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Recording and Playback

Formatting SD Cards  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

Transport Controls  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

Record Arming  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

Working with Cue Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41

Moving Cue Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

Previewing Cue Point Positions . . . . . . . .43

Clearing & Deleting Cue Points . . . . . . . .44

Locating to Cue Marks . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

Punching In/Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

Bouncing   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45

Metronome  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

Record Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

USB

USB Audio Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51

Low-latency Monitoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

USB File Transfer  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

USB Keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53

USB Keyboard Shortcuts  . . . . . . . . . . . .53

User Presets and System Settings

Saving and Recalling Presets . . . . . . . . . . .55

System Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56

Remote Control

Wingman Application  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57

Connecting to a MixPre Recorder  . . . . . .59

Music Projects via Wingman . . . . . . . . . .60

Third-Party USB Controllers

Connecting the MixPre to a Controller . . . . .63

Map User-Definable Buttons to Shortcuts . .64

Controller Interfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64

Akai MidiMix Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65

Korg NanoKontrol 2 Interface . . . . . . . . .66

Korg NanoKontrol Studio Interface . . . . .68

Novation LaunchControl XL Interface . . . .69

Specifications

Audio Inputs  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73

Audio Outputs  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

Recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

USB  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

Touch Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

Remote Control  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

Environmental  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

Dimensions and Weight  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

Software License

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Summary of Contents for MixPre-6M

Page 1: ... MixPre 6M Multitrack Recorder USB Audio Interface User Guide ...

Page 2: ... contain omissions and technical or typographical inaccura cies Sound Devices LLC does not accept responsi bility for any losses due to the use of this guide Trademarks The wave logo is a registered trademark and Kashmir is a trademark of Sound Devices LLC iPad iPhone Mac and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft C...

Page 3: ... Monitoring 23 Setting the Gain 23 Using Solo Mute 23 Arming a Track 24 Understanding Pan 24 Using Reverb 25 Rendering a Vocal Air Effect 25 Setting the Low Cut Filter 25 Toggling Phase Inversion 26 Stereo Track Linking 26 Configuring Aux In Mode 26 Track Bank Selector 27 Outputs Adjusting Output Level 29 Headphone Output and Presets 30 Metering LEDs and Metering 31 Channel Knob Ring LEDs 31 Chann...

Page 4: ...tem Settings Saving and Recalling Presets 55 System Settings 56 Remote Control Wingman Application 57 Connecting to a MixPre Recorder 59 Music Projects via Wingman 60 Third Party USB Controllers Connecting the MixPre to a Controller 63 Map User Definable Buttons to Shortcuts 64 Controller Interfaces 64 Akai MidiMix Interface 65 Korg NanoKontrol 2 Interface 66 Korg NanoKontrol Studio Interface 68 N...

Page 5: ...xPre X X Slide the power switch left side panel to On The MixPre will boot and light up 3 Connect an audio source X X Connect an audio source either a microphone line or instrument line level signal to one of the input jacks on the side panels 4 Connect headphones X X Connect your preferred headphones to the headphone jack on the right side panel 5 Insert Format Media Insert a Class 10 SD card int...

Page 6: ...e Rate to select from available rates E Tap Create 7 Configure an input A Press the Channel knob associated with the track onto which you want to record For example press knob 1 to record on track 1 The Channel screen appears B Tap Input and use the HP encoder to select a source for the track Options include Mic Line Aux In and USB In C Select Phantom if your microphone DI or other device requires...

Page 7: ...headphones while in this sub menu C Make adjustments to the volume and to fit your intended time signature and tempo D Tap Count in to select how many measures the metronome will count at the beginning before recording begins E On page 2 of the Metronome sub menu tap On During to determine when you ll hear the metronome Options include Count in Record or Play F Tap The metronome preview will stop ...

Page 8: ...s play your song and adjust track mix levels pans reverb air etc 16 When you have a mix that you like you can easily share your file by using the Render feature A Tap and then tap Render B Select the format you want to use to render export the file Options include Wav stereo AAC stereo or Wav All Isos This will perform a real time render of your project Feel free to dynamically adjust mix levels p...

Page 9: ...ety of fundamental ways 12 channel multitrack recorder mixer up to 96kHz 24 bit 6 simultaneous inputs including 4 ultra low noise mic preamplifiers 8 in 4 out USB computer audio interface The MixPre 6M includes many indispensable features for musicians including Track Laying Overdubbing Punch In Out Q Points Track Bouncing Reverb and Vocal Air Effects Metronome Export The MixPre 6M works in a simi...

