Magico DSP Control Instruction
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Introduction
This User Manual describes how to operate the Magico’s DSP
settings via the USB Computer Interface. Alternatively, the DSP can
be configured completely via a remote connection to a PC or MAC
using the LAN options (Ethernet). After you have become to
familiarize yourself with the processor, we encourage you to
experiment and find the most effective and efficient way to run your
system by utilizing the powerful processing of the Magico Control
DSP. This powerful processor with two analog inputs, four outputs
and ten PEQ bands per input and output and a frequency range up to
26 kHz. The rugged analog input stage accepts input voltages of up
to +23dBu thus matching any source on the market today, with an
excellent dynamic range of 110dB.
Features:
- 110dB dynamic range (inputs)
- Electronically balanced inputs
- Matched-impedance outputs
- Ten parametric filters per input and output
- EQs are Bell, High Shelf, Low Shelf, Notch, All Pass, Band Pass,
High Pass, and Low Pass
- 1000ms delay per input, 5ms delay per output
- Butterworth, Bessel, Linkwitz-Riley filters up to 24dB / Oct.
- True RMS Compressor
- Zero Attack Peak Limiter
- Latency 990 microseconds
- Full configuration and real-time monitoring via PC or MAC (USB and
Ethernet interface)
- 50 Presets
- 64 bits multi-mode digital processing
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I. Overview of Connectors and Controls
Rear Panel
USB Connector
The USB connector is used to connect the DSP to a PC or MAC. It
can then be configured and controlled in real time with the freely
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