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Quick Start Guide

PreSonus StudioLive

 16.0.2

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Quick Star

t:

Le

vel S

etting

O

ver

view

So

ft

w

a

re

:

Univ

ersal C

on

tr

ol

, C

aptur

e,

and Studio O

ne Ar

tist

Resour

ce

s

Basic O

pera

tion

Basic O

pera

tion

Map

 

of

 

Contro

l

s

Ov

er

v

ie

w

1

Map

 

of

 

Contro

l

s

1

Ov

er

v

ie

w

Trim Controls

 

ad

ju

st

 

the

 

I

np

u

t

 G

ain

 L

e

v

e

of

 

each

 

channe

l’

s

 

ana

l

og

 

inp

u

t

It is very important 
to properly adjust 
these controls

 

in

 

order

 

to

 

minimize

 

noise

 

and

 

a

v

oid

 

o

v

er

l

oad

 

distortion

 

F

o

ll

o

the

 Qu

ick

 

Start

 

l

e

v

e

l-

setting

 

instr

u

ctions

 

on

 

page

 1 

before

 

operating

 

a

 

channe

l.

Encoder Mode buttons

 

to

 

the

 l

eft

 

of

 

the

 F

at

 

Channe

are

 u

sed

 

to

 

create

 

and

 v

ie

A

ux 

mi

x

es

. E

ach

 

one

 

of

 

these

 

b

u

ttons

 

a

ll

o

w

s

 

yo

to

 

v

ie

and

 

set

 

the

 

send

 

l

e

v

e

for

 

each

 

channe

to

 

that

 

A

ux 

or

 FX 

mi

x. 

T

he

 GEQ Bu

tton

 l

ets

 

yo

make

 

changes

 

to

 

the

 31-

band

 G

raphic

 EQ

MultiMode section.

 

E

ach

 

channe

and

 

A

ux 

on

 

the

 

St

u

dio

L

i

v

e

 16.

0

.

2

 

feat

u

res

 

a

 

M

ul

tiMode

 

b

u

tton

. T

hese

 

b

u

ttons

 

a

ll

o

yo

to

 

so

l

o

 

or

 

m

u

te

 

a

 

channe

or

 

A

ux 

as

 w

e

ll 

as

 

engage

 

the

 

channe

F

ire

W

ire

 

ret

u

rns

 

from

 

the

 

same

 

b

u

tton

! T

he

 

f

u

nction

 

of

 

these

 

b

u

ttons

 

is

 

determined

 

by

 

the

 

contro

b

u

ttons

 

direct

l

y

 

to

 

the

 l

eft

 

of

 

the

 

ro

of

 

the

 

M

ul

tiMode

 

b

u

ttons

Meters section 

l

ets

 

yo

se

l

ect

 I

np

u

t

, Ou

tp

u

t

G

ain

 R

ed

u

ction

or

 l

ocate

 

the

 

fader

 

settings

 

so

 

yo

can

 “

zero

 

them

 

o

u

t

”.

“Scribble Strips.”

 

T

he

 w

hite

 

area

 

abo

v

e

 

the

 

fader

 

can

 

be

 u

sed

 

as

 

a

 

scribb

l

e

 

strip

 

for

 

l

abe

l

ing

 

the

 

channe

(

for

 

e

x

amp

l

e

Voca

l 1 

or

 

K

ick

 D

r

u

m

). U

se

 

on

l

y

 

oi

penci

l

s

other

 

types

 

of

 

pens

 

or

 

penci

l

s

 

cannot

 

be

 w

iped

 

o

ff. 

Channel Faders

 

contro

the

 

o

v

era

ll L

e

v

e

of

 

each

 

separate

 

channe

l. T

he

 

6

0

 

mm

 

fader

 

has

 

a

 “U” 

to

 

denote

 U

nity

 G

ain

Aux Output Faders

 

contro

the

 

o

v

era

ll l

e

v

e

of

 

each

 

of

 

the

 

fo

u

r

 

A

ux 

Ou

tp

u

ts

 

for

 

performers

’ 

monitor

 

mi

x

es

 u

sing

 

headphones

in

-

ear

 

monitors

or

 fl

oor

 

w

edges

.

