MINDPRINT T.R.I.O., Руководство пользователя

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10
MindPrint
®
T.R.I.O.
Handling:
When a plug is inserted into the RETURN jack, T.R.I.O™ automatically
injects the incoming signal into the signal path. The SEND jack is
permanently enabled; use it as an additional signal tap, if you wish.
2. Stereo Line Input
Connect line level devices (such as keyboards, line mixers or drum
computers) to the LINE input. Equipped with a two-band EQ, it may be
configured for both mono and stereo signals. If a source signal is patched
into the L/MONO jack only, it is automatically distributed to both channels.
Connecting signal sources:
Patch line level signals into the two mono 6.3 mm (1/4“) jacks on the rear
panel. Use the four-way DIP switch on the bottom panel of the device to
configure recording and monitor routing busses. See 10.1 to learn more
about this.
2.1 L/MONO
This jack accepts the left channel of a stereo signal or channel
1 of any line source.
2.2 R
This jack accepts the right channel of a stereo signal or
channel 2 of any line source.
Handling:
2.3 HF
Twist this knob to adjust the Line signal’s treble amount.
Characteristic: Chebyshev type high shelving filter
Corner frequency: 9 kHz
Control range: +/- 12 dB
2.4 LF
Twist this knob to adjust the Line signal’s bass amount.
Characteristic: Low shelving filter
Corner frequency: 120 Hz
Control range: +/- 12 dB
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The term “routing“ is studio-speak for the process of assigning
signals to different destinations. In other words, routing is the
process of mapping a signal from, say, a microphone via a circuit
such as input 1 or input 2 to a target such as your recording
software.
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Connect line level devices equipped with a single output (mono)
to the LEFT/MONO jack. Then the same signal is on both chan-
nels of the Line input.