M-Audio AIR 192/6 Guia Del Usuario página 4

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Use the +48V (Phantom Power) Switch only if a microphone requires phantom power. Most
dynamic microphones and ribbon microphones do not require phantom power, but most
condenser microphones do. Consult your microphone's documentation to find out whether it
needs phantom power.
Setting Up AIR 192|6 with Your Software
Setting Up AIR 192|6 with Pro Tools | First M-Audio Edition
1. Use the included USB cable to connect the AIR 192|6 to your computer.
2. Open Pro Tools | First M-Audio Edition.
3. Go to Setup > Playback Engine....
4. Open the Playback Engine dropdown menu and select M-Audio AIR 192|6.
Note: You may need to save and restart your project.
5. Select your Sample Rate and then click OK to close the Setup window.
6. Go to the Setup > I/O and select M-Audio AIR 192|6 for the Input and Output devices.
You can now add tracks to send and receive audio and MIDI from sources connected to AIR 192|6
inputs and stream recorded audio back through the AIR 192|6 outputs.
Setting Up AIR 192|6 with Ableton Live Lite
1. Use the included USB cable to connect the AIR 192|6 to your computer.
2. Open Ableton Live Lite.
3. Go to Preferences > Audio tab.
4. Click on Driver Type to select CoreAudio (Mac) or ASIO (Windows).
5. Select AIR 192|6 in the Input and Output Config section.
6. Select your Sample Rate and then close the audio preferences window.
You can now add tracks to send and receive audio and MIDI from sources connected to AIR 192|6
inputs and stream recorded audio back through the AIR 192|6 outputs.
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