ESI Waveterminal 192M - Manual (Page 22)

ESI Waveterminal 192M
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2. Config – Mouse Wheel
Mouse Wheel will control the mouse wheel adjustment. When you use the mouse wheel
to adjust the volume level, the adjustment step is set to
±1.5dB as default. You can
configure the adjustment steps to your preference.
- Step 1: When you move the mouse wheel one step, the fader will move by
±1.5dB.
- Step 2: When you move the mouse wheel one step, the fader will move by
±3.0dB.
- Step 4: When you move the mouse wheel one step, the fader will move by
±6.0dB.
- Step 8: When you move the mouse wheel one step, the fader will move by
±12.0dB.
3. Config – Latency
This will decide the latency of the Waveterminal 192M. You have to set proper latency
depends on your situation. Generally, higher latency is fit for Multi-track recording
software using multiple tracks. Process time maybe longer, but it’s stable. Lower latency
is fit for software synthesizer, mastering software or Multi-track software using only
few tracks.
4. Config – Factory Default
This returns all the Waveterminal 192M configurations to factory default setting.
5. Config - Always On Top
This will set the Waveterminal 192M Console to always over other Windows. If this is
not selected, the active windows will be set over the Waveterminal 192M Control Panel.
6. DirectWire
By clicking this menu, DirectWire window will be appeared. DirectWire is a unique
feature of E-WDM driver that make possible to transfer digital audio data within
different applications using same/different drivers.
As you can see, MME, Multi-MME, ASIO and GSIF indicate driver names of
Waveterminal 192M. Along the vertical channel indicate number, output and input ports
of each driver are showed.
Just click desired output number of the driver and drag it to the input of the driver you
want to record the source.
Next image shows all the possible combination of DirectWire configure console.
Please refer to the “Using DirectWire” on Page 40 for the detailed direction of
DirectWire.