Echo Audio Indigo Uživatelský manuál

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INDIGO™IOx INDIGO™DJx

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Driver Versions and Windows Support Driver 7.5 and higher supports the following versions of Windows: • Windows XP • Windows XP Professional x64 E

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In Windows Vista, the hardware is recognized and installed silently. Once the hardware is installed, a small “Safely Remove Hardware” icon will appea

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Windows Default Audio Playback Device Your Indigo ExpressCard will automatically be set up as the default audio playback device in Windows XP. To co

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In Windows Vista, this dialogue box has changed. It is now simply labeled “Sound” and can be accessed from the control panel. The default sound device

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Professional Audio Software To audio software, the Indigo ExpressCard appears as a group of stereo wave devices. You can view the list of these devi

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Virtual Outputs Most audio cards with a pair of analog outputs will appear to software as having just that, a single pair of outputs. When one appli

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Console4 A “virtual control surface” application called Console4 is included with the Indigo ExpressCard driver. The Console allows you to control th

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Console Window The basic metaphor for the console interface is a digital mixing board, and it works in terms of output busses. An output bus is a st

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Bus Select (Indigo DJx Only) To select an output bus, click on either the “Outputs 1-2” tab or the “Outputs 3-4” tab at the top of the Console. (See

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Analog Inputs (Indigo IOx Only) and Virtual Outputs The controls for the analog inputs are on the left side of the Console and are labeled “Analog: I

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Owner’s Manual Version 1.0 for Windows XP and Vista 2

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At the top of the analog inputs are two pan knobs that pan the input channel between the two channels of the output bus. Holding down the Ctrl key and

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Console Sessions The Indigo ExpressCard console supports saving and loading the state of the Indigo ExpressCard to a file, called a “session”. Sessi

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Console Settings Tab Clicking the Settings tab at the top of the Console gives you a dialog box for changing console settings. On the “Settings” tab

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Locking the Sample Rate in Windows XP Locking the sample rate can be very important, since Windows will frequently try to set the hardware to the hig

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Core Audio Core Audio is the name for Windows Vista’s new audio system. You can set the sample rate and format used by Core Audio in Vista’s Sound

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The ASIO driver will automatically use the new scheduler. Should you wish to not use the new scheduler, you can disable it by opening the ASIO contro

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Hot Keys There are a number of hot keys that can be used to control the console when it is the active window: Ctrl-s saves or quick-saves the curren

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Listening to Your Indigo ExpressCard Your Indigo ExpressCard was designed for use with high-end headphones. The Indigo DJx has two output jacks and

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Registration Registering your Indigo ExpressCard with Echo allows us to register key information so that we may handle problems faster and inform you

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Appendix A: Multi-client Audio FAQ Q: What is “Multi-client audio”? Multi-client audio is a feature that lets you use different virtual outputs on y

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Important Safety Instructions WARNING: Listening to audio at high volumes over headphones can cause hearing damage. Please be careful to limit the v

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You should also turn off your system sounds. Most system sounds tend to be at 11 kHz or 22 kHz. Imagine that you're recording the best guitar s

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Appendix B: An Introduction to Digital Recording Converting Sound into Numbers In a digital recording system, sound is represented as a series of n

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combinations of zeroes and ones, so 65,535 different voltages can be digitally represented. (see Figure A above). Figure B. The more bits there ar

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happens). In addition to aliasing, sampling too slowly will result in reduced high frequency reproduction. Your Echo card allows you to sample sound

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converting dBV levels into dBu levels is as simple as subtracting 2dB (2.21 to be exact). Signals are also occasionally represented with units of d

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by having electrons moving around due to heat. Even if the converters could be perfectly designed to read these levels, the low noise requirements of

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Registering your product online at http://www.echoaudio.com/support/register.php allows us to register key information so that we may handle problems

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©2008 by Echo Digital Audio Corporation 6450 Via Real Carpinteria, CA 93013 Echo® is a registered trademark o

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Table of Contents Limited Warranty...4 Table of Cont

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ASIO and Windows Vista...24 Synchronize Wave Devices ...

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Introduction Thank you for choosing Echo Digital Audio. We think you’ll find your Echo Indigo ExpressCard to be an extremely flexible, high-performan

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Installation Complete installation consists of installing the Windows driver onto your system, installing the ExpressCard and, if necessary, installi

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