T

here

 

is

 

a

 

Select

 

b

u

tton

 

on

 

each

 

of

 

the

 1

2

 

channe

l

s

each

 

of

 

the

 

ana

l

og

 

A

ux 

sends

both

 

of

 

the

 

interna

e

ff

ects

 

b

u

ses

and

 

the

 

Main

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

s

E

ach

 

of

 

these

 

b

u

ttons

 

ser

v

es

 

e

x

act

l

y

 

the

 

same

 

p

u

rpose

to

 

access

 

the

 

F

at

 

Channe

parameters

 

for

 

its

 

channe

or

 

b

u

s

.

Digital Effects / Master 
Control section 

accesses

 

St

u

dio

L

i

v

e

s

 

t

w

o

 

interna

e

ff

ects

 

processors

I

t

 

is

 

a

l

so

 u

sed

 

to

 

store

 

and

 

reca

ll 

Scenes

 (

g

l

oba

snapshots

 

of

 

mi

x

er

 

settings

and

 

indi

v

id

u

a

Channel Presets

 

and

 

to

 

access

 

graphic

 

e

qu

a

l

izers

 

and

 

other

 

feat

u

res

.

FX

 (Eff

ects

A and B 

Sections

 

assign

 

e

ff

ects

 

to

 

A

ux

es

 

and

 

Mains

 

and

 

ro

u

te

 

the

 Eff

ects

 

b

u

ses

 

thro

u

gh

 

the

 F

at

 

Channe

l.

Talkback Section 

assigns

 

the

 T

a

l

kback

 

mic

 

inp

u

t

 

to

 

A

ux 1-

2

 

or

 

A

ux 

3-4.

Solo Section

 

inc

lu

des

 

A

FL, PFL, 

and

 

So

l

o

 I

n

 

Pl

ace

 

options

.

Monitor Bus

 l

ets

 

yo

monitor

 

m

ul

tip

l

e

 

so

u

rces

 

from

 

the

 

Monitor

 

Ou

tp

u

ts

 

or

 H

eadphones

inc

lu

ding

 

the

 

Main

 

and

 

So

l

o

 

b

u

ses

main

 

F

ire

W

ire

 

ret

u

rn

 

from

 

yo

u

r

 

comp

u

ter

and

 

the

 

stereo

 

ana

l

og

 T

ape

 

inp

u

t

.

Main Fader

 

contro

l

s

 

the

 

o

v

era

ll l

e

v

e

of

 

the

 

Main

 

stereo

 

o

u

tp

u

t

.

W

hen

 

the

 

Dig Out

 

b

u

tton

 

is

 

enab

l

ed

the

 

signa

sent

 

to

 

the

 

F

ire

W

ire

 

b

u

s

 

is

 

post

-

EQ 

and

 

post

-

dynamics

 

processing

; W

hen

 

the

 

b

u

tton

 

is

 

disab

l

ed

the

 

signa

being

 

sent

 

to

 

the

 

F

ire

W

ire

 

b

u

s

 

is

 

pre

-F

at

 

Channe

l. T

he

 D

ig

 Ou

t

 

b

u

tton

 

is

 

on

l

y

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

w

hen

 

one

 

of

 

the

 

channe

inp

u

ts

 

is

 

se

l

ected

.

T

he

 F

at

 

Channe

High-Pass filter

 

is

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

on

 

the

 16 

channe

l

s

 

of

 

the

 

inp

u

t

 

b

u

s

the

 4 

A

ux

es

and

 

both

 

interna

l FX 

b

u

ses

E

ncoder

 1 

ad

ju

sts

 

its

 

Freq

u

ency

 

point

 

from

 

2

k

H

z

 

to

 1 

k

H

z

.

