Alesis 24 Specifikace stáhnout pdf (Strana 43)

Hooking It Up

4 2 STUDIO 24 REFERENCE MANUAL

CONNECTING TO AN UNBALANCED -10 DBV MULTITRACK

RECORDER

Interfacing the Studio 24 with a typical multitrack recorder using semiprofessional

unbalanced phono or 1/4" phone jacks is a simple process. The Studio 24 is not

designed to be used with the balanced inputs and outputs of the ELCO-type

connector on the ADAT.

To interface with a typical unbalanced multitrack recorder:

1 Connect any microphones or instruments to be recorded into the MIC or LINE

INPUTS of channels 1 through 8. Line-level instruments can also be connected to

the stereo channels.

2 Connect the DIRECT OUTs to the corresponding tape tracks by using either

1/4"-to-RCA cables or RCA-to-RCA cables.

The Studio 24’s DIRECT OUT SOURCE switch allows you to re-route the Groups

to tape tracks without repatching. See the description on pages 54 and 55 for

details.

3 Connect the tape machine’s outputs to the TAPE IN jacks of the same-numbered

channels of the Studio 24. Whenever you want to hear the playback of the

machine, track 1 will appear as the MONITOR source of channel 1, track 2 will

appear at channel 2, and so on. (For the mixdown, press the CHAN/MON

REVERSE switch on each tape Channel to route the tape tracks to the Channel

FADERs).

Connecting your recorder(s) at the -10 dBV unbalanced level can yield good results,

provided that the cables between the multitrack and the Studio 24 are no more than

20 feet long.

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