PRESONUS StudioLive 32 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for PRESONUS StudioLive 32. We have 5 PRESONUS StudioLive 32 manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Networking Manual, Reference Manual, Manual, Addendum

PRESONUS StudioLive 32 Owner's Manual (157 pages)

Digital Mix Console / Recorder with Motorized Faders

Brand: PRESONUS | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 31.47 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 Overview

6
- Introduction
  6
- About this Manual
  6
- Companion Presonus Products
  7
- What's in the Box
  8
- Additional Resources
  9
2 Getting Started

10
- Level Setting Procedure
  11
- Useful Concepts
  14
  - Select Buttons and the Fat Channel
    14
  - Fat Channel Plugins
    15
  - Flexmixes
    15
  - Fader Layers
    15
  - DCA Groups
    16
  - Recording and Playback
    16
  - Digital Patching
    16
  - Projects, Scenes, and Presets
    16
  - User Profiles
    17
3 Hookup

18
- Studiolive 64S
  18
- Studiolive 32S
  18
- Rear Panel Configurations
  19
  - Studiolive 32SX
    19
  - Studiolive 32SC
    19
  - Studiolive 32 (Blue Model)
    20
  - Studiolive 24 (Blue Model)
    20
  - Studiolive 16 (Blue Model)
    20
- Rear Panel Connections
  21
  - Analog Inputs
    21
  - Analog Outputs
    22
  - Digital and Networking
    23
  - Power
    24
- Top Panel Connections
  24
- Typical Band Setup Diagrams
  25
- Typical Church Setup Diagrams
  26
4 Basic MIX Functions Overview

27
- Channel Strip Basics
  27
- Fader Layers and Banks
  28
  - User Fader Layer
    29
- Filter DCA Groups
  30
  - Creating Filter Dcas
    30
  - Editing or Deleting a Filter DCA Group
    31
  - Managing DCA Group Masters
    31
  - DCA Group Options
    32
- Main Meters
  32
- Talkback System
  32
  - Talkback Edit Screen
    33
5 Buses and Routing

34
- Flexmixes
  34
- Aux Mixes
  35
- Subgroups
  38
  - Creating a Subgroup
    39
  - Fixed Subgroups
    39
  - Creating Instrument Subgroups
    40
- Matrix Mixes
  42
  - Creating a Matrix MIX
    42
  - Creating a Front Fill MIX
    43
- FX Buses
  43
  - Creating Internal Bus FX Mixes
    44
- Main Mono/Center Bus
  44
  - Mono Bus Mode
    45
  - LCR Mode
    46
6 The Fat Channel

48
- Overview
  48
  - A/B Comparison for EQ and Dynamics Settings
    49
  - Copy/Paste & Preset Load/Save
    49
- Fat Channel Navigation
  51
- Input Mode
  53
- Gate Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)
  55
  - Dynamic Fat Channel Controls
    55
- Compressor Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)
  56
  - Standard Compressor
    56
  - Tube Leveling Amplifier
    57
  - Class-A FET Compressor
    58
- EQ Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)
  59
  - Standard EQ
    59
  - Passive Program EQ
    60
  - Vintage 1970S EQ
    60
- Aux Sends Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)
  61
- Fat Channel Screens
  62
  - Channel Overview
    62
  - Channel Settings Screen
    63
  - Gate Overview Screen
    64
  - Compressor Overview Screens
    65
  - EQ Overview Screens
    68
  - Aux Sends Overview Screen
    73
- User Mode
  73
- Input Controls
  73
  - Input Source
    73
  - Input Meters
    74
  - Input Source Routing
    74
  - Polarity and Phantom Power
    76
  - Stereo Link
    76
- Output Assignment Buttons
  77
  - Main/Mono Bus Assignment
    77
- Tape Controls
  
  78
  - Pairing a Bluetooth Device
    78
8 SD Recording

79
- Creating a New Session for Recording
  79
- Loading a Session for Playback
  80
- Capture Screen
  80
  - Recording Status Messages
    81
  - Transport Controls
    82
- Virtual Sound Check
  83
9 Master Control

84
- Studiolive Series III FLEX DSP Rack Effects
  84
  - The Effects Editor
    85
  - Effects Types
    85
  - Effects Presets
    90
- Ucnet
  91
  - Mixer Nickname
    91
  - Permissions
    91
  - Software Control
    92
  - Control Network IP Address
    93
    
    Settings
    93
    
    Transport Controls
    93
- DAW Button
  94
- Scenes and Projects
  94
  - Creating and Recalling Projects
    94
  - Creating and Recalling Scenes
    95
  - Filters
    97
  - List Editor
    99
  - Scene Safe
    100
  - Autostore
    100
  - Reset
    101
  - Nulling Parameters
    102
10 Monitoring Controls

103
- Solo Controls
  104
  - Solo Modes
    104
  - Using the solo Bus for
    105
  - Monitoring
    105
  - Using solo in Place to
    106
11 Graphic EQ

107
- Assigning Geqs
  108
- Using the GEQ
  108
- GEQ Presets
  109
- Using the RTA to Ring out Monitors
  109
12 Home