T

he

 F

at

 

Channe

Gate 

is

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

for

 

a

ll 

inp

u

t

 

and

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

ses

. Y

o

can

 

set

 

the

 

Threshold

 

from

 

0

 

to

 -

5

d

B w

ith

 

E

ncoder

 

2

.

T

he

 F

at

 

Channe

Compressor

 

is

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

for

 

a

ll 

inp

u

t

 

and

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

ses

.  

Threshold

 

is

 

v

ariab

l

e

 

from

 -

5

to

 

0

 

d

B; 

Ratio

 

from

 1:1 

to

 14:1. 

Response

 

sets

 

the

 

attack

 

and

 

re

l

ease

 

tapers

 

sim

ul

taneo

u

s

l

y

Gain

 

sets

 

Make

u

p

 

G

ain

 

from

 

0

 

d

B (

no

 

gain

 

ad

ju

stment

to

  

+

2

d

B.

F

at

 

Channe

l

 3-Band 

Equalization

 

is

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

for

 

a

ll 

inp

u

t

 

and

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

ses

A

ll 

three

 

bands

 

ha

v

e

 v

ariab

l

e

 

center

 

fre

qu

encies

 (

semi

-

parametric

), w

ith

 1

5

 

d

boost

/

c

u

t

.

Low EQ

 

band

 

center

 

fre

qu

ency

 

is

 v

ariab

l

e

 

from

 36 

to

 46

5

 H

z

, w

ith

 

Shelf

 (

she

lv

ing

 )

or

 

peak

 

(

On

options

.

Mid EQ

 

band

 

center

 

fre

qu

ency

 

is

 v

ariab

l

e

 

from

 

2

6 H

z

 

to

 3.

5

 

k

H

z

w

ith

 

a

 

defa

ul

t

 

of

 

0

.

55

HiQ

 

narro

w

s

 

the

 Q 

to

 

2

.

0

.

High EQ

 

band

 

center

 

fre

qu

ency

 

is

 v

ariab

l

e

 

from

 

1.4 

to

 18 

k

H

z

w

ith

 

Shelf

 

(

she

lv

ing

or

 

peak

 

(

On

options

.

Selected 
Channel 

sho

w

s

 

yo

w

hich

 

channe

yo

are

 

ad

ju

sting

 w

ith

 

the

 F

at

 

Channe

contro

l

s

.

Channel Copy, Load, 

and

 

Save

 

b

u

ttons

. Ev

ery

 

setting

 

in

 

the

 F

at

 

Channe

can

 

be

 

copied

 

from

 

one

 

to

 

channe

to

 

another

 

and

 

can

 

be

 

sa

v

ed

 

and

 

stored

 

as

 

a

 u

ser

 

preset

 

that

 

yo

can

 

reca

ll l

ater

.

Pan

 

contro

for

 

each

 

inp

u

t

 

or

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

s

 

is

 

set

 

on

 

the

 F

at

 

Channe

l. T

he

 LED 

disp

l

ay

 

sho

w

s

 

the

 

pan

 

setting

the

 

encoder

 

contro

l

s

 

panning

 

for

 

the

 

se

l

ected

 

inp

u

t

 

or

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

s

. W

hen

 

t

w

o

 

channe

l

s

 

are

 

l

inked

 

as

 

stereo

 

pair

the

 LED 

disp

l

ay

 w

i

ll 

a

u

tomatica

ll

y

 

change

 

to

 

a

 

stereo

 

pan

.

Limiter

 

is

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

for

 

a

ll 

inp

u

t

 

and

 

o

u

tp

u

t

 

b

u

ses

. T

hresho

l

d

 

is

 

set

 

to

 

0

 

d

BF

S

, w

ith

 

a

 

:1 

R

atio

.

 48V Phantom Power

 

is

 

on

l

y

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

on

 

the

 1

2

 

microphone

 

preamps

 

of

 

the

 

inp

u

t

 

b

u

s

.

Phase Reverse

 

in

v

erts

 

the

 

signa

l 18

0

˚. I

t

 

is

 

on

l

y

 

a

v

ai

l

ab

l

e

 

on

 

the

 16 

channe

l

s

 

of

 

the

 

inp

u

t

 

b

u

s

.

