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TASCAM US-16x08
6 – Using the Settings Panel
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When a pan slider is set to the right end (R20), the signal for
that channel is sent only to the right channel of the stereo
bus. It is not sent to the left channel of the stereo bus.
0 Faders and level meters
Use the faders for each channel to adjust the levels of the
channel signal sent to the stereo bus. Use the master fader
to adjust the master output level.
The channel level meters show their signal levels. The master
level meters show the levels of the mixed signal.
The fader level display area (bottom of 0) shows the fader
gain value.
The channel and master level meters show green bars for
values less than −12 dB, yellow bars for −12 dB to −6 dB, and
red bars for values greater than −6 dB.
Each level meter has an overload indicator at its top.
Range: +6 dB to −∞ (default: 0 dB)
NOTE
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Using the mouse, drag a fader to adjust its level. Move the
fader up to increase the level or down to decrease it.
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Double-click a fader to return it to its default (0 dB) position.
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The channel meters show the levels before being adjusted
by the faders. Level meters are not affected by fader adjust-
ments or even their channels being muted.
q LINK buttons
Turn a LINK button on to combine two adjacent channels
(odd and even) into a single stereo channel.
When stereo link mode is enabled, the buttons, knobs and
faders of the two channels are combined. The channel level
meters are also shown as a stereo pair.
When linked, the LINK button lights. (Default: off)
When a LINK button is enabled (combining two adjacent
channels as a stereo channel), the settings become as
follows.
Analog X: If either the odd or even channel is turned on,
this turns on. If both the odd and even channels are off,
this turns off. In addition, the button name changes to
“Analog X-Y” (“X” is the odd channel number and “Y” is the
even channel number).
PHASE: The settings are not combined. The settings of the
channels do not change.
EQ: The setting of the odd-numbered channel is applied.
COMP: The setting of the odd-numbered channel is
applied.
SOLO: The setting of the odd-numbered channel is
applied.
MUTE: The setting of the odd-numbered channel is
applied.
Pan sliders: The settings are not combined. The setting of
each channel can be set independently.
Level faders: The setting of the odd-numbered channel is
applied.
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Turn a LINK button off to split a single stereo channel into
two mono channels. The settings for each of the mono
channels become as follows.
Analog X-Y: If on when the LINK button is turned off, the
odd channel stays on, but the even channel turns off. If
off when the LINK button is turned off, both channels
stay off.
PHASE: The settings are not changed. The setting of each
channel stays as it was.
EQ: The settings of both channels stay the same as the
combined stereo channel.
COMP: The settings of both channels stay the same as the
combined stereo channel.
SOLO: If on when the LINK button is turned off, this stays
on for both channels. If off when the LINK button is
turned off, both channels stay off.
MUTE: If on when the LINK button is turned off, this stays
on for both channels. If off when the LINK button is
turned off, both channels stay off.
Pan sliders: These stay the same when the LINK button is
turned off.
Level faders: The settings of both channels stay the same
as the combined stereo channel.
w Track notes
You can input up to six English letters and numbers.
How to input characters
Click a note area to ready it for input. The cursor will blink.
Then, use the computer keyboard to input characters.
After you complete inputting characters, press the Enter key
on the computer keyboard.
NOTE
You must press the Enter key on the computer keyboard
after you complete inputting characters to confirm the
input. If you move to a different page from the MIXER page
without pressing the Enter key, the input characters will be
shown, but not saved.
