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** Guitars can be connected with 1/4" cables. | ** Guitars can be connected with 1/4" cables. | ||
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− | *** Trim control knob | + | *** Trim control |
− | *** Pad for reducing | + | **** Rotate the knob to adjust levels |
+ | *** Pad for reducing input levels | ||
+ | **** Press the Trim knob to turn on or off the pad | ||
*** Phantom Power | *** Phantom Power | ||
+ | **** Press and hold the Trim knob to turn on or off the phantom power | ||
== Recording == | == Recording == |
Revision as of 15:38, 9 March 2022
Overview
This article describes recording a microphone with the MOTU 828 interface into Adobe Audition.
- You will need to get an microphone with an XLR connector from Media
- You will also need an XLR mic cable
Audio Interface
The Mixing Benches have a MOTU 828 Audio interface. The Audio Interface - Mixing Bench article has additional information about the 828.
- There are two XLR/1/4" mic/instrument inputs on the front.
- Microphones can be connected to theses inputs with XLR cables.
- Guitars can be connected with 1/4" cables.
- Each input has:
- Trim control
- Rotate the knob to adjust levels
- Pad for reducing input levels
- Press the Trim knob to turn on or off the pad
- Phantom Power
- Press and hold the Trim knob to turn on or off the phantom power
- Trim control
Recording
Setting Mic Levels
- Connect the microphone to Mic/Instrument 1 on the MOTU 828
- If it is a condenser mic turn on the phantom power.
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- Talk into to the mic
- Adjust the trim knob while looking at eh ???? meter.
Audition
- Open Audition from the dock
- If prompted sign to the Creative Cloud Desktop app with your Evergreen email and password.