Yamaha GO46 Manual Do Utilizador
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INPUT 1/2 jacks
The GO46 System features two high-quality analog mono inputs. The connections have been
designed for balanced/unbalanced phone 1/4" jacks. The gain for these inputs can also be set
using the GAIN knobs on the front panel. When connecting devices to the INPUT jacks on
both the front and rear panels, the input on the front panel takes precedence and will auto-
matically be active.
The GO46 System features two high-quality analog mono inputs. The connections have been
designed for balanced/unbalanced phone 1/4" jacks. The gain for these inputs can also be set
using the GAIN knobs on the front panel. When connecting devices to the INPUT jacks on
both the front and rear panels, the input on the front panel takes precedence and will auto-
matically be active.
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INSERT 1/2 jacks
These are 1/4" stereo headphone jacks for channel insert ins and outs. External effects such as
compressors and effect processors can be inserted into the recording path before the signal is
sent to the A/D converter.
These are 1/4" stereo headphone jacks for channel insert ins and outs. External effects such as
compressors and effect processors can be inserted into the recording path before the signal is
sent to the A/D converter.
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OUTPUT 1/2 jacks
The connections have been designed for balanced/unbalanced phone 1/4" jacks for main out-
put. You can connect mixers, powered speakers, or amplifiers. The analog outputs operate
with instrument-compatible levels of 2.0 Vrms.
The connections have been designed for balanced/unbalanced phone 1/4" jacks for main out-
put. You can connect mixers, powered speakers, or amplifiers. The analog outputs operate
with instrument-compatible levels of 2.0 Vrms.
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OUTPUT 3/4 jacks
The connections have been designed for balanced/unbalanced phone 1/4" jacks for monitor
output.
The connections have been designed for balanced/unbalanced phone 1/4" jacks for monitor
output.
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DIGITAL IN jack
This digital audio jack is for the digital input of audio signals. The interface can receive sample
rates of up to 24-bit/96 kHz. The input signal can be adjusted in the Digital Mixer of the GO46
Control Panel. (See page 20.)
When recording from a digital source, make sure that the sampling rates of both devices (e.g.
DAT recorder and laptop) are synchronized. The S/PDIF protocol contains a signal called
wordclock for this purpose. If the Master Clock switch is set to “EXTERNAL” in the GO46 Con-
trol panel, the GO46 will automatically synchronize to it and the “DIGITAL IN” channel will be
available in the mixer.
ASIO applications such as Cubase often have an option to switch the hardware from an inter-
nal to an external (sometimes also called S/PDIF) clock source. This changeover currently has
no effect on the GO46.
This digital audio jack is for the digital input of audio signals. The interface can receive sample
rates of up to 24-bit/96 kHz. The input signal can be adjusted in the Digital Mixer of the GO46
Control Panel. (See page 20.)
When recording from a digital source, make sure that the sampling rates of both devices (e.g.
DAT recorder and laptop) are synchronized. The S/PDIF protocol contains a signal called
wordclock for this purpose. If the Master Clock switch is set to “EXTERNAL” in the GO46 Con-
trol panel, the GO46 will automatically synchronize to it and the “DIGITAL IN” channel will be
available in the mixer.
ASIO applications such as Cubase often have an option to switch the hardware from an inter-
nal to an external (sometimes also called S/PDIF) clock source. This changeover currently has
no effect on the GO46.
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