First Steps With Mac Os X - Omnitronic M-80 Bedienungsanleitung

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First Steps with Mac OS X

1
Connect the M-80 to an available USB port on your
computer. The microphone will be recognized as a USB
audio device and a universal driver is installed.
2
To set the microphone as the computer's default
device, open the System Preferences from the dock or
the main Apple Menu.
3
Open the Sound preference (fig. 11).
4
Click the Input tab and select M-80. To set the gain of
the microphone, adjust the Input volume slider (fig. 12).
5
Click the Output tab and select M-80. To set the
playback volume in the headphones, adjust the Output
volume slider (fig. 13).
• You can also use the buttons ▲ and ▼ on the
microphone to adjust volume.
• If you select any of your computer's internal sound
cards as the output device, the buttons ▲ and ▼ will
adjust the volume of the sound card.
6
At this point you can use the microphone with your
recording software, but you need to select it as an input
and output device within the DAW.
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Activating Direct Monitoring
When recording in your DAW with software monitoring turned
on, you may experience a delay on the signal playback,
commonly know as latency. The amount of latency depends
on the speed of your computer, available memory and the
number of tracks you are recording. You can set the M-80 to
Direct Monitor mode to listen to the signal directly off the
input of the microphone to eliminate the latency.
1
To turn direct monitoring on, open the Audio/MIDI
Setup utility located in the Utility folder inside the
Applications folder.
2
Click the checkbox in the Thru column in Audio/MIDI
Setup (fig. 14).
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