Standard Horizon 24/96 Manuel D’Utilisation

Direct Pro 24/96 Owner’s Manual

Direct Pro Interface Box - Front

Input Volume Faders (cont’d)

DIRECT PR

O 24/96 INTERF

CE BO

The

Direct

Pro

24/96

interface

box

houses

shielded

analog

combo

jack

inputs,

shielded

analog

out-

puts,

MIDI

IN
and

MIDI

OUT

jacks,

and

headphone

jack

for

monitoring.

Additional

S/PDIF

IN
and

S/PDIF

OUT jacks are on the Direct Pro 24/96 PCI host card.

Front P

anel

The

Direct

Pro

24/96’s

front

panel

consists

of
4
analog

combo

jack

inputs,

headphone

output,

and

phantom power controls.

The

combo

jacks

either

4",

or
XLR

mic

connectors.

1/4"

inputs

can

either

bal-

anced

(+4dBu)

or
unbalanced

0dBV)

signals.

The

XLR

jacks

have

built-in

preamps

with

level

trim.

In
addition,

they

are

equipped

with

an
invariable

48V

phantom

power

, allowing

you

to
power

professional

condenser

micro-

phones.

Phantom Power

The

phantom

power

on/off

switch

activates

phantom

power

for

all
4

XLR

inputs.

Phantom

power

is
not

delivered to the 1/4" input.

Headphone Jack

The headphone output enables you to monitor the audio without speakers.

Note:

The

headphone

Jack

is
optimized

for

60-150

ohm

headphones.

Headphones

with

impedance

higher than 150 ohm will sound softer.

WARNING:

All
line

level

connections

MUST

use

the

1/4”

input.

XLR

inputs

are

ONLY

for

microphones.

If the inputs are used incorrectly, damage may occur!

TEREO

This

button

Channel

links

all
the

effects

and

knobs

of
that

strip

with

Channel

2,
and

the

same

is
true

with

Channel

&
4.
This

can

also

thought

of
as
a

‘Link’

button

because

ever

control

either

strip

affects

the

other

strip.

There

is
no

‘master’

or
‘slave’

strip

because

changes

either

strip

will

directly

make changes on the other

The

slider

at
the

bottom

automatically

forced

in
the

far

Left

and

far

Right

positions.

The

slider

is not ‘linked’ to the corresponding strip.

Only

Channels

&
2

can

be
linked

and

Channels

&
4

can

be
linked.

There

is
no

way

to
‘link’

all
4

input

strips together

• MUTE: T

urns off the channel’s signal entirely

•

SOLO:

The

opposite

of
mute.

Soloing

an
input

channel

will

mute

all
other

output

channels.

will

be
the

only sudible channel.

REC FX

This

button

allows

flexibility

in
recording

the

effects

that

are

the

Direct

Pro

24/96

Control

anel

input

strips.

This

button

only

affects

the

Compressor

and

for

that

input

channel

strip.

does

not

allow

recording of the REVERB. F

or information on how to record our Reverb, refer to the Master Reverb sec-

tion of the manual.

Note:

you

choose

to
record

96kHz

audio,

the

Rec

Fx
button

cannot

activated.

All
effects

will

disabled.

If the REC FX button is pressed

The

and

Compressor

(assuming

they

are

not

bypassed)

that

are

on
that

channel

strip

will

be
recorded

into

the

corresponding

recording

device

driver

This

allows

each

of
the

4
input

channels

to
have

their

own effects separately recorded onto 4 different tracks.

In
this

case,

the

digital

peak

meter

shows

the

value

of
the

wet

signal

that

is
being

sent

to
the

computer.

This

post-fader

meter

so
if

you

move

the

volume

fader

, the

meter

will

move

accordingly

and

affect

the

level

of
the

signal

that

is
being

recorded.

will

also

affect

the

level

of
that

track

as
it

is
sent

to
the

MONI-

OR bus.

If this button is NOT pressed

The

and

Compressor

the

input

channel

strip

can

only

heard

via

the

MONIT

bus

should

you

listening

or
recording

the

MONIT

bus.

The

input

device

drivers

,2
Direct

Pro

&
3,4

Direct

Pro

will

not record either the EQ or Compressor

In
this

case,

the

digital

peak

meter

shows

the

value

of
the

dr
y

signal

that

being

sent

to
the

computer

for

recording.

The

volume

fader

changes

the

volume

of
that

track

and

sends

to
the

MONIT

bus.

This

meter is before the fader (pre-fader) so if you move the volume fader

, the meter will not be affected.