Alesis 12 FireWire Manual De Usuario

 

 

If  “MultiMix Audio” does not appear, Windows does not see the 

mixer as being connected to the computer.  Check your Firewire 

cable and try powering the mixer off  and on again. 

 

Expand the “IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers” section.  Check 

that your Firewire card is listed as properly working.   

 

As a last resort power your computer off  and on.   

 

Faulty connection 

If  “MultiMix Audio” appears, but there is a yellow question mark 

or exclamation point attached to it, the drivers are improperly 

installed.  Right-click on the MultiMix Audio listing, choose 

“Uninstall…”, and uninstall the device.  The next time you 

connect the MultiMix to your computer, you will need to re-install 

the drivers from scratch. 

 

 

 

Adjust the buffers in the ASIO control panel or through your 

WDM application’s audio setup options.   

 

It is impossible to say which buffer settings are perfect for each 

system, but generally buffer sizes around the middle or low-middle 

of  the available range provide the best results. 

 

 

 

Again, work with the buffer settings in the ASIO control panel or 

through your WDM application’s audio setup options in order to 

find the most reliable setting.   

 

Many audio applications include advanced setting dialog boxes 

where pre-fetch and other parameters can be set.  Explore those 

options. 

 

 

 

 

Either turn your software direct monitoring off  or—if  you want 

to monitor your incoming audio through your software—put the 

MIX TO CTRL RM button in the UP position. 

 

Be sure to attach your monitoring speakers to the CTRL RM OUT 

jacks, not the MAIN MIX OUT jacks.