Page 10: ... interface for any DAW application The MixPre 6M s versatility is augmented by the various powering options Whether you want to power the MixPre 6M from a USB connection AA batter ies L mount batteries or optional AC wall plug adapter it s ready willing and able to go anywhere anytime always handling your audio needs with grace We sincerely hope that you enjoy working with the MixPre 6M as much as...

Page 11: ...ided 8 AA battery sled called MX 8AA One or two Sony type L mount batteries installed in the optional L mount battery sled accessory called MX LMount USB C to USB C cable connected to a USB C host computer or AC wall adapter USB A to USB C cable connected to a USB A host computer or AC wall adapter Dual USB A to USB C cable connected to a USB A host computer Use this cable option if your computer ...

Page 12: ...ide 12 To ensure Battery Status indicator displays accurate levels status 1 Tap 2 Page through submenu and tap Power 3 Select the type of batteries being used in the sled Options include NiMH Alkaline L Mount ...

Page 13: ...annel Knob Ring LEDs Power Light LCD Star Button The Channel knobs on the front panel have two purposes Rotate to adjust the level of the selected track in the LR mix Press to access the selected track s Channel screen Left Side Panel USB connections XLR inch TRS inputs 1 2 2 channel 3 5 mm output and power switch Power Switch USB A Port XLR TRS Inputs 3 5 mm Stereo Output USB C Port ...

Page 14: ...h TRS inputs 3 4 headphone encoder HP Encoder XLR TRS Inputs 3 5 mm Headphone Output 3 5 mm Aux Mic Input Back Panel Battery mounts SD memory card slot Allen wrench for inch 20 thread captive screw and anti rotational pin SD Card Slot Battery Mounts Allen wrench Anti rotational Pin ...

Page 15: ...with the MixPre and a Star button may be set to provide quick navigation to a key screen or functionality As you become familiar with the user interface changing settings for inputs outputs recording and metering will become fast and intuitive Home Screen The Home screen view is the default view that appears on the touch screen when the device is powered up The Home screen looks like this Status B...

Page 16: ... the Cue Points menu For more information see Working with Cue Points Power Status Icons Green USB USB power source is ideal Orange USB USB power source low Brightness dimmed USB A port disabled 48v phantom on 2 channels only Green Battery Healthy battery Plan to change batteries when green level drops to about full Flashing Red Battery Battery power is critically low Change batteries Menu icon Pr...

Page 17: ... Provides routing and gain settings for the main Stereo output as well as ability to mute the output 2 Reverb Provides access to Reverb settings 2 Metronome Provides access to Metronome settings 2 Record Provides access to L R Gain and AAC export quality 2 SD Card Displays SD card and allows for format and empty trash card functions 3 Shortcuts Assigns various functions as shortcut for the button ...

Page 18: ...enu provides fast access to the Cue List the Solo Mute screen metronome on off project render and access to project history For more information see Working with Cue Points Using Solo Mute Metronome Project History and Sharing Projects To access the Music Control menu X X Tap in the top left corner of the Home screen ...

Page 19: ... access to certain features To set the Star button functionality 1 Tap 2 Set Button to your preferred function Shortcut Description Solo Mute screen Opens Solo Mute submenu screen Project Opens Project submenu screen SD Card Opens SD Card submenu screen Metronome Toggles metronome on off Q Sets a cue mark St Out Mute Toggles muting of the stereo output Advanced mode only Tone Toggles tone on off ...

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Page 21: ...settings are adjusted in its Channel screen Accessing Channel Screen Settings To access the Channel screen X X Push in a Channel knob Each Channel screen provides two pages of settings indicated by Dots icon Tap the Dots icon to switch pages Settings For More Information Solo Mute Using Solo Mute Arm Arming a Track Input Setting Input Source Monitor Enabling Monitoring Gain Setting the Gain Pan Un...

Page 22: ...channel This reduces the need to rearrange instruments plugged into inputs when you want to record that input to a different track You can also select the MixPre 6M s mixer outputs see Bouncing a metronome click see Metronome or turn on Phantom power To route inputs 1 Enter the Channel screen tap Input The Routing screen appears as shown in the two following examples 2 Select an input for the trac...

