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User's Guide Babyface Pro © RME 15
Buffer Size
The setting
Buffer Size
determines the latency between incoming and outgoing ASIO and WDM
data, as well as affecting system stability (see chapter 9.1 / 10).
Errors
does not refer to buffer errors, but USB transmission errors. The display will be reset on
any start of a playback/record. More information can be found in chapter 26.3.
Options
DSP – EQ for Record
Switches the 3-band EQ and Low Cut of all input channels into the recording path. In case
Loopback has been activated the EQ and Low Cut of the Output channel is also placed into the
recording path. See also chapter 23.6.
Optical Out
The optical TOSLINK output can operate as ADAT or SPDIF output. The Channel Status is
fixed to Consumer state.
Note: The optical input detects the incoming format automatically.
SPDIF In
TMS
activates the transmission of Channel Status data and Track Marker information from the
SPDIF input signal to a software that supports receiving it. If not needed this option should be
turned off.
WDM Devices
Reduce the number of WDM devices to the ones really needed to improve performance of the
operating system.
Clock Mode
Sample Rate
Sets the currently used sample rate. Offers a central and comfortable way of configuring the
sample rate of all WDM devices to the same value, as since Vista the audio software is no
longer allowed to set the sample rate. However, an ASIO program can still set the sample rate
by itself.
During record/playback the selection is greyed out, so no change is possible.
Clock Source
The unit can be configured to use its own clock (Internal = Master) or the digital input signal
(Optical = Slave). If the external source isn't available (Input Status No Lock), the unit will
change to the internal clock. The current clock source is displayed as
Current
.
Pitch
More information on Pitch is available in chapter 8.2.
Input Status
Indicates presence of a valid signal at the optical input (Lock, No Lock) and whether the signal
is synchronous (Sync). The third column shows the sample frequency detected by the hardware
(coarse recognition, 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz etc.). In
Clock Mode
the clock reference is
shown. See also chapter 26.1.