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RIFF | Go! Guide
Meet RIFF.
Your RIFF is a handy recording interface designed specifically for the guitarist and
bassist. It connects directly to your PC, Mac, or Apple iOS device via USB. The design
is intuitive and uncluttered, providing quick access to all features. Extras include direct
signal monitoring that allows latency-free recording. Plus, you'll even find a variety of
preset guitar tones. So let's get started.
Getting Connected.
RIFF UPPER END PANEL
RIFF LOWER END PANEL
Selecting RIFF as the Input on your
Computer.
In general, if you connect RIFF to your computer before
launching your recording software, it will automatically
recognize RIFF and select it as the audio input source. If
not, you will have to choose it manually. For Mac, open
System Settings and select Sound. Click on the Input tab
and choose RIFF (Positive Grid). PC users will need to
open the Control Panels and select Sound. Click on the
Recording (input) tab and select RIFF (Positive Grid).
Selecting RIFF as the Output.
Depending on your setup, you may or may not want to use RIFF as the output device. If you have an existing
computer music rig that is already connected to your studio monitoring system, you may want to continue to use
that system. Using RIFF is ideal if you are working with headphones or a personal monitoring system.
OUTPUT JACK
This stereo jack provides a mix of the audio being
played back along with the input signal – depending
on the input volume set by the RIFF DIRECT parameter.
Use the appropriate cabling to connect this output to
your monitoring system, if desired. This signal is
identical to the
jack signal.
USB
The USB connection establishes a two-way audio
connection between RIFF and your computer, and also
provides RIFF with the power it needs. The display will
indicate RIFF is connected and ready to use.
HEADPHONE OUTPUT
The audio signal present at this jack is identical to the
OUTPUT jack signal. This 3.5mm (1/8") stereo jack can
accommodate headphones rated from 16 Ohms to 64
Ohms.
INPUT
Plug your guitar or bass directly into this jack.
(Mac)
(PC)
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Summary of Contents for Positive Grid RIFF
- Page 1 Selecting RIFF as the Output. Depending on your setup, you may or may not want to use RIFF as the output device. If you have an existing computer music rig that is already connected to your studio monitoring system, you may want to continue to use...
- Page 2 While some software packages may do this on their own, this is very convenient when using RIFF alone with a laptop and headphones, for example. If the DIRECT parameter is set to a value other than 0 (O ), the DIRECT indicator will light.
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