Turtle Beach Montego II, Руководство пользователя

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1. A CD-Audio cable for connecting the CD-ROM audio output to the
CD-ROM input jack. (See the section on Installing the CD-ROM Audio
Cable)
2. A stereo 1/8” to dual RCA jacks cable for connecting to the line input.
This will provide standard RCA connections for running cables to
other audio sources.
3. A second stereo 1/8” to dual RCA jacks cable for connecting to the
line output. Again this provides standard RCA connectors for
connecting to a mixer or amplifier.
4. A MIDI connector – Connect this harness to the MIDI/Joystick port on
the Montego II sound board. This will provide a MIDI Input and a
MIDI Output as well as a thru connector for connecting a joystick.
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QUIPMENT
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HECKLIST
MIDI keyboard/controller – For controlling the internal synthesizers.
Audio Mixer – Many manufacturers are now offering small high
quality mixers for under $300. A mixer will provide XLR inputs for
your microphones, equalization and easy level adjustments when
recording. A mixer is also helpful for mixing in other external
synthesizer sources when mixing down. Lastly, mixers usually have
headphone pre-amps for monitoring through headphones while
recording.
High Quality Microphone – A good quality mic is critical for a good
recording. Don’t even bother with a “computer microphone”. You can
purchase a good mic at a music store for around $100.
High Quality Monitoring System – Good quality powered monitors or
an amp/speaker system are also an integral part of a good recording
setup.
Headphones – When recording from a microphone you’ll need to use
headphones to monitor. The “closed ear” type are best for avoiding
feedback.
Mixdown Deck – After you’re done with your multitrack recording
you’ll want to mix it down to two track stereo for listening. There are
many options including; DAT, Minidisc and writable CD-ROM for
digital mixdown or a reel to reel or cassette deck for analog mixdown.