Introduction; The Audio Mixer Controls - DTK PAM-0050S User Manual

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4.4.5.1 INTRODUCTION

The Audio Mixer is really two devices in one. These are represented by the

two modes: Record mode and Playback mode. When in Record mode, the

Audio Mixer regulates the volume and balance of audio signals coming into

your recorder. When in Playback mode, the Audio Mixer regulates the

volume and balance of outgoing audio. You can toggle between these two

modes by alternately clicking Playback and Record on the left side of the

Audio Mixer.

The number of sources available to the Audio Mixer may vary depending on

the hardware setup of your computer. For instance, unless you have a CD-

ROM drive, you won't have a CD source available. Common sources that

your computer may have are:

Line:

sound from an audio device outside your computer, hooked up to

the Line-In jack.

Wave: sound from the Digital Audio Player.

Mic:

sound from a microphone hooked up to the Mic jack.

CD:

sound from the Compact Disk Player.

MIDI: sound from the MIDI Player.

Aux:

sound from an additional line-in determined by the hardware

manufacturer. Check your hardware manual for how this source is

used.

Master: controls the volume of all the channels mixed together before it

goes to your speakers or the recorder.

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