-
Contents
-
Table of Contents
-
Bookmarks
Quick Links
Owner’s Manual
COMPLETE RECORDING SOLUTION
Related Manuals for Lexicon ALPHA
Summary of Contents for Lexicon ALPHA
-
Page 1
Owner’s Manual COMPLETE RECORDING SOLUTION… -
Page 2
Professional neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume on its behalf any obligation or liability in connection with the sale of this product. In no event shall Lexicon Professional or its dealers be liable for special or consequential damages or from any delay in the performance of this warranty due to causes beyond their control. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ……..1 USING THE ALPHA STUDIO ….11 Recording With The Alpha Studio ….11 FEATURES ……….1 A. Recording Using The Mic or Line Inputs ….11 B. Recording A Guitar Using The Instrument Input .12 C. Recording With Cubase LE……..13 UNPACKING THE ALPHA STUDIO ..2…
-
Page 4: Introduction
Alpha Studio hardware provides the professional-quality inputs and outputs, metering, and level controls that computer sound cards or built-in audio connections lack. So you can make full use of the Alpha Studio right away, we’ve included the popular Steinberg ®…
-
Page 5: Unpacking The Alpha Studio
Introduction UNPACKING THE ALPHA STUDIO Thoroughly inspect the Alpha Studio and packing materials for signs of damage. Report any shipping damage to the carrier that delivered the product or dealer from whom you purchased the product at once. COMPUTER MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS The Lexicon Alpha doesn’t require an extremely powerful computer to use.
-
Page 6: The Front Panel
GET THE RIGHT MIX IN YOUR MONITOR MIX HEADPHONES OR The Alpha Studio gives you the ability to hear your analog input signals directly and MONITORS WHILE immediately while recording, without having to adjust levels in software, and before RECORDING. USE the delay caused by digital converters and computer recording latency.
-
Page 7: Usb Led
LED is on, it indicates the Alpha Studio is being powered by your computer and audio signals can pass in and out of the system. OUTPUT LEVEL This knob controls the overall output level of the Alpha Studio’s Line and Headphone outputs. ⁄…
-
Page 8: The Rear Panel
1/4” Left/Right Line Outputs USB PORT The USB Port is used to connect the Alpha Studio to your computer and provides the Alpha Studio hardware with power. A standard USB cable is included. The Alpha Studio supports USB 2.0 full speed.
-
Page 9: Connecting To The Alpha Studio
Connecting to the Alpha Studio – Monitoring Connections CONNECTING TO THE ALPHA STUDIO The Alpha Studio is both a 2 x 2 x 2 mixer and a USB audio interface that can be used in a variety of audio applications. This section describes how to make basic connections for the following functionality: •…
-
Page 10: Recording Connections
CONNECTING AN INSTRUMENT Plug a standard ¼» TS (instrument) cable directly from the instrument into the Instrument input jack on the front panel of Alpha Studio. Note that this will disable Line In 1 jack on the back panel.
-
Page 11: Mixdown Connections
Output Level knob on the Alpha Studio until the meters on your recording deck read consistently between 0 dB to +4 dB, raising the input level control on the recorder if necessary. If you are connecting to a digital recorder, such as a DAT or CD recorder, set the input…
-
Page 12: Connection Diagram
Connecting to the Alpha Studio – Connection Diagram CONNECTION DIAGRAM Mixdown Deck ¼» Chan 1/Inst Chan 2/Mic Monitor Mix Output Level Instrument Monitor Stereo Mono Peak Peak…
-
Page 13: Software Setup
NOTE: A USB device must initialize itself with the host computer to operate correctly. The simplest way to avoid problems is to connect the Alpha Studio to the USB port after the computer is booted.
-
Page 14: Using The Alpha Studio
To set the input level for the Mic or Line input: 1. If you’re recording a mic and the Alpha Studio is connected to studio monitors in the same room, turn them off to avoid bleed and feedback and use headphones.
-
Page 15: Recording A Guitar Using The Instrument Input
Instrument Monitor Stereo Mono Peak Peak Turn down all of the Alpha Studio’s input and output level controls. Plug your electric, acoustic, or bass guitar into the Instrument input jack on the front of the Alpha Studio hardware. Instrument input uses the same recording channel as the Line 1 input;…
-
Page 16: Recording With Cubase Le
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio C. RECORDING WITH CUBASE LE To create a new session and prepare Cubase LE to record: 1. Open Cubase LE. Prompt for project 2. To create a new empty recording session, select the location option.
