I/O - Slot B With Aes-8 - TC Electronic DB4 Operation Manual

"Bright" filter
These filters are something entirely different: Ultra-short
impulse response, linear phase and quite a bit of deliberate
aliasing produces a "digital" and slightly aggressive sound
adding plenty of top-end life to e.g. Rock and Techno
recordings, or giving you the feeling of air you need when
you are mastering a somewhat dark sounding source
material.
"Standard" filter
This filter emulates the response of typical mid-end
converters: Equiripple half-band filters that are precisely
6dB down at the Nyquist frequency.
Softclip
The Softclip algorithm runs in the 96kHz domain right after
the AD conversion before the down-sampling filter.
AES-8 Card
Slot B with an AES-8 card installed
The following Setup page will appear in:
Frame/System/I/O/Setup when an AES-8 card is
installed.
Analog Input - Digital Input
With an AES-8 card installed in a Mainframe, you must
select whether Input channels 9 through 16 should be
digital or analog.
When Digital Input is selected:
Input channels 9-16 will be the AES-8 card.
When Analog Input is selected:
Only analog Inputs are available!
If an ADA-24/96 card is installed in slot A analog Input
channels 9-10 are available.
If ADA 24/96 cards are installed in both slot A and C,
analog Input channels 9-10 and 13-14 are available.
Please note the following:
• No Inputs on the AES-8 card are available when analog
Input is selected.
• Digital Input must be selected to activate AES-8 card
Input channels 9-16 even if no ADA 24/96 cards are
present.
• Outputs 9-16 are always available. If ADA-24/96 cards
are installed, they will output simultaneously with the
AES-8 Outputs on channel 9-10 (Slot A) and 13-14 (Slot C).
FRAME - SYSTEM - I/O
I/O - Labels
All physical Inputs and Outputs can be named/renamed.
Enter the Titles page by pressing the tabs System and
Titles. Press any of the 16 Inputs/Outputs and the Naming
display will pop up. Enter adequate name for the
Input/Output and press Enter.
The names will be displayed on the Frame-Routing page.
The I/O Labels are global and are not affected by
preset changes.
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