SAFFIRE LEの取扱説明書・マニュアル [全32ページ 1.17MB]
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nRecording a line level source (mono or stereo)All four of the analogue inputs can be used to record a line level source, such as the analogue output of amixer or a hardware synth. This means that some decks could be permanently connected to Inputs 3 and 4onthe rear panel, whilst Inputs 1 and 2 where free to use for recording vocal or instrumental parts. To record using Inputs 1 and/or 2, plug 1/4" TRS (balanced, but TS/unbalanced could be used yielding a slightly lower level) Jacks into either or both of the LINE IN sockets on the front panel. This will automaticallybypass any microphones that may be connected to the XLR Inputs below. Now make sure that the greenLINE LED is illuminated in the corresponding section(sop of the front panel.Now send a signal by starting a turntable or playing the synth etc. and set the level of the input(sgain adjustment knob on the front panel. Rotate the dial clockwise to increase the level, making sure that theO/L LED on the hardware never illuminates as this indicates that the level is exceeding the maximum level ofthe digital converter (clipping pointor an even easier indication of level, observe the level of the meterbelow Input 1 or 2 on the left of the SaffireControl LE software GUI, as shown:If recording a stereo signal then make sure that the Gain dials for both Inputs on the front of the hardwareare set to the same level, observing the Input meters in the SaffireControl LE software, shown above.This signal will now appear as Saffire LE Input 1 and/or Input 2 (depending on which socket(slevel signal is connected to) within your sequencer/recording application. If recording using Inputs 3 and/or 4, plug 1/4" TRS (balanced, but TS/unbalanced could be used yielding aslightly lower level) Jacks into either or both of the sockets in the top left of the hardwareÕs rear panel. Now,when sending a signal to the Inputs, observe the O/L LEDs for Inputs 3 and 4 on the front of the hardware. Ifthey are illuminating, check that the High Gain switch/es is/are not activated within the SaffireControl LEsoftwareÕs GUI. These switches should only be used if the signal is an Instrument (Guitar or Bass connecteddirectly) or an extremely low line level source. If the level is too loud and the High Gain switch(esis/arenot activated, turn down the level of the signal sent to Saffire LE on the sending device.This signal will now appear as Saffire LE Input 3 and/or Input 4 (depending on which socket(sevel signal is connected to) within your sequencer/recording application.Level of Input 1(Recorded level)Level of Input 2(Recorded level)
