## Using STUDIO-CAPTURE Control Panel

The STUDIO-CAPTURE's control panel controls the STUDIO-CAPTURE's internal preamps, the four monitor mixers, and the patch bay.

### Screen Items and what They Do

### Main Window

Screen switching button ([VS PREAMP] / [MONITOR MIX])
  Use these buttons to switch between the Preamp Control screen and the Monitor Mixer Control screen.

### Preamp control

Preamp section

> Setting | Explanation
> Auto Sens button(AUTO-SENS) | Used to set the Auto Sens function. Click this to open the AUTO-SENS screen. Select the channel for which you want to executeAuto-Sens, input an audio signal, and finally click [FINISH].
> LINE IN 13-16 | Click this to open the Attenuator screen. Each of the INPUT 13–16 jacks lets you attenuate the incoming audio signal, allowing you to adjust the input level. STEREO: If this is on, attenuator settings will be linked in stereo. ATT: Adjust the attenuation, and switch the nominal input levels as appropriate for the connected devices.
> Stereo Link (STEREO) | If this is on, sensitivity and compressor settings will be linked in stereo.
> Phantom power (+48) | Determines whether or not +48 V phantom power is supplied. Turn this on if you're using a device that requires phantom power, such as a condenser mic.
> Impedance select (Hi-Z) | Choose the Hi-Z(ON) setting if you've connected a guitar, and choose the Lo-Z(OFF) setting if you've connected any other device. (channels 1 and 2 only)
> Low cut (LO-CUT) | Enables the low-cut filter for the input. The cutoff frequency is 75 Hz.
> Phase (PHASE) | Inverts the phase of the input signal.
> Input gain (SENSE) | Adjusts the input signal's gain over a range of 0–58 dB, in steps of 0.5 dB.
> Level meter | Indicates the status of the signal being input to the preamp section.

Compressor section

> Setting | Explanation
> Bypass switch (BYPASS) | Disables the compressor.
> Compressor output Level meter | Indicates the status of the signal being output from the compressor section.
> Preset(PRESET) | Select a compressor preset.
> Gate (GATE) | Mutes signals below the specified level. [dB]
> Threshold (THRESHOLD) | Specifies the signal level at which the compressor begins operating. [dB]
> Ratio (RATIO) | Specifies the compression ratio at which the audio signal is to be compressed.
> Edit(EDIT) | Click this to open the COMPRESSOR screen. Make detailed compressor settings.
> Gain (GAIN) | Adjusts the output level of the compressor. [dB]
> Attack Time (ATTACK) | Specifies the time from when the input level exceeds the threshold until the compressor begins to operate. [msec]
> Release Time (RELEASE) | Specifies the time from when the input level falls below the threshold level until the compressor stops operating. [msec]
> KNEE | This adjusts whether the compressor will start being applied abruptly when the threshold level is exceeded, or will change smoothly and gradually around the threshold level.

Compressor presets
  You can save your favorite settings as user presets, and load them later when you need them.

> To save | Click [PRESET], then [Store...], then the save-destination preset number (U00–U15), and enter a preset name of up to 16 characters.
> To load | Click [PRESET], then [User Preset], then the preset number that you want to load (U00–U15).

  You can save 16 user presets (numbers U00–U15) as a file, and load a set of 16 user presets from a file.

> Saving User Presets as a File | In the preamp control screen, click [PRESET], then [User Preset], then [Save User Presets...]. Specify a name for the file to be saved.
> Loading User Presets from a File | In the preamp control screen, click [PRESET], then [User Preset], then [Load User Presets...]. Select the file that you want to load. * When you load user presets from a file, all 16 of the currently stored user presets will be overwritten.

### Monitor Mixer control

Multi-Monitor button (MULTIPLE-MONITOR)
  If this is on, the four mixers A–D can be controlled independently. Tabs B, C, and D will appear below in addition to the MONITOR A tab. In addition, the patch bay will switch to the settings for when the [MULTIPLE-MONITOR] button is pressed in the PATCHBAY dialog box.

* | When operating with a sampling frequency of 192 kHz, only Mixer A will be available.

DIRECT MONITOR A-D
  You can control the monitor level and balance of the audio data being input via input jacks 1-16.
  The four direct monitors can be controlled separately.
  Click a monitor select tab to switch between monitors A-D.

