Operation Of The Usb Connector; Application Examples; Connection To A Guitar Amp - Behringer iAXE393 User Manual

The iAXE393 USB-Guitar is an extraordinary guitar. You can connect it directly to a computer and record music or play along to your
favorite songs. Additionally, you can enjoy the exciting sounds of virtual guitar amps and stomp boxes. The iAXE393 USB-Guitar is
the perfect solution if you want to start playing immediately. It is so easy—plug and rock!

4.1 Operation of the USB connector

Fig. 4.1: Wiring of the USB guitar
Use the USB cable, which is included, to connect the iAXE393
USB-Guitar to your computer. The USB unit of the iAXE393 USB-
Guitar is bus powered—no separate power supply is needed.
The blue LED below the USB connector (
system will indicate the connection of a USB audio unit.
Connect your headphones to the PHONES-connector on the
guitar, which is located directly above the USB-connector. If you
don't want to use your headphones, you can also connect a pair
of active monitors to the PHONES-connector—the BEHRINGER
MONITOR SPEAKERS MS16 are a perfect choice for this
application.
If you own a mixing console, you can do the following: connect
a stereo input of the mixing console to the PHONES-connector
and the active monitors to the control room outputs of the mixing
console.
iAXE393 USB-GUITAR

4 APPLICATION EXAMPLES

Instead of using the USB function of the guitar, you can also use
the guitar the same way as a conventional electric guitar. To do
so, simply connect the ¼" TS connector (
instrument input. This gives you the opportunity to play without
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a computer, for example, when jamming with your band.
The conventional guitar output works independently from the
USB connector, meaning you can simultaneously play via the
USB port and a guitar amp. This way, you can set up a means of
direct monitoring to avoid latency problems.
The advantage of this setup is that while listening to the sound
coming from your guitar amp, you can record a clean guitar
sound.
Using plug-ins, you can experiment with different effects and
amplifiers afterwards.
4 APPLICATION EXAMPLES

4.2 Connection to a guitar amp

Fig. 4.2: Connection to a guitar amp
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