Digigram ALP222e User Manual page 22

User Manual – ALP222e
Software recording outputs. They correspond to the recording devices exposed by the
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driver and captured by the applications
Mixer inputs or outputs
PLAY 1-2 (stereo view)
PLAY 1 and PLAY 2 (mono view)
PLAY 3-4 (stereo view)
PLAY 3 and PLAY 4 (mono view)
REC 1-2 (stereo view)
REC 1 and REC 2 (mono view)
REC 3-4 (stereo view)
REC 3 and REC 4 (mono view)
The physical inputs are displayed in the mixer GUI when the "INPUTS" button is activated.
The software playback inputs are displayed when the "PLAYBACK" button is activated.
The physical outputs are displayed when the "OUTPUTS" button is activated.
The software recording inputs are displayed when the "RECORD" button is activated.
The following table lists the various possible settings from the mixer view.
Click on this icon to display the concerned pair of channels as two mono
channel strips.
Click on this icon to display the concerned pair of channels as one stereo
channel strip.
On a stereo channel strip, the controls (volumes, solo, mute) are applied
to the left and right channels.
Channel strip name
Click on the channel strip name
Note: when a channel strip display is changed from mono to stereo, or
stereo to mono, the channel stream name goes back to the default name.
As a consequence, it is recommended to keep the display mode used
(mono or stereo) when the channel strip names have been changed.
Analog input gain settings
The analog input gain can be adjusted thanks to the potentiometer at the
top of the analog input channel strip. Note that if the inputs are displayed
as a stereo input, the gain adjustment applies to the left and right
channels.
There are three ways of adjusting the input gain.
1) Click on the round potentiometer without releasing and move the
Windows Audio Devices
ALP PLAY 1-2
ALP PLAY 3-4
ALP REC 1-2
ALP REC 3-4
mouse left or right to decrease and increase the gain respectively, in
ASIO devices
ALP-1 / ALP-2
ALP-3 / ALP-4
ALP-1 / ALP-2
ALP-3 / ALP-4
and enter a new name.
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