Содержание
- Reference manual 1
- Us 16x08 1
- Usb2 audio interface mic preamp 1
- Application guide 3 2
- Connections 1 2
- Contents 2
- Installation 2
- Introduction 2
- Mic preamp mode 2 2
- Midi implementation chart 5 2
- Names and functions of parts 2
- Preparation 0 2
- Specifications 8 2
- Troubleshooting 6 2
- Using the settings panel 3 2
- Caution 3
- Conventions used in this manual 3
- Features 3
- Introduction 3
- Note about computer operation 3
- Caution 4
- Front panel 4
- Names and functions of parts 4
- Caution 5
- Names and functions of parts 5
- Rear panel 5
- Caution 6
- Computer hardware requirements 6
- Cpu processor speed 6
- Display resolution 6
- Installation 6
- Installation procedures 6
- Installing the driver and settings panel 6
- Installing the driver and settings panel for windows 6
- Ios devices 6
- Mac os x 6
- Memory 6
- Supported audio drivers 6
- Supported operating systems 6
- System requirements 6
- Windows 6
- Caution 7
- Installation 7
- Installation procedures 7
- Installing the mac os x settings panel 7
- Installation 8
- When the gatekeeper setting is allow applications downloaded from the mac app store 8
- Working with gatekeeper 8
- Automatic launching of the settings panel 9
- Caution 9
- Changing the gatekeeper setting 9
- Installation 9
- Mac os x 9
- Uninstalling the driver and settings panel 9
- Windows 9
- Windows os 9
- Attaching the rackmount angles 10
- Caution 10
- Changing the outlet plug 10
- Connecting the power 10
- Preparation 10
- Caution 11
- Connections 11
- Examples of connections with other equipment 11
- Analog record players 12
- Audio connections 12
- Caution 12
- Computer connections 12
- Connecting with ios devices 12
- Connections 12
- Electronic and audio devices and other equipment 12
- Guitar 12
- Headphones 12
- Microphones 12
- Midi connections 12
- Monitor speakers 12
- Caution 13
- Mac os x 13
- Opening the settings panel 13
- Settings panel screen 13
- Using the settings panel 13
- Windows os 13
- Mixer page 14
- Using the settings panel 14
- Using the settings panel 15
- Using the settings panel 16
- Interface page 17
- Using the settings panel 17
- Output setting page 18
- Using the settings panel 18
- Caution 19
- Initializing the settings panel settings 19
- Settings panel pull down menus 19
- Using the settings panel 19
- View menu 19
- Caution 20
- Loading settings panel settings 20
- Saving settings panel settings 20
- Scenememory menu 20
- Using the settings panel 20
- Caution 21
- Changing a scene memory name 21
- Initializing all ten scene memories 21
- Using the settings panel 21
- Input and output channels in mic preamp mode 22
- Mic preamp mode 22
- Using the unit as a standalone mic preamp 22
- Application guide 23
- Daw software 23
- Windows 7 23
- Windows 8 23
- Windows media player 23
- Application guide 24
- Mac os x and itunes 24
- Midi implementation chart 25
- Installation completes but the computer does not 26
- Installation fails 26
- Mac os x 26
- Recognize the unit 26
- Sound breaks up or there is noise 26
- There is no sound even when audio is playing back 26
- Troubleshooting 26
- Windows 7 26
- Windows 8 26
- Windows 8 windows 7 26
- Troubleshooting 27
- Analog inputs 28
- Analog outputs 28
- Control input output ratings 28
- Frequency response 28
- In 1 8 mic inputs balanced 28
- In 9 10 instrument inputs unbalanced 28
- In 9 10 line inputs balanced 28
- Input w phones output 28
- Line in 11 16 line inputs balanced 28
- Line in 11 16 line inputs unbalanced 28
- Line out 1 8 line outputs balanced 28
- Midi in connector 28
- Midi out connector 28
- Phones output 28
- Quantization bit depth 28
- Ratings 28
- Sampling frequencies 28
- Specifications 28
- Audio performance 29
- Caution 29
- Computer hardware requirements 29
- Computer system requirements 29
- Cpu processor speed 29
- Crosstalk 29
- Dimensions w h d 29
- Display resolution 29
- Distortion 29
- Frequency response 29
- General 29
- Input w line out balanced 29
- Ios devices 29
- Mac os x 29
- Memory 29
- Mic amp ein equivalent input noise 29
- Operating temperature range 29
- Power consumption 29
- S n ratio 29
- Specifications 29
- Supported audio drivers 29
- Supported operating systems 29
- Weight 29
- Windows 29
- Dimensional drawings 30
- Rack mount adapters attached 30
- Specifications 30
- Standard frame attached state when shipped from factory 30
- Block diagrams 31
- Specifications 31
- Level diagrams 32
- Specifications 32
- Teac america inc 34
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