M-Audio 37-Key Audio/MIDI Interface and Controller Ozonic Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 33)

Hardware options for Pro Tools LE and M-Powered systems

carrying an alternate pair of control room monitor outputs. To the right of

these can be found a further pair of balanced 1/4” jacks to provide an Alternate

Source input for external device monitoring. At the far right there is one MIDI

In port and two MIDI Out ports, providing up to 16 channels of MIDI input and

up to 32 channels of MIDI output.

At the bottom left of the rear panel there are eight balanced 1/4” jacks for

line/DI input. To the right of these there is a Footswitch jack for starting and

stopping playback or punching in/out while recording; a pair of IEEE-1394a

(FireWire) ports; a pair of optical I/O ports for eight channels of ADAT optical

I/O or two channels of S/PDIF optical I/O; an RCA jack pair providing alternative

access to two channels of S/PDIF digital I/O; and two BNC jacks providing Word

Clock I/O.

The Mbox

Mbox is a low-cost system for recording, editing and mixing up to 32 tracks of

audio that includes an audio interface along with Pro Tools LE software. The

interface connects to your computer via USB – ideal for use with laptops.

The Mbox requires a free USB port on the computer to connect to – it will not

work with a USB hub – which could make things awkward with some setups.

However, the Mbox takes its power from the USB port, so no power adapter is

required – a distinct advantage for portable setups.

Compact in size, Mbox measures just over 6 inches high, 3.5 inches wide, and

7 inches deep It has two analogue audio inputs into which you can feed a

microphone, a line level signal or a direct instrument signal via the XLR/1/4”

jack combination connector. The high-impedance line input has a low-noise

setting for use with electric instruments such as guitar, bass, or keyboard.

MBox also has two channels of S/PDIF digital I/O.

The A/D and D/A converters and the S/PDIF I/O are all 24-bit, working at

either 44.1 or 48 kHz sampling rates, and the microphone pre-ampli ers were

The Front Panel

Looking at the front panel, there are two knobs with associated switches and

LED indicators to let you select between the mic, line, and instrument inputs

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