Rane Black & Blue, User Manual

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Setting Black & Blue as the Default Recording Device
•
Windows XP: Click Start Menu

Control Panel (or Settings

Control Panel in Classic View)

Sound and Audio Devices . Click the Audio tab and under Sound recording , select USB Audio
Codec as the default device. Select Properties and click the Advanced tab to select the Default
Format, 44100 Hz or 48000 Hz.
•
Windows Vista: Click Start Menu

Control Panel (or Settings

Control Panel in Classic View)

Hardware and Sound

Sound . Click the Recording tab and select USB Audio Codec as the default
device. Select Properties and click the Advanced tab to select the Default Format, 44100 Hz or 48000
Hz.
•
Windows 7: Click Start Menu

Control Panel

Sound . Click the Recording tab and select USB
Audio Codec as the default device. Select Properties and click the Advanced tab to select the Default
Format, 44100 Hz or 48000 Hz.
•
Windows 8: From the Start Menu, click the lower-left corner of the screen to bring yourself to the
Desktop. In the bottom-right corner of the Taskbar, locate the Volume Control "Speaker" icon. Right-click
the speaker and select Playback Devices . In the Windows Sound control panel select the Recording
tab. If USB Audio Codec does not have a green "check mark" symbol next to it, right-click it and select
"Set as Default Device". Select Properties and click the Advanced tab to select the Default Format,
44100 Hz or 48000 Hz.
•
Windows 10:
Click
Start Menu

Control Panel
(or Settings

Control Panel in Classic View)

Hardware and Sound

Sound . In the Windows Sound control panel select the Recording tab. If
USB Audio Codec does not have a green "check mark" symbol next to it, right-click it and select "Set as
Default Device". Select Properties and click the Advanced tab to select the Default Format,
44100 Hz or 48000 Hz.
•
Mac OS X 10.4-10.11: Click the upper-left "apple" icon then click System Preferences

Sound . Click
the Input tab. From the menu, select USB Audio Codec as the device. Under Format , select 44100 Hz
or 48000 Hz.
Setting Black & Blue as the Default Playback Device
•
Windows XP: Click Start Menu

Control Panel (or Settings

Control Panel in Classic View)

Sound and Audio Devices . Click the Audio tab and under Sound playback , select USB Audio
Codec .
•
Windows Vista: Click Start Menu

Control Panel (or Settings

Control Panel in Classic View)

Hardware and Sound

Sound . Click the Playback tab and select USB Audio Codec .
•
Windows 7: Click Start Menu

Control Panel

Sound . Click the Playback tab and select USB
Audio Codec as the default device.
•
Windows 8: From the Start menu, click the lower-left corner of the screen to bring yourself to the
Desktop. In the bottom-right corner of the Taskbar, locate the Volume Control "Speaker" icon. Right-click
the speaker and select Playback Devices . The Windows Sound control panel should appear set on the
Playback tab. If USB Audio Codec does not have a green "check mark" symbol next to it, right-click it
and select "Set as Default Device".
•
Windows 10:
Click
Start Menu

Control Panel

Sound
. Click the
Playback
tab and select
USB
Audio Codec
as the default device.
•
Mac OS X 10.4-10.11: Click the upper-left "apple" icon then click System Preferences

Sound . Click
the Output tab. From the menu, select USB Audio Codec as the device.