Page 23: ...ppears orange when on except if input is off Setting the Gain Gain sets the trim gain pre fader gain for the channel This gain determines the signal level on the channel s individual track i e the ISO track level The gain range is dependant on the input type selected Mic 6dB 76dB Line 20dB 30dB Aux Mic 10dB 40dB Aux Line 10dB 20dB USB 20dB 30dB Using Solo Mute The MixPre 6M offers a few different ...

Page 24: ...Solo Mute The Solo Mute screen appears 3 Do either of the following X X Tap either Solo or Mute and then tap track s to select them Soloed channels appear orange muted tracks appear red X X Use the HP encoder to highlight green outline a track and then tap either Solo or Mute 4 Tap to exit the screen Arming a Track Armed tracks appear with red numbered boxes on the Home screen s Meter view To arm ...

Page 25: ...om Reverb Decay 0 1 5 0 seconds Reverb Pre Delay 0 40 ms Reverb HF Damp Off 0 20 Rendering a Vocal Air Effect Applying Air to a lead vocal can help it stand out in a mix It adds a desirable airy sheen to vocals Vocal Air sets how much Air is added to a track in the LR mix The range is Off 1 100 Only the mix is affected not the individual recorded tracks To render the Air effect into the individual...

Page 26: ... source such as keyboard or drum machine plug that instrument into a neighboring pair of inputs such as 1 2 3 4 etc Link the tracks by setting the pair s first Channel Screen Linking menu to 1 2 3 4 etc Linking allows you to control the level of both channels with just the odd numbered knob For example the following procedure links tracks 1 and 2 To link tracks 1 2 1 Push Channel 1 knob to access ...

Page 27: ...tracks 5 8 you can control tracks 5 8 with the knobs A tap on the meters moves the box to around 9 12 which indicates you can now control tracks 9 12 with the knobs Another tap moves control to tracks 1 4 When a track bank is switched rotating a Channel knob in the newly selected bank will not have an effect on level until it reaches its previously stored fader value As soon as it reaches that val...

Page 28: ... its current fader value of 18dB Once it reaches the track s previously stored value of 15dB the mix level will start to be affected L L Adjust the Channel knob a small fraction to display the stored value and arrow in orange text The displayed arrow and stored value will inform you which way to rotate the knob ...

Page 29: ...r is being output in the headphones stereo or mono This is useful for providing a secondary headphone output feed Adjusting Output Level Adjust output gains to optimize the level feeding downstream devices such as active speakers external mixers PA gear etc To adjust output gain 1 Tap 2 Tap Outputs 3 Select St Out Gain You can adjust L R output gains from Off 40 to 20dB Output Muting On the MixPre...

Page 30: ...et with the encoder directly adjacent to the headphone jack Since the headphone amplifier is capable of very high output levels please use caution when wearing headphones as hearing damage could result with inappropriate volume levels From the main Menu screen the headphone presets HP Presets may be accessed by pressing this icon in the upper left corner of the screen Above this icon the currently...

Page 31: ...nal present red signal peaking orange signal limiting In addition a channel s ring LED will flash orange when soloed or illuminate solid red when muted Channel Knob Ring LEDs Touch Screen The LEDs around any of the knobs will also pulse orange if upon changing track banks the knob s rotational position is not aligned with its fader value this pulsing stops once position and value are realigned For...

Page 32: ... bearing the track number appear along the bottom of the meter view and will change color based on routing and transport status The following table shows the various options you may see during the music creation process Track Label Description Solid red Track is armed for recording and is monitoring live input Red with green outline Track is armed for recording but is currently monitoring track pl...

Page 33: ... A play cursor moves across a horizontal timeline and audio tracks referred to as channels in the MixPre are laid out as rows A song always starts at 00 00 00 0 hh mm ss tenths bar 1 You can store many projects on an SD card which is great if you are working on multiple songs or an album because you can quickly switch between them Only one project is active at any one time All project audio files ...

Page 34: ...ample rate This prevents clocking and or off speed playback issues 4 Tap Create when you re ready to create the new Music project L L The new project s name is shown at the top of the Home screen For more information see Project History and Project Folder Structure Import Recording When creating a new project you may choose to import a wav audio file up to 12 tracks as the foundation for your proj...