> Setting | Explanation
> Stereo Link (STEREO) | When this is set to ON, the mixer settings (except for PAN) for two adjacent channels will be set so they're identical.
> Mute (MUTE) | Switches mute on/off.
> Solo (SOLO) | Switches solo on/off.
> Reverb (REVERB) | Adjusts the send level to the reverb unit (direct monitor A only).
> Pan (PAN) | Specifies the panning of the sound.
> Slider | Adjusts the monitor level of the input signal.
> Level meter | Shows the level of the signal that is input to the mixer.

DAW Monitor A-D
  You can control the balance of the five stereo channels of audio data sent from the computer, and send it to the headphones or the monitoring section.
  You can control the four DAW monitors independently.
  Click a monitor select tab to switch between monitors A-D.

> Setting | Explanation
> Stereo Link (STEREO) | When this is set to ON, the mixer settings (except for PAN) for two adjacent channels will be set so they're identical.
> Mute (MUTE) | Switches mute on/off.
> Solo (SOLO) | Switches solo on/off.
> Pan (PAN) | Specifies the panning of the sound.
> Slider | Adjusts the monitor level of the playback signal from the computer.
> Level meter | Indicates the status of the signal being output from the computer.

Master A-D
  You can control the master output levels of the direct monitor and the DAW monitor.

> Setting | Explanation
> Link (LINK) | If this setting is on, the master volume of the direct monitor and DAW monitor will be linked.
> Reverb Type (REVERB TYPE) | Displays the reverb dialog box (direct monitor A only). Here you can edit settings such as the reverb type and the delay time.
> Return (REVERB RETURN) | Adjusts the send level to the reverb unit (direct monitor A only).
> Stereo Link (STEREO) | If this is on, the master output levels of the left and right channels will be linked.
> Slider | Adjusts the overall monitor level.

### Reverb dialog box

  The reverb dialog box will appear when you click the control panel's [Reverb Type] button.
  You can specify settings such as the reverb type and the delay time.

  * | When operating with a sampling frequency of 192 kHz, reverb is not available.

> Setting | Explanation
> TYPE | Selects the type of reverb When OFF is selected, reverb is disabled.
> PRE DELAY | Adjusts the time from when the direct sound is output until the effect sound is output. Lengthening the pre-delay will create an effect in which multiple sounds are heard.
> TIME | Adjusts the length of time to pass before the reverberation disappears.

  You can adjust the PRE-DELAY and TIME parameters for each TYPE.
  If you click the [Initial settings] button, the settings will return to their factory-set state.

### Device panel

  Shows the status of settings for STUDIO-CAPTURE.

> Item | Explanation
> Device Selection button (STUDIO-CAPTURE, STUDIO-CAPTURE EXP) | Selects which unit's settings will be shown when two STUDIO-CAPTURE units are connected. When you click this button, the display of the STUDIO-CAPTURE unit itself will be highlighted.
> Sampling frequency (SAMPLE RATE) | Indicates/Sets the sampling frequency.
> Clock source (CLOCK) | Indicates the clock source. INTERNAL: The STUDIO-CAPTURE's internal clock is used. EXTERNAL: The STUDIO-CAPTURE is operating in synchronization with the digital signal being input to COAXIAL IN (15/16).

Setting the sampling rate
  The sampling rate setting of the STUDIO-CAPTURE automatically changes to match the rate of the audio data that is played, or the rate that your DAW software is set to when recording. You can also change the sampling rate of the STUDIO-CAPTURE manually.
  Click ▼ of the SAMPLE RATE, then select another sampling rate.
  In this case, you may also need to change the sampling rate of the DAW software.

* | The sampling rate cannot be changed during playback or recording, or when equipment is connected to the COAXIAL IN (15/16) jack.
* | When the sampling rate is switched, a small pop noise may be heard, but this does not indicate a malfunction.

### Menu

### "Driver" menu

Driver Settings...
  Opens the "STUDIO-CAPTURE Driver Settings" dialog box. In the "STUDIO-CAPTURE Driver Settings" dialog box you can adjust the buffer size and timing of the driver. For details on each item, refer to the "To change or verify settings."
Always on top
  Always displays STUDIO-CAPTURE Control Panel in front of other windows.
Show README
  You can view the Read Me (this document) for the driver.
About Driver & Control Panel...
  Display the driver version.
Exit
  Exits STUDIO-CAPTURE Control Panel.

