MOTU 896mk3, Руководство пользователя

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Outputs at 2x sample rates
When operating the 896mk3 at a 2x sample rate
(88.2 or 96 kHz), outputs are listed as follows:
Outputs at 4x sample rates
When operating the 896mk3 at a 4x sample rate
(176.4 or 192 kHz), outputs are listed as follows:
NUMBER OF CHANNELS
If your host audio software requires that you
specify the number of audio voices or channels you
will be using, be sure to choose enough channels to
cover the 28 inputs and 32 outputs provided by
your 896mk3 — although the number of channels
may depend on how your 896mk3 is configured.
PROCESSING LIVE INPUTS WITH HOST
PLUG-INS
If you patch a live input (such as a MIDI
synthesizer) through a plug-in effect in your host
software, you might hear a slight delay. There are
several ways to reduce this delay. For details, see
chapter 10, “Reducing Monitoring Latency”
(page 69).
WORKING WITH CUEMIX FX MIXING AND
EFFECTS
The 896mk3 provides powerful external mixing,
EQ, compression and reverb, which you can
operate hand-in-hand with your host’s mixing
environment. For example, the 896mk3 can serve
as a monitor mixer routing channels to musicians,
or it can serve as an integrated extension of your
host’s mixing environment. If you program an
896mk3 mixing and processing configuration that
goes hand in hand with your host project, be sure
to use the file save features in CueMix FX to save
the 896mk3 settings as a file in your host project
folder for instant recall of all settings. See
chapter 11, “CueMix Console” (page 75) for
complete details.
SYNCHRONIZATION
As you read through the following sections to
decide what form of synchronization you might
need with other devices in your studio, be sure to
consult “Making sync connections” on page 21 for
the proper hardware connections. Use the
synchronization diagrams to be clear about how
you will be synchronizing your audio software and
the 896mk3 to the other components of your
system.
Synchronizing digital audio connections
If you have devices connected to the 896mk3
digital inputs (optical or RCA S/PDIF), you need to
be concerned with the synchronization of the
896mk3’s digital audio clock with other devices
connected to it digitally (if any). For example, if
you have a digital mixer connected to the 896mk3
Output
88.2/ 96 kHz Channels
List position Comment
Main outs 2 1-2 -
Analog 8 3-10 -
AES/EBU 2 11-12 -
SPDIF 2 13-14 -
Phones Mirror only -- -
Optical A 4 ADAT
2 TOSLINK 15-18
15-16 -
Optical B 4 ADAT
2 TOSLINK 19-22
17-18 These channel
number ranges
assume that optical
A is operating with
the same format.
Output
176.4/ 192 kHz Channels
List position Comment
Main outs 2 1-2 -
Analog 8 3-10 -
Phones Mirror only -- -
SPDIF Not available -- -
AES/EBU Not available -- -
Optical A Not available -- -
Optical B Not available -- -