Page 35: ...con on the SD card is displayed 3 Rotate the HP encoder to highlight the chosen project push in encoder to open the project Once selected the project is opened and the Home screen is displayed You are ready to start recording Trashing Projects Since SD cards are capable of holding many gigabytes of data the list of projects can become quite long You can trash any project apart from the one that is...

Page 36: ...th of March 2018 would have a name like this 001 031218 142200 To restart the current project from scratch X X From the History list scroll to the bottom and select Restart Song This will clear all audio from the project and cannot be undone However the audio files themselves are not actually deleted they remain in the project folder which can be accessed using a computer Project Folder Structure ...

Page 37: ...v Stereo performs a real time render of the LR mix to an uncompressed 2ch stereo wav file All track level pan mute reverb and air adjustments made during rendering are reflected in the resulting stereo wav file AAC Stereo performs a real time render of the LR mix to a compressed 2ch stereo AAC file AAC files are much smaller in size than a WAV file and so are faster to share over the internet All ...

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Page 39: ...We highly recommend using Sound Devices branded SD cards as these have been optimized to provide the best performance If these are not available most reputable manufacturers cards such as SanDisk or Delkin that meet or exceed class 10 speeds are acceptable To format an SD card 1 Insert an SD card in the slot located on the rear panel 2 Tap 3 Tap SD Card Edit Format 4 When asked to confirm the comm...

Page 40: ...nd of the song pressing play does nothing Scrub While playing or paused press the headphone encoder to enter Scrub mode Then rotate clockwise for fast forward or counter clockwise for rewind at speeds of 0x 1 8x 1 4x 1 2x 1x 2x 4x 8x and 16x The audio may be heard in Scrub mode up to 2x speed TO exit scrub mode press the headphone encoder again Record Arming Armed tracks are recorded when REC is a...

Page 41: ...egins Typically used as pre roll before punch in Record In Record In Defines when automatic recording begins the start of the Punch In Out region Record Out Defines when automatic recording ends the end of the Punch In Out region Stop Defines when playback stops Typically used as post roll after a punch out Record Out To add Play In and Record In Out and Stop cue points 1 While stopped tap the Q i...

Page 42: ...ion The MixPre automatically renumbers cue marks if one is inserted between existing cue marks to maintain their ascending numerical order from the start of the song 01 02 03 etc Cues appear in numerical order in the Cue List such as 01 shown in following image below the Play In Record In Out and Stop points You may have up to 99 such cues per song Cues may be named moved deleted or set as Play In...

Page 43: ...y tune the position of In and Out points in 0 1 second increments To move Cue Points 1 Tap Cue List 2 Use the HP encoder to select a cue point 3 Tap Move and rotate the HP encoder to adjust the selection in 0 1 second increments Previewing Cue Point Positions Previewing plays a few seconds of a project from a cue mark If the cue point is slightly late or early use the move function to fine tune it...

Page 44: ... cue mark Punching In Out Punching allows you to drop in and out of record on armed tracks while playing back existing unarmed tracks Automatic punching is a commonly used technique that allows you to play along with existing audio and have the recorder automatically and seamlessly drop into and out of record at predetermined points a cool tool for getting just the right performance You can punch ...

Page 45: ...uminate green Playback will stop when the Stop point if set is reached See Working with Cue Points for more information on clearing and disabling Play In Record In Out and Stop points Bouncing The MixPre 6M offers up to 12 tracks which is enough for many situations For example four for drums one for bass two for vocals two for guitars two for keyboards plus a spare However sometimes you may want t...

Page 46: ...quired location As with normal recording bouncing is a real time process where you can dynamically adjust the source track levels pans and effects 9 Press stop to finish the bounce at any time 10 Disarm and unroute MixL and MixR from the destination tracks 11 To hear your bounce start playback from roughly where the bounce started Adjust mix level pan reverb and air accordingly You may want to mut...

Page 47: ... L L You will hear a preview of the metronome while in this screen X X Tap Signature and set the beat time signature for the song Options include 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 6 8 7 8 9 8 X X Tap Tempo and set the song tempo metronome click rate by tapping the arrows or using the HP encoder to adjust the tempo bpm beats per minute value Range is 40 to 240 bpm X X Tap Volume to set the volume of ...

