Tascam US-144 Manual Do Utilizador
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TASCAM US-144
Installing the drivers for Mac OS X
The US-144’s drivers are provided on the
CD-ROM as a package file entitled US-
122L & US-144 driver x_yy.mpkg. (x_yy is
the version number.) Simply double-click
CD-ROM as a package file entitled US-
122L & US-144 driver x_yy.mpkg. (x_yy is
the version number.) Simply double-click
on this package file’s icon to launch it and
follow the directions that appear on your
screen.
follow the directions that appear on your
screen.
Installing Cubase LE
Insert the Cubase LE CD-ROM into
your computer.
The opening screen will appear.
your computer.
The opening screen will appear.
Click the Install Cubase LE button.
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Enter the serial number of Cubase LE.
The Cubase LE serial number is
affixed to the soft case of the Cubase
LE disc.
The Cubase LE serial number is
affixed to the soft case of the Cubase
LE disc.
When you have finished entering the
information, click the OK button.
information, click the OK button.
Follow the instructions shown on the
screen with the installation.
When the installation is completed, a
dialog box indicating that installa-
tion was successful will appear, and
then you will return to the opening
screen.
screen with the installation.
When the installation is completed, a
dialog box indicating that installa-
tion was successful will appear, and
then you will return to the opening
screen.
Close the opening screen.
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Settings on your computer
Here are a few basic points to help you set
up your computer for best performance
with audio applications.
up your computer for best performance
with audio applications.
Do not run other applications. You will
probably use your computer for applica-
tions other than audio, but we recom-
mend that you avoid running other appli-
cations at the same time you are running
audio programs. Processing digital audio
places a considerable load on your com-
puter.
This means that if you are running other
applications (especially graphics or
probably use your computer for applica-
tions other than audio, but we recom-
mend that you avoid running other appli-
cations at the same time you are running
audio programs. Processing digital audio
places a considerable load on your com-
puter.
This means that if you are running other
applications (especially graphics or
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Internet tools) at the same time as your
audio application, the processing may
not happen fast enough.
Certain devices such as network cards or
WinModems can cause conflicts with
USB processing. If you experience such
a conflict, you can use the Device
Manager to temporarily disable the
offending device.
If your computer has an IDE hard disk,
enabling Direct Memory Addressing
(DMA) will improve performance. In
Windows XP, this is enabled by default.
audio application, the processing may
not happen fast enough.
Certain devices such as network cards or
WinModems can cause conflicts with
USB processing. If you experience such
a conflict, you can use the Device
Manager to temporarily disable the
offending device.
If your computer has an IDE hard disk,
enabling Direct Memory Addressing
(DMA) will improve performance. In
Windows XP, this is enabled by default.
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