-
Page 17
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio Devices Device Setup 4. Go to the menu and select the option. VST Audio System Alpha ASIO 5. Click on and, if not already selected, select (for Windows) or Lexicon Alpha In/Out (for Mac). -
Page 18
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio To create an audio track and assign an audio input: Project Add Track>Audio 1. Click the menu and select Add Audio Track Mono 2. When the dialog appears, select the… -
Page 19
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio Inspector 4. In the window, select the input you would like to record by clicking Input Routing Stereo field then selecting the track input source. Select » In — Left «… -
Page 20
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio Track Input Monitor 6. In the window, make sure the button is not lit. To start recording: Record 1. Click the button on Cubase ® LE’s Transport control. Record Button 2. -
Page 21: Setting Monitor Levels
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio 5. To overdub a track, create a new track as previously described then make sure the record button on the new track is enabled and any previously recorded tracks are not record enabled. This will allow you to record to the new track without affecting the previously recorded tracks.
-
Page 22: Using Software Input Monitoring
ASIO control panel. See «Adjusting The Buffer Settings» on page 21 for more information on adjusting buffer settings. To use software input monitoring: 1. When using Cubase LE’s input monitoring with the Alpha Studio, you will usually want to set the Monitor Mix…
-
Page 23
Using the Alpha Studio – Recording with the Alpha Studio Edit Channel Settings 3. To assign an effect to the input, click the button. Insert 4. Left click on an slot and select a plug-in from the list. If using a plug-in… -
Page 24: Adjusting The Buffer Settings
Using the Alpha Studio – Adjusting the Buffer Settings ADJUSTING THE BUFFER SETTINGS Audio latency is the minimum time required for a computer to store recorded audio from an audio interface into the recording application memory and playback that same recorded audio back out of the audio interface output.
-
Page 25: Adjusting The Buffers In Mac Os X
Using the Alpha Studio – Adjusting the Buffer Settings ADJUSTING THE BUFFERS IN MAC OS X Devices>Device Setup 1. Open Cubase LE and go to Lexicon Alpha In/Out 2. Click on 3. Click on the Control Panel button. You can now select the buffer size. Selecting lower settings will decrease any monitoring latency.
-
Page 26: Specifications
97 dB typical, A-weighted, 20 Hz — 20 kHz Power Requirements: USB powered Dimensions: 6.7 x 6.5 x 1.5 Weight: 1.13 lbs. Lexicon engineers are constantly working to improve the quality of our products. Specifications are therefore subject to change without notice.
-
Page 27: Signal Routing Diagram
Signal Routing Diagram…
-
Page 28
(801) 566-8800 PHONE: lexiconpro.com WEB: lexiconpro.com/en-US/support SUPPORT: Alpha Owner’s Manual PN: 5058238-A © 2016 Harman. All rights reserved. Lexicon is a registered trademark of Harman.
Перед вами файл pdf, где представлена инструкция (руководство) на русском для LEXICON ALPHA. Вы можете скачать ее либо изучить в онлайн режиме.
Подробные сведения об инструкции:
Устройство из раздела: звуковая карта
Бренд-производитель: LEXICON
Наименование модели: LEXICON ALPHA
Язык: Руководство на русском языке
Файл: pdf
Размер файла: 754,62 kB
Скачать инструкцию к HARPER HDT2-1110
ЗАГРУЗИТЬ
Просмотр инструкции онлайн
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 1
Owner’ s Manual C omplete reC ording sol ution …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 2
IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS W ARNING FOR YOUR PROTECTION READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS: KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS HEED ALL W ARNINGS FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT USE THIS APPARA TUS NEAR W ATER THE APP ARATUS SHALL NOT BE EXPOSED TO DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIQUID AND NO OBJECT FILLED WITH LIQUID, SUCH AS VASES, SHALL BE PLACED ON THE APPARA TUS. CLEAN O …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 3
Section Title DECLARA TION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer’ s Name: Lexicon Professional Manufacturer’ s Address: 8760 S. Sandy Pkwy . Sandy , UT 84070, USA Declares that the product: Product name: Lexicon Alpha™ Note: Product name may be suffixed by the letters-EU. Product option: None Conforms to the following Product Specifications: Safety: IEC …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 4
SERvICE INFO If you require technical suppo rt, contact Lexic on ® Profession al Customer Servi ce. Be prepare d to accurately desc ribe the problem. K now the serial number of yo ur unit, found on a sticke r attached to the bottom of the Alph a Studio™. If you have not alread y taken the time to fi ll out your warranty r egistrati on card and s …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 5
