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Recording and Playback
The MixPre-6M can record and playback up to twelve audio tracks at 96 kHz,
24-bit to an SD card (SD, SDHC,or SDXC).
You can record to the SD card even when using the MixPre-6M as a USB audio
interface. This opens up cool opportunities for recording the computer’s USB
audio output and mixing it with other mic and line sources plugged into the
MixPre.
This simultaneous recording/USB audio streaming capability also makes the
MixPre ideal as a backup to a computer - highly desirable in mission critical
applications where relying on a computer might be a risk.
Formatting SD Cards
SD cards must be formatted by the MixPre-6M for reliable recording and
playback.
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Be sure to backup any wanted audio recordings or data before formatting
since the formatting process erases all data.
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 command to format the card, tap OK.
Cards with a capacity of 32 GB or less will be formatted with the FAT32 file
system. Cards with a capacity greater than 32 GB will be formatted with
the exFAT file system.
Transport Controls
On the MixPre-6M, the transport controls works in a similar fashion to how
transport controls work in a typical DAW, i.e. they control a playback cursor
(typically indicated by a moving vertical line in most DAWs) that moves
horizontally across a timeline indicating the current position in the song. The
current position is indicated by the time counter at the top of the Home screen.