### "Device" menu

Device Settings...
  Opens the "Device Settings" dialog box.

> Setting | Explanation
> AUTO-SENS | You can choose whether AUTO-SENS will be ended automatically or manually. The recording level will be set automatically according to the maximum volume that was input during the AUTO-SENS setting time. AUTO: The AUTO-SENS setting will finish automatically after there has been no input for approximately four seconds, after the [AUTO-SENS] button was pressed. MANUAL: The AUTO-SENS setting will not finish until you press the [FINISH] button.
> AUTO-SENS Margin | You can change the maximum value of the recording level that is detected. 6: Headroom is set at 6 dB. This setting provides a good overall balance. 0: The maximum value for the recording level is set at 0 dBFS. Clipping will occur if audio that exceeds the recording level detected by AUTO-SENS is input. 12: Headroom is set at 12 dB. The recording level will be reduced.
> SYNC | Choose “AUTO” if you're using a coaxial cable to synchronize with another device.
> INPUT SELECTOR (INPUT 15/16) | If you're using a coaxial cable to synchronize with another device and have connected equipment to the INPUT 15 and 16 jacks, choose “ANALOG.” Otherwise choose “AUTO.”
> DIM SOLO | You can specify complete muting or a specific level reduction for the channels other than the soloed channel in the monitor mixer control screen. OFF: The channels will be muted. -6: The level will decrease by -6 dB. -12: The level will decrease by -12 dB. -18: The level will decrease by -18 dB.
> STEREO-LINK | You can specify whether the [STEREO] button of the same channels in the preamp control screen and the monitor mixer control screen will be linked when you click the [STEREO] button. INDIV.: Stereo link can be turned on/off individually for the preamp and the monitor mixer. PAIRED: Stereo link will turn on/off simultaneously for the preamp and the monitor mixer.

Save settings.../Load settings...
  From the STUDIO-CAPTURE's control panel, you can save the current settings as a file, or load previously saved settings from a file.
  The following settings are saved.
  - Preamp settings
  - Compressor settings
  - Attenuator settings
  - Monitor mixer A-D settings
  - Reverb settings
  - Patch bay settings
  If you're using two connected STUDIO-CAPTURE units, you can save/load the settings for each unit individually.
Open the Patch Bay
  As appropriate for your needs, you can freely assign the output destinations of the four monitor mixers and the output destinations of the playback channels from the computer.
  To make settings, select the source to be patched in for each output jack.
  Clicking the [INITIAL SETTING] button will return the settings to their factory-set state.
  At the factory settings, audio output from monitor mixer A will be output from output jacks 1 and 2, and the computer's playback (WAVE OUT 3--10) will be output from output jacks 3 through 10.
  When you click the [MULTIPLE-MONITOR] button, Monitor Mixer A--D will be output directly to output jacks 1–8.
  When you click the [DIRECT WAVE OUT] button, the output from the computer will be output without change.

  * | When operating with a sampling frequency of 192 kHz, the patch bay is not available. The output settings will be fixed at the four channels OUTPUT 1-2: MONITOR A and OUTPUT 3-4: WAVE OUT 3-4. The inputs will be fixed at INPUT 1–8.

> Source name | Explanation
> WAVE OUT 1 - 10 | Playback sound from the computer
> MONITOR A - D | Output sound from monitor mixers A-D

Directly Output the Inputs
  The input signals will be passed directly to the output jacks.

* | The settings of monitors A–D and the patch bay will change.

  This is convenient when you want to use a mixing console to adjust monitor levels without using the STUDIO-CAPTURE's internal mixer.
Initialize...
  The STUDIO-CAPTURE allows you to initialize each setting independently.

> Displayed item | Content that will be initialized
> ALL | Preamp, monitor mixer, reverb, and patch bay
> MIC PRE | Compressor settings and preamp settings
> MONITOR MIX | Monitor mixer A-D settings
> REVERB | Reverb settings
> PATCHBAY | Patch bay settings

Show the signal flow
  Shows the signal flow for the STUDIO-CAPTURE.

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