T AblE OF CONTENTS T able of Contents 5 INTROdUCTION ………………………………….. 8 FEA TURES ………………………………………………………………………. 8 UNP ACKING THE ALPHA STUDIO TM ……………………………………… 9 COMPUTER MINIMUM REqUIREMENTS ……………………………….. 9 Windows …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 6
WINDOWS ® SOFTW ARE SETUP ………………………………………….. 16 Windows ® Vista and XP …………………………………………………………………………….. 16 MACINTOSH ® SOFTW ARE SETUP ……………………………………….. 17 Mac OS ……………………………………………………….. …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 7
7 …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 8
INTROdUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the Lexicon ® Alpha Desktop Recording Studio™. The Alpha Studio is a complete package of hardware and software that turns your USB-equipped computer into a professional multitrack recording workstation. Whether you use it for high-quality stereo location recording with a laptop computer , or for m …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 9
UNP ACkINg ThE AlPhA STUdIO™ The Alpha Studio™ is shipped in one carton, containing the Alpha Studio Interface hardware, Steinberg ® Cubase ® LE 4 and Lexicon ® Pantheon™ plug-in software for Windows ® and Macintosh ® based systems. After unpacking, save all the packaging materials in case you ever have to ship the unit. Thoroughly inspe …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 10
ThE FRONT P ANEl The Alpha Studio™ front panel offers the following features: ¼» INSTRUMENT INPUT JACK This ¼» jack accepts unbalanced, low-level, high impedance instrument sources such as electric guitar , acoustic guitar with a pickup, and electric bass. The input gain is adjusted using the Line 1/Inst knob on the front panel. When …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 11
the faders on the Mixer screen of the software. T o hear only the live source input sig — nals plugged into the Alpha Studio TM , turn the Monitor Mix knob fully left to Direct . T o hear only the mix from the computer , turn the Monitor Mix knob fully right to Playback . The output from the Moni tor Mix control is routed directly to the Line and H …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 12
ThE REAR P ANEl The Alpha Studio™ rear panel offers the following features: USB PORT The USB Port is used to connect the Alpha Studio to your computer and provides the Alpha Studio hardware with power . A standard USB cable is included. The Alpha Studio supports USB 2.0 full speed. LINE IN 1-2 These ¼» inputs can accept both balanced (3-con …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 13
CONNECTINg TO ThE AlPhA STUdIO TM The Alpha Studio TM is both a 2 x 2 x 2 mixer and a USB audio interface that can be used in a variety of audio setups. This section describes how to make basic connections for the following applications: • Monitoring Audio • Recording Audio • Connecting a Recorder for Mixdown MONITORINg CONNECTIONS The Alpha …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 14
AbOUT RECORdINg CONNECTIONS Analog audio signals are created by microphones, synthesizers, mixers, and instru- ments with magnetic pickups. Of these sources, microphones and magnetic instrument pickups have the lowest output level, and generally require the most amplification. Keyboards, preamps, and mixers output “line level” audio, which vari …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 15
MIxdOWN CONNECTIONS After you record and mix your sessions in either Cubase ® LE 4 or other recording software, you may want to mix them down to a DA T , audio cassette, or other stereo 2-track recording device. …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 16
CONNECTIONS dIAgRAM …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 17
MACINTOSh ® SOFTW ARE SETUP Y ou should consult the Software Installation Guide on the included DVD to ensure the successful installation of the recording software and USB setup. If you haven’ t already installed the Cubase ® LE 4 and Lexicon Pantheon™ plug-in software, please do so before continuing on to the next section. MAC OS A USB devic …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 18
USINg ThE lExICON ® AlPhA STUdIO™ 1. Connect the included USB cable to your computer and to the Alpha Studio TM and start Cubase ® LE 4. If you see the warning shown here, click OK . 2. Once Cubase LE 4 opens, go to Devices>Device Setup . 3. Under Devices , click on VST Audio System and select Alpha ASIO (for PC) or Lexicon Alpha In/Out (2) …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 19
Recording Audio with the Alpha Studio TM 19 SECTION I – RECORDING AUDIO WITH THE ALPHA STUDIO ™ The diagram below shows how the Alpha Studio™ is connected for this particular setup. A. RECORDING USING THE MICROPHONE/LINE INPUT Mic Input Line In 1 …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 20
Recording Using the Microphone/Line Input 20 3. Select defaul t and click OK. 4. Select a location to st ore the project (or use the defaul t location) and click OK . Y ou may want to create a new folde r for every new project. …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 21
Recording Using the Microphone/Line Input T o se t the input of the track to record: 1. Click the Pro ject me nu and selec t Add T ra ck > Au dio . When th e Add Aud io T rack dia log app ears , make su re the Confi gurat ion op tion is set to Mo no and c lick OK . 2. Make sure the Show Inspector button , located in the upper left corner of the …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 22
