transport bar. Understand now that the

four recorded tracks from the software are being sent to WavOut

SP/ANA (left and right), WavOut 1, and WavOut 2 simultaneously.

Therefore they are all being input to the monitor mixer and their

playback levels can be controlled at the corresponding channels of the

monitor mixer. Open the Monitor Mixer page of the Delta Control

Panel and adjust the levels of the four channels according to your

taste. You may also experiment with the Mute and Solo controls while

listening to the playback. Note also that the mixer continues to

monitor the guitar and mic at analog inputs 1 & 2 (H/W In 1/2).

At this point, you should be able to see how this multi-tracking session is

developing. As we add more tracks within our music software, we set

them to the next pair of Delta software outputs (1/2, then 3/4…), and

bring up the faders of those software inputs in the monitor mixer