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U-CONTROL UMA25S User Manual

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The LINE OUT connector lets you connect RCA audio cables. 

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The LINE IN connector lets you connect RCA audio cables.

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Fig. 3.3: Rear panel connectors

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MIDI OUT allows the UMA25S to connect to a computer. On the other hand, 

it provides a connection to additional MIDI devices, making the UMA25S 

a full-fledged MIDI interface for the host computer next to its master 

keyboard functionality.

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The EXPRESSION connector lets you hook up a foot pedal which can be used 

to control assignable MIDI data. The foot pedal typically controls the volume 

level, which is then referred to as expression pedal, but can also be used to 

control a filter’s cutoff frequency or even a typical wah effect.

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The SUSTAIN connector allows you to connect a Sustain pedal. 

This connector is assigned by default to the MIDI parameter “Damper Pedal” 

(Sustain, CC 64), which represents a switch controller. When the pedal is 

pressed (and held) while in normal Play Mode, it generates a controller with 

the value 127. As soon as the pedal is released, the controller jumps to the 

value 0 (which is the typical behavior of a piano’s sustain pedal). Aside from 

this, you can assign the pedal connector to any MIDI controller as is the case 

with the push buttons.

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This is the USB connector on the UMA25S. The connector (type B) on the 

device is connected to a free port (type A) on the host computer using the 

supplied cable. It is compatible with both USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 standards.

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Use the DC IN connector to supply the UMA25S with power from an external 

power adapter (not included).

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The POWER switch is used to turn the UMA25S on and off. Be sure the 

POWER switch is turned to the “Off” position when connecting to the mains.

MONITOR SPEAKERS

C-3

HS1000*

UMA25S

* included 
Fig. 4.1: Using the audio connectors

The UMA25S provides a professional recording interface between mixer and 

computer when used alongside a suitable mixer. This type of setup allows you 

to record several signals onto the computer and to play several recorded takes or 

playbacks simultaneously. Additionally, it lets you listen to the entire recording 

on loudspeakers (or headphones). Figure 4.1 shows a possible setup with 

the UMA25S.
Connect the subgroup outputs with the inputs of the UMA25S. It is possible 

to connect either the TAPE INPUT connectors or your monitor speakers to the 

outputs of the interface. For monitoring purposes, plug the stereo headphones 

into the PHONES output on the UMA25S or into the headphone output on the 

mixer. Use the supplied USB cable to connect your computer by way of the 

USB port.
By routing the channels you want to record to the subgroups, it is now possible 

to use the mixer’s channels to record one instrument after the other onto your 

computer. If you connect the outputs of the UMA25S to the free channel inputs 

(not via TAPE INPUT), make sure that the signal is not switched to the subgroup 

but to the main output of your mixer to avoid feedback. Be also sure to select the 

correct monitoring paths in the Control Room section on the mixing console.
If you feed the UMA25S back through a channel input (not TAPE INPUT), you can 

set up an additional monitor mix for performing musicians by using the Aux Send 

(for example, Aux 1) of the specific channel. In case the musicians want to hear 

themselves as well as the playback or previous recording takes, use the Aux Sends 

in the recording channels to mix the recording signals with the monitor mix.