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UTILITIES
MASTER LEVEL
NOTE REGARDING MASTER LEVEL: The default setting for this parameter is -12dB, the
reason being that, unlike DAT or other stereo digital recorders which record at 0dB and playback
at 0dB, the S6000 records at 0dB but has to play many voices simultaneously (the other
recorders only need to play exactly what they recorded). Each voice you play adds extra gain
to the output so, if you were to set 0dB and play many voices, you would get distortion. By
setting it to -12dB, you have 12dB of headroom before clipping will occur.
However, if you are only recording and playing back a stereo recording on its own (for example,
mastering a track down to stereo using the disk recording functions), you would be advised to
set the MASTER LEVEL parameter to 0dB so that you put out the same level as you recorded.
SYSTEM SCSI ID
NOTE: It is vital that the SCSI ID set here does not conflict with any other devices on the SCSI
bus or unreliable operation may occur.
SYNC SOURCE
DIGITAL I/O
220
Sets the overall output level of the sampler.
This sets the SCSI ID of the S6000's CPU. The default is 6.
This sets the sampling rate and/or external digital wordclock sync options.
These are:
INT 44.1kHz
INT 48.0kHz
EXT WORDCLOCK
DIGITAL INPUT
OPTICAL INPUT
ADAT INPUT
Here you may select between CONSUMER and PROFESSIONAL
depending on the type of digital equipment you are using with the S6000.
s5000 / s6000
Sets the internal clock to run at 44.1kHz.
Sets the internal clock to run at 48kHz.
The sampler will run at whatever sampling rate
is received at the WORDCLOCK BNC
connector.
The sampler will run at whatever sampling rate
is received at the digital I/O phono input.
The sampler will run at whatever sampling rate
is received digital I/O optical input.
The sampler will run at whatever sampling rate
is received at the ADAT input (if installed).
Version 1.21
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