Audio Pro Rack-mountable 8 x 8 USB 2.0 Interface with MX Core DSP Technology 8R 사용자 설명서

User Guide

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Fast Track Ultra 8R

Input Channels

 

 The first eight channels on each of the Monitor pages correspond to the eight analog inputs. Inputs 7 and 8 are 
switchable between the analog inputs and the S/PDIF digital inputs, via the Sync Source drop-down menu in the 
Control Panel. When the sync source is set to “External,” input channels 7 and 8 receive their signal from the  
S/PDIF input. The next eight channels are returns from your DAW application software. Any of these 16 channels
can be sent to any of eight possible output busses by selecting the Monitor tab for the desired output pair and 
setting the levels for the input and software return channels respectively.

 

 

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Level meter –  monitors the channel’s input level

 

 

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Pan control – sets the position of the signal within the left and right output channel pair

 

 

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Solo button – solos that channel’s output signal in the output channels

 

 

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Mute button – mutes that channel’s output signal to the output channels

 

 

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 Link button – links a pair of channels together. When the Link button is active, changes made to one channel 
affect the adjacent (linked) channel as well.

 

 

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Level fader – controls the level of that channel’s signal sent to the output channels.

 

 

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Send control – controls the level of that channel’s signal sent to the internal DSP effects.

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Output Channels

 

 The right side of each Monitor tab provides level meters and faders for its corresponding stereo pair of outputs. 
Each Monitor tab’s output faders control the output level sent to that pair of hardware outputs. 

 

 The Monitor tabs correspond to each pair of hardware Line outputs 

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. Monitor outputs 7 and 8 are duplicated at 

the analog Line Outputs 

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 and the S/PDIF digital output 

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 Between the sixteen channel inputs and the two channel outputs is a Bypass button. Activating this button will 
bypass the internal DSP effects, allowing you to monitor the signal without effects.