Page 48: ...ettings detailed in the following table Sub menu Description Options L R Gain Sets the gain for the LR mix 30 0 dB 1 dB increment L L Tip You can quickly access L R Gain by tapping the L left horizontal meter on the Home screen AAC Quality Sets the quality value for AAC rendering For more information see Sharing Projects 32 kbps 64 kbps 128 kbps 192 kbps 256 kbps To access the Record submenu X X T...

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Page 51: ...ely Should you want to mix the USB audio from the host computer with live audio from the MixPre 6M s inputs to the LR bus use the channel screen and select input source The MixPre 6M is capable of recording and streaming audio to a USB host simultaneously It is also capable of recording the USB audio stream out of a computer directly to its SD recorder This is an amazingly useful feature for recor...

Page 52: ...espectively 7 Setup your DAW software for a new track with its source being any Channels 1 4 and be sure that record monitoring is disabled for these tracks Optionally you may mute the channel s output in the DAW 8 You should now be able to hear and adjust the output of your DAW audio through Channels 5 and 6 while adjusting your low latency feed in your headphones and send levels to DAW using the...

Page 53: ...1 or Menu key Accesses the Main menu F12 Home Ctrl R Record Ctrl S Stop Spacebar Play Left Arrow Main screen Rewind skip back to Q point Menu and Channel screens Toggles through pages Right Arrow Main screen Fast forward skip forward to Q point Menu and Channel screens Toggles through pages Up Down Arrows Main screen Adjusts headphone volume In menus Duplicates encoder rotation such as moves highl...

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Page 55: ...d a slick feature where you can store and recall snapshots of all of the MixPre 6M s settings There are four internal Preset slots available Also the SD card can store virtually unlimited Presets To save a Preset 1 Tap 2 Tap Presets Save to Internal 1 4 or SD Card 3 Enter a Preset Name and tap OK To recall a Preset 1 Tap 2 Tap Presets Load Preset 3 Select preset with encoder 4 Tap OK ...

Page 56: ...r 1 Tone Lets you turn tone on off set the tone s level from 20dBFS to 0dBFS in 1 dBFS increments and mode to either Continuous or L Ident 2 Limiters Lets you turn limiters on off 2 Brightness Lets you independently adjust the brightness of the touch screen and the ring LEDs 2 Date Time Provides access to set the date time and formats for both 2 Regulatory Provides full Federal Communications Comm...

Page 57: ... from iOS or Android devices To enable Bluetooth on the MixPre recorder 1 Tap 2 Tap System Bluetooth This toggles Bluetooth On and Off L L If a remote password is configured on the recorder in the System Wingman Password menu Wingman will prompt for that password to be entered prior to making the connection Status Bar Viewing Area Tab Bar Connection Icon ...

Page 58: ...toggles between Transport and Track views handy when using Wingman app on devices with smaller screens Transport View Track View L L Editing track names may be done in Transport view on tablets but on smartphones it is achieved in Track view Tab bar Remaining on screen all the time the bar has icons enabling access to other views such as the About screen which provides links to guides and device a...

Page 59: ...ecorders of the same model tapping the Circled I icon helps identify the correct device by displaying an Identifying from Wingman message on the chosen recorder s screen When running Wingman the Connection icon which bears the Sound Devices logo displays different colors The color of the icon is significant Color Icon Status Gray Disconnected either no activity or scanning for devices Orange Bluet...

Page 60: ...lets or in Track view on smaller screen mobile devices like smartphones To rename tracks 1 Do either of the following X X On large mobile devices from the Transport view tap anywhere in a vertical meter for the track you want to edit X X On small mobile devices swipe horizontally to display the Track view then tap anywhere in a horizontal meter for the track you want to edit 2 Use the virtual on s...

Page 61: ...ray When the input is off the label is black and cannot be armed And in Music projects when playing back or overdubbing labels for on but disarmed tracks appear green L L Meter labels are joined displayed as a single label to indicate when channels are linked This is shown in the previous example see the meter labels for 9 and 10 ...

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Page 63: ...ic or Audio projects L L Not all functions are supported by all controllers Connecting the MixPre to a Controller Power and control is provided via a single USB cable to better facilitate simple connection between the MixPre and controller To ensure compatibility with the connected controller the MixPre must first configure itself accordingly L L For the MixPre 3 and 6 USB Controllers will only fu...

