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USING THE UTRACK 24 AS A COMPUTER AUDIO INTERFACE USING THE UTRACK 24 AS A COMPUTER AUDIO INTERFACE
Settings View: Synchronization Tab
Device Name: The device name eld controls what device name will appear in your DAW
software. The default name is “uTrack 24” but it can be modied to the name of your choosing.
Sample Rate: Click on this eld to select what sample rate you wish to operate the uTrack 24 at
when using it as an audio interface. Choices include:
• 44.1k Hz
• 48kHz
• 88.2kHz
• 96kHz
Sync Source Display: This eld displays the current synchronization source. Choice include:
• Internal
• Word Clock
Settings View: Buffers Tab
The control panel’s buffers screen allows adjustment of the ASIO buffers used by your ASIO
compatible DAW software.
USB Streaming Mode: Adjust this value to set the basic mode of operation of the uTrack 24
drivers.
ASIO Buffer Depth: Adjust this setting to congure the size of the ASIO buffer, measured in
samples.
When using an older, slower computer, you may need to set your latency value to a higher
amount. This will reduce the overhead to the computer’s CPU and allow your DAW session to run
more smoothly, but will result in a higher amount of delay between the original incoming audio
signal, and the DAW software’
When using a newer, faster computer, the buffer depth can be set to a lower amount, and latency
will be minimized.
ASIO Dropout Statistics: This display eld indicates how many “drop-outs” have occurred, if
any, with the currently selected buffer settings.
Dropouts indicate that your computer’s CPU cannot keep up with the demand that is placed on
it by the current buffer depth. If any dropouts occur, increase the size of the buffer depth and / or
change the streaming mode until no more dropouts are reported.