111
- System Screen
  112
  - Permissions
    113
  - User Buttons Assigns
    113
  - Fat Channel Load/Paste
    114
  - Firmware Update
    115
  - Link aux Mutes
    115
- User Profiles
  115
  - Default Administrator
    116
  - Creating a New Profile
    117
  - Edit User Permissions
    119
- Audio Routing and the Digital Patching Screen
  120
  - Digital Patching: Input Source
    121
  - Digital Patching: Analog Sends
    121
  - Digital Patching: AVB Sends
    122
  - Digital Patching: USB Sends
    123
  - Digital Patching: SD Card
    124
  - Digital Patching: AES
    124
- Utilities
  125
- Soft Power
  125
- Resources
  
  126
  - Networking Overview
    126
    
    Wired Ethernet Control Setup
    126
- Stereo Microphone Placement
  
  128
  - Electric Guitar
    128
  - Grand Piano
    128
  - Acoustic Guitar
    129
  - Bass Guitar (Direct and Speaker)
    129
  - Drum Overheads (XY Example)
    130
  - Snare Drum (Top and Bottom)
    130
  - Compression Setting Suggestions
    131
    
    Fretted Instruments
    131
    
    Percussion
    131
    
    Vocals
    131
    
    Effects
    132
    
    Keyboards
    132
    
    Stereo MIX
    132
  - EQ Frequency Guides
    133
    
    What Frequencies to Cut and Boost
    133
    
    Instrument Ranges
    134
  - EQ Setting Suggestions
    134
    
    Vocals
    134
    
    Percussion
    135
    
    Fretted Instruments
    136
    
    Keyboards
    136
  - Using Input Delay
    137
    
    Aligning the Backline with Vocal
    137
    
    MIC
    137
    
    Aligning Direct and MIC'D Signals
    138
  - Using Output Delay
    139
    
    Front-Of-House
    139
    
    Delay Systems
    140
    
    Aligning Subs to Mains
    141
  - Sidechaining
    142
    
    Sidechaining the Gate
    142
    
    Sidechaining the Compressor
    143
  - Effect Types
    143
    
    Reverb and Its Parameters
    143
    
    Chorus and Flange
    144
    
    Delay and Its Parameters
    144
  - 13.10 Using the RTA While Mixing
    145
14 Technical Information

146
- Specifications
  146
- Default Routing
  148
  - Input Source
    148
  - Analog Sends
    150
  - AVB Sends
    151
  - USB Sends
    152
  - SD Card
    154
- Block Diagrams
  155
- Troubleshooting Information
  155

PRESONUS StudioLive 32 Networking Manual (59 pages)

StudioLive Series III

Brand: PRESONUS | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 14.36 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 Overview

4
2 AVB Networking

7
- System Overview
  7
- What Is AVB
  8
- How Does AVB Work
  9
- AVB Hardware Components
  9
- Overcoming Latency
  10
- Channels and Streams
  10
- Clocking
  11
3 AVB Networking Basics

16
- Selecting the Right Switch
  17
- Adding a Wireless Router
  18
- Choosing the Right Cables
  19
  - Cat5E and Cat6
    19
  - Shielded Vs. Unshielded
    20
  - Solid-Core Vs. Stranded
    21
  - Plug Termination
    22
  - T568A or T568B
    22
  - Twisted Pair Tips
    22
- Understanding Hops
  23
- Network Topologies
  24
  - Point-To-Point (P2P)
    24
  - Daisy-Chain
    25
  - Star
    26
4 Configuring Your AVB Network

27
5 Large Network: Real-World Example

37

PRESONUS StudioLive 32 Reference Manual (19 pages)

Using Your Mixer as an Audio Interface with Universal Control, StudioLive III/AI-Series RM/RML

Brand: PRESONUS | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 16.01 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 Overview

3
- Introduction
  3
- About this Manual
  3
- Technical Support
  4
2 Universal Control

5
- Installation for Windows
  5
  - Using the Studiolive for System
    6
    
    Sound
    6
- Installation for Macos
  7
  - Using the Studiolive for System
    8
    
    Sound
    8
- Universal Control
  8
  - TUIO Setup (Macos)
    11
3 Using the Studiolive with Popular Audio Applications

12
- Steinberg Cubase 4
  12
- Ableton Live 5
  12
- Apple Logic Pro/Express 7
  12
- Avid Pro Tools 9
  13
- Cakewalk Sonar 6
  13
4 Using the Studiolive as an Audio Interface

14
- Digital Sends and Returns
  14
  - Channel Digital Sends
    14
  - Auxiliary Digital Sends (Studiolive AI-Series)
    15
  - Digital Returns
    16
  - Main Digital Return
    16
- Using Plug-In Effects as Inserts
  16

PRESONUS StudioLive 32 Manual (15 pages)

HUI Emulation for ProTools DAW Control Addendum

Brand: PRESONUS | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 8.54 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 Introduction

3
2 Getting Started

3
- Controlling Your DAW
  4
3 Controls

7
- Control Screen
  7
- Fat Channel Controls
  8
- Encoder and Buttons
  9
- Fader Banks
  9
- Windows and Keyboard Shortcuts
  10
- Transport and Navigation
  11
- User Functions
  13

PRESONUS StudioLive 32 Addendum (12 pages)

Brand: PRESONUS | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 4.2 MB

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