QUICKSTART GUIDE
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DGT 260
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MIC Settings Panel
Input Gain
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Sets the input gain of your
microphone.
Attenuation
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Activate for loud input signals to
prevent clipping.
Low-cut fi lter
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Reduces unwanted low
frequencies. Activate when recording vocals!
Monitoring
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Sets the ratio between direct and
playback monitoring.
Buffer Size
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Low buffer sizes have low latency,
but are more CPU-intense. In case you experience
audio drop-outs try the next bigger buffer size.
Sample Rate
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Is fi xed at 48.000 Hz.
Find more information about this topics on our
website
www.lewitt-audio.com/dgt260.
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LED Settings
Some presets indicate relevant information like
clipping, signal level and if the ducker is currently
active or not. Other presets are only used to create
a nice mood for your vocal performance. Check out all of them!
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Settings
Linking
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This allows you to link the fader and the mute button of a selected channel. This channel now
always has the same volume in both mixes - MONITOR and INPUT 3/4 (VIRTUAL) mix. A blue or green
border around the fader and mute button indicates a channel is linked. See Figure 5.
Updates
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Always try to be up to date as we are introducing new features on a regular basis.
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Ducker
A channel’s volume can be automatically lowered when the software detects a microphone input signal
above a certain threshold. This way your voice and the playback create a perfect mix.
Ducker is available for OUTPUT 1/2 and OUTPUT 3/4.
Figure 4
Figure 3a
Figure 3b
The virtual mixing console:
Click on the MONITOR or
INPUT 3/4 area to select
your mix.
Green color scheme
on the
left (Figure 3a) - MONITOR
mix selected.
Blue color scheme
on the
right (Figure 3b) - INPUT 3/4
mix selected.
Pro tip:
you can link faders
and mute buttons to have
the same mix for MONITOR
and INPUT 3/4.
See
Linking below.
Figure 5