Summary of Contents for StudioLive 16.0.2

Page 1: ...StudioLive 16 0 2 Quick Start Guide www presonus com English Fran ais Espa ol Deutsch...

Page 2: ...e presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to humans CAUTION TO REDUCETHE RISK OF ELECTRIC SH...

Page 3: ...allow your inputs to clip Watch the level meters when the LEDs near the Clip mark the top LED will illuminate indicating that the analog to digital converters are in danger of being overdriven Overdr...

Page 4: ...n to the other instruments that are connected to your StudioLive When you have finished with all the instruments press the SIP button again and slowly bring up your faders to set up your mix 1 0 Overv...

Page 5: ...put Talkback Mic Input You can use either a dynamic or a condenser microphone with phantom power Mono Output carries a mono summed version of the stereo signal from the main bus Mono Output Trim contr...

Page 6: ...Sections assign effects to Auxes and Mains and route the Effects buses through the Fat Channel Talkback Section assigns the Talkback mic input to Aux 1 2 or Aux 3 4 Solo Section includes AFL PFL and S...

Page 7: ...function of the Fat Channel is to provide dynamics processing and filtering for every input and output on the StudioLive The rotary encoders work in conjunction with the meters directly above them to...

Page 8: ...oad a preset to any channel on the StudioLive first press the Select button for the desired channel From the Fat Channel press the Load button You will notice that LCD now displays the Channel Preset...

Page 9: ...annels that is moving encoder 1 will set the send level for channel 1 to the selected Aux The meters will display the send level of each of the input channels The encoders for the stereo channels set...

Page 10: ...e the Value encoder to scroll to an empty position in the GEQ preset library Press the Next button again to give your preset a name Once you are satisfied with your changes press the Store button EQ O...

Page 11: ...pre fader Power User Tip By summing the Main Mix and the Solo bus you can raise the volume of the channel you re tweaking without affecting the mix the audience is hearing To do this enable both the...

Page 12: ...a computer Because of this it very important that the sample rate be selected and locked in prior to beginning any recording or performance 3 2 2 FireWire Sends and Returns For complete information se...

Page 13: ...d presets are contained in dedicated folders in VSL To view a specific set of presets simply click on its tab t SCENE Displays stored Scenes t FAT CH Displays stored Fat Channel presets t FX Displays...

Page 14: ...0 2 User Manual To load a Scene or preset from the Browser window you simply select it and drag it over the mixer or channel you wish to load it on Scenes and presets can be dragged from either the On...

Page 15: ...ual Scene Recalling Menu As discussed in Section 5 1 the StudioLive allows you to decide which group of parameters you would like to recall with a Scene The Scene Recalling menu on the Setup tab corre...

Page 16: ...on the StudioLive mixer and in Capture for this purpose If an input channel is not clipping on your StudioLive mixer you can be sure that there it will not clip in Capture Activating Recording in Cap...

Page 17: ...has included a copy of Studio One Artist with your StudioLive for just this purpose Both Studio One Artist and Studio One Pro can open Capture Session files All markers edits track names etc will be p...

Page 18: ...e separate entries for each available item Uncheck any item you don t wish to install then click on the Install Packets button at the bottom left of the menu to install the selected content t When fin...

Page 19: ...drag an effect or group of effects from one channel to another drag in customized effects chains and instantly load your favorite virtual instrument patch without ever scrolling through a menu Opening...

Page 20: ...io One Artist Information The Studio One Artist Advanced Quick Start Guide can be found in your 16 0 2 User Manual Complete information about Studio One can be found in the Studio One User Guide The S...

Page 21: ...uslyTopSecretrecipefor Jambalaya Ingredients t 5 lbs link andouille sausage t 3 lbs boneless chicken t 2 lbs ground beef t 3 lbs onions yellow or purple t 2 stalks of celery t 1 lb bell peppers green...

Page 22: ...orrect the interference by one or more of the following measures t Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna t Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver t Connect the equipment i...

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