M-Audio 37-Key Audio/MIDI Interface and Controller Ozonic Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 4)

The Main Analog outputs, 1 and 2, can be used to connect to a tape recorder when you

are mixing down, although they may be connected to an external mixer. These outputs

are balanced, +4 dBu line level. Analog Outputs 3–8 are unbalanced, –10 dBu line level,

and can be used as sends to outboard gear or as outputs to an external mixer.

Another option for mixdown is to connect the S/PDIF outputs to a DAT or other digital

recorder. By default, whatever is routed to outputs 1 and 2 is also sent to the S/PDIF

outputs. You can disable this S/PDIF “mirroring” (as it is referred to in the manual) so

that you can use the S/PDIF connections to hook up an external digital effects unit, for

example.

Low Latency Monitoring on the Digi 001

The Digi 001 supports Pro Tools LE’s special Low Latency Monitoring feature. This

feature lets you to record and monitor the eight analog and eight ADAT digital inputs

directly through outputs 1 and 2 with very low latency. When you select Low Latency

Monitoring from Pro Tools LE’s Operations menu, the audio entering the hardware

interface is not passed through the host computer’s processor—it is routed directly to the

main outputs instead.

There is a slight amount of latency involved here because of the A/D and D/A

conversions and the internal routing within the hardware. From the information I was

able to gather, the total delay is roughly 164 samples. This may not sound that low, but

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M-Audio 37-Key Audio/MIDI Interface and Controller Ozonic Uživatelský manuál Strana 4