TC electronic SDN BHD 48 - Manual (Page 29)

INTEGRATOR
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Installation
The Integrator plug-in is automatically installed along
with the TC Near control panel.
Parameters
1 Device
Your setup may include several Konnekt units. Select the
Konnekt unit to which you are about to integrate an
external effect.
2 1st audio channel
Your DAW detects audio channels on the Studio Konnekt
48 and labels these automatically.
If you insert Integrator on a mono track it will open as a
mono plug-in. On a stereo track it will open as a stereo
plug-in. In stereo you will select channels by selecting the
only first of the two. In the illustration on the previous
page, main out 1/2 is selected even though the label says
“main out 1”.
3 Calibrate
Integrating external digital devices will introduce a short
latency, but your host application can be set up to
compensate for this using the Integrator calibrate
function.
• Press CALIBRATE to measure the total roundtrip
latency including the latency within the external device.
The latency compensation feature of the host application
will then make sure to compensate for this latency.
This procedure should be carried out on each audio track
where Integrator is inserted.
4 Test & Auto
To verify that all cables to external units are properly
connected, a pink noise test signal can be sent to
left/right channels. Use L or R to send to left/right
channels individually. You may also press AUTO. Then
Integrator will send a pink noise signal that alternates
between Left and Right channels.
To prevent sending a test signal at max level (0 dB)
to the selected “1st audio channel” the test signal
level will automatically be turned down when
pressing L, R or AUTO. However, you may change
the test signal level by grabbing the yellow triangle
and moving it up/down. The set level for this
instance of the Integrator will be remembered.
5/6 Send/Return levels
By moving the two yellow triangles next to the Send and
Return meters you can set the Integrators send/return
levels. Adjust these according to the I/O levels on the
sending device. Meter indications should be as close to
0 dB as possible without overloading.