User Guide

Input

Input Tab on Mac

1. Device Icon & ID Button (Mac only) - A device

icon and ID button is placed adjacent to each

row of parameters to identify the hardware unit

to which the row belongs. By clicking on the

ID button, the corresponding hardware unitʼs

front panel will illuminate. Each hardware unit

is assigned a Peripheral Preﬁx (A-Z, found in

Maestroʼs Device Settings tab window) which

is displayed on the ID button.

2. Analog Level - Use this pop-up menu to select

the source for Input 1 - the built-in mic (Int Mic),

an external mic connected to the breakout cable’s

XLR connector (Ext Mic), or an external mic that

requires phantom power connected to the XLR

connector (Ext Mic 48v).

3. Input Gain - The gain of each input is controlled

with these software knobs. The gain level is

indicated in the value box below the knob.

4. Analog Input Meter - This meter displays the

level of the analog input after A/D conversion.

5. Group On/Off - This button groups the gain setting

of both inputs so that ONE’s multi-function knob

or one software gain knob controls both input

gains simultaneously. If a gain offset is present

between inputs when Group is set to On, this

offset is preserved.

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