3. In the Inspector , click the Left — Stereo In box and select Ster eo In — Righ t for the track inpu t source. (Stereo I n — Le ft relates to Line 1/Inst , Ster eo In — Righ t relate s to Li ne 2/Mic inputs.) 4. In the Audio 01 window , th e Record Enable butto n should alread y be r ed. If it isn’t, clic k it s o that it turns red. Recordin …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 23
Recording Using the Microphone/Line Input 23 5. In the Audio 01 window , m ake sure the Input Monito ring button is not lit. …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 24
Recording Using the Microphone/Line Input 24 T o check the input level from the microphone or Line Input: 1. If you are using a mic and have connected the Alpha Studio™ to studio monitors, turn them down or off to avoid feedback. 2. If you want to hear the audio source in headphones, turn up the Alpha Studio Output Level knob and turn the Monitor …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 25
Recording Using the Microphone/Line Input 25 Rewind and Play Buttons 5. T urn the Alpha Studio ™ Ou tput Level knob to adjust t he listening volu me, and make sure the Mo nitor Mix knob is somewh ere in the middle betwe en Direct and Playba ck . T o ov erdub a second track : 1. Click the Pro ject me nu and selec t Add T ra ck > Au dio . When t …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 26
B. RECORDING A GUIT AR USING THE INSTRUMENT INPUT This secti on explains how to recor d using the ¼» Instru ment input jac k on the front panel. 1. Plug your electric, acoustic, or bass guitar into the Instrument inpu t jack on the front of the Alpha Studio™ hardware. Inst rumen t Jac k The Instrument input uses the same recording channel a …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 27
T o set the input of the track to record from the 1-2 USB channels: 1. Click anywher e in the gray area (not on the buttons) of the Audio 01 window . 2. In the Inspector , click on the Left — Stereo In box and select Stere o I n > Le ft for the track inp ut source. (Stere o I n — Le ft relates to Line 1/Inst , Ster eo In — Right rela tes to Line …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 28
SECTION II — USING SOFTW ARE INPUT MONITORING The previo us examples have tur ned off Cubase ® LE 4’ s In put Monitori ng software switch es while recordin g tracks, and used the Monit or Mix knob on the front of the Alpha Stud io™ hardware to direc tly monitor an input with out latency . Software moni- toring l ets you listen to softwar e-bas …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 29
4. Left click on an Insert space and select Earlier VST Plug-ins , Lexicon ®, and Pantheon ™. 5. Choose Large Hall from the drop down menu at the top of the Pantheon™ Edit Window . Using Software Input Monitoring 29 …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 30
6. Because this is an insert effect, move the Mix slider to 50% (see the Pantheon manual for more details) . 7. Change the level to about -52dB. Now you will record with the Lexicon ® Pantheon Reverb on your track. Using Software Input Monitoring 30 …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 31
SECTION III — ADJUSTING THE BUFFER SETTINGS Audio latency is the minimum time required for a computer to store recorded audio from an audio interface into the recording application memory and playback that …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 32
B. ADJUSTING THE BUFFERS IN MAC ® OSx 1. Open Cubase LE 4 and go to Devices>D evice Setup . 2. Click on VST Au dio System . 3. Click on Audio Buffer Si ze and select t he Number of Samples . 4. When you are finishe d click OK . 32 Adjusting the Buffer Settings …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 33
33 …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 34
Specifications SPECIFICA TIONS Microphone Input: Female XLR Pin 2 Hot Input Impedance: 600 Ohms balanced GAIN: +50 dB EIN: −115 dB A-weighted @ +50dB gain (150 Ohm source impedance) Maximum Input Level: –7 dBu Frequency Response: +0, −0.5 dB 20 Hz — 20 kHz, ref. 1 kHz THD+N: <.005%, 20 Hz — 20 kHz Line Inputs: (2) 1/4″ TRS balanced or …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 35
Lexicon ® Alpha Studio ™ Signal Routing Diagram …
-
Lexicon Alpha Desktop Recording Studio — page 36
Harman Music Group 8760 South Sandy Parkway | Sandy , Utah 84070 U.S.A. Phone: 801-566-8800 | Fax: 801-566-7005 Alpha Desktop Recording Studio™ Questions or comments? Email us at: customer@lexiconpro.com or vis it our W orl d W ide W eb h om e pa ge at: www .l exi co npr o. com Part Number: 18-0346-C Copyright 2007 Lexicon Professional ® …
249 ₽
Инструкция (руководство пользователя) на Настольная студия записи Lexicon Alpha
Артикул: lexicon-alpha
Категория: Lexicon
-
Описание
-
Детали
Описание
Инструкцию по эксплуатации Lexicon Alpha на русском языке можно будет скачать в личном кабинете после оформления и оплаты заказа.
Детали
| Формат файла |
|
|---|---|
| Размер инструкции в кб |
772 |