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The available outputs devices are:
Subject1-headphones. (stereo)
PC input audio Line-in. (stereo)
Subject2-headphones. (stereo)
Speakers. (stereo)
Monitor-headphones. (stereo)
Make sure that the needed devices are connected and switched on. By default the Behringer and the
Speakers are activated already or they are activated when the lab-computer is turned on. Some
microphones should be turned on separately.
Start the program.
First the 'Beer' program automatically looks for the Behringer mixer to make a connection (see.get ip:
192.168.1.1). After the connection has been set up the program initializes (resets!) the Behringer
(see.use:192.168.1.1) automatically.
By default all input and output volumes are set at their lowest levels and no selections from input to
output are made. (everything is 'off')
Create the settings for your experiment:
At the bottom left you see the available inputs with their corresponding volume setting above this.
The input options are:
-'mic1', Subject1-microphone. (mono)
-'mic2', Subject2-microphone. (mono)
-'PC out', PC output audio line-out. (stereo)
The left top has selectable squares to connect the input below to a specific output on the right.
The destinations here are connected to the noted devices with their individual volume control.
To detect and record speech responses. VU-meter shown.
To detect and record speech responses. VU-meter shown.
To present stimuli or feedback audio. VU-meter shown.
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