Page 64: ...c project only Add Q Record Stop Play Rewind Fast Fwd Shuttle not all controllers To map controller buttons to perform MixPre functions 1 Connect a controller 2 On the MixPre access Menu Shortcuts Control Surface 3 Set any of the user definable shortcut buttons to your required function Controller Interfaces Each third party controller has different capabilities The following tables Akai MidiMix I...

Page 65: ...able shortcut RWD X2 X16 via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Skip Next File via user definable shortcut Tap Fast Forward Skip Prev File via user definable shortcut Tap Rewind Skip Next Mark via user definable shortcut Fast Forward via user definable shortcut Fast Forward Skip Prev Mark via user definable shortcut Rewind via user definable shortcut Rewind Return to Zero via user...

Page 66: ...ut via user definable shortcut X1 X2 Mute 10M 10T only via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Tone via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Metronome via user definable shortcut Create Q via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Undo Only via History List on MixPre via user definable shortcut Internal Mic 10M 10T only Only via Input patchbay via user d...

Page 67: ...tton Faders Linear faders 1 8 Linear faders 1 8 Trims Rotary knobs set to trim Rotary knobs set to trim Pans Rotary knobs set to pan Rotary knobs set to pan Reverb Rotary knobs set to reverb Low Cut Only via MixPre Rotary knobs set to low cut Mute M button M button Solo S button S button Mute Status Red M button Red M button Solo Status Red S button Red S button L R Stereo Output Gain Only via Mix...

Page 68: ...n RWD X2 X16 Hold button Hold button Skip Next File Tap or Marker button Skip Prev File Tap or Marker button Skip Next Mark Tap or Marker button Tap or Marker button Skip Prev Mark Tap or Marker button Tap or Marker button Return to Zero Tap or Stop when stopped Tap or Stop Shuttle Press MixPre HP encoder or set Shuttle as a shortcut then use selected shortcut and scrub wheel Press MixPre HP encod...

Page 69: ...n White Solo button L R Stereo Output Gain Only via MixPre Only via MixPre L R Stereo Output Mute via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut X1 X2 Mute 10M 10T only via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Tone via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Metronome via user definable shortcut Create Q Marker Set button Marker Set button Undo Only via History ...

Page 70: ...n Record Arm Status Red Track Control button when Record Arm is selected Red Track Control button when Record Arm is selected Input Monitor Track Focus buttons Input Monitor Status Illuminated Track Focus button Monitor is On Channel Screen Access Hold Device button then Track Focus button Track Focus buttons Faders Linear Faders 1 8 Linear Faders 1 8 Trims Top row of knobs Top row of knobs Pans B...

Page 71: ...ojects Metronome via user definable shortcut Create Q via user definable shortcut via user definable shortcut Undo Only via History List on MixPre via user definable shortcut Internal Mic 10M 10T only via Input patchbay only via user definable shortcut ...

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Page 73: ...alanced 100k input Z USB Audio 4 channels All inputs fully RF filtered and overload protected Gain Mic input 6 dB to 76 dB Line input 20 dB to 30 dB Fader inf to 20 dB Total Mic to recording max 96 dB Aux In Mic 10 dB to 40 dB Aux In Line 10 dB to 20 dB Total Aux Gain including Fader Mic to recording 60 dB ADC Dynamic Range 32 bit precision 120 dB dynamic range min A weighted gain 10 dB fader 0 dB...

Page 74: ...Capacity SDXC Secure Digital High Capacity SDHC Secure Digital SD Maximum Storage Size 512 GB SDXC Card Format FAT32 formatted 32GB or less exFAT for 32GB File Type Monophonic WAV AAC render Stereo WAV render Max WAV File Size 4GB Files seamlessly auto split at 4GB Effects Reverb types Plate Room Hall 48 kHz max sampling rate Vocal Air USB Name Description Audio Interface USB C 8 in 4 out 44 1 to ...

Page 75: ...SB C to dual USB A Y cable AC Adapter MX PSU 15W PSU w USB C connector includes wall adapter plugs for US UK Australia and Europe Environmental Name Description Operation and Storage Operating 20 C to 60 C Storage 40 C to 85 C 0 to 90 relative humidity non condensing Dimensions and Weight Name Description Size H x W x D 1 40 x 6 53 x 4 65 inches 36 x 166 x 188 millimeters Weight 19 9 oz unpackaged...

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Page 78: ... used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or ...

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