Difference between revisions of "T1® Audio Engine / Master Output Pre / Post"

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When using the {{T1}} for recording or when sending a signal to an external system, it may be useful to set the Master Output to Pre-Master Volume. This sends the full output of the {{T1 nl}} directly to  
 
When using the {{T1}} for recording or when sending a signal to an external system, it may be useful to set the Master Output to Pre-Master Volume. This sends the full output of the {{T1 nl}} directly to  
* the Master Analog ¼ inch jack and  
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* the Master Analog &frac14; inch jack <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">and  
* the USB output
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* the USB output</span>
  
 
This puts the control of the signal at the receiving end (external system or computer).
 
This puts the control of the signal at the receiving end (external system or computer).
  
This should solve issues with low output when recording by USB. But be careful if you have an L1® or other device connected to the T1® Master Output. The signal will be Pre-Master. That is... '''loud'''.
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<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">This should solve issues with low output when recording by USB. </span>But be careful if you have an L1® or other device connected to the T1® Master Output. The signal will be Pre-Master. That is... '''loud'''.
  
 
Here is how you change the Master Output from Pre-Master Volume (the default) to Post-Master Volume.
 
Here is how you change the Master Output from Pre-Master Volume (the default) to Post-Master Volume.

Revision as of 22:20, 20 March 2013

When using the T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine for recording or when sending a signal to an external system, it may be useful to set the Master Output to Pre-Master Volume. This sends the full output of the T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine directly to

  • the Master Analog ¼ inch jack and
  • the USB output

This puts the control of the signal at the receiving end (external system or computer).

This should solve issues with low output when recording by USB. But be careful if you have an L1® or other device connected to the T1® Master Output. The signal will be Pre-Master. That is... loud.

Here is how you change the Master Output from Pre-Master Volume (the default) to Post-Master Volume.

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