Teac US-428 - Manual (Page 23)

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5. The US-428 Control
Panel
5.1 Main Page
In the Control Panel’s main page, you
can specify a number of options of the
US-428’s ASIO handling.
The Control Surface Protocol setting
governs the type of MIDI messages
used to send fader and button
information from the US-428 to
applications. The corresponding drop-
down box allows you to select from a
number of options, including US-428
Native, JL Cooper CS-10 emulation
(both standard and Pro-Tools specific),
Native Instruments B4, and two different
Four Controller Banks modes. For more
information on the various “non-native”
modes, refer to the specific chapters
pertaining to these applications and
uses. For use with most DAW
applications, it’s recommended that you
leave the default “US-428 Native”
selection.
The
Master Fader always sends
changes in position via MIDI. It can also
be used to make the US-428 itself
change the output level coming from an
application. (This is useful for programs
that do not have their own master
volume control, such as Sound Forge.)
In Cubasis, select the MIDI only option.
The Status area provides a view of the
US-428’s current settings:
Clock source:
Internal or
Digital In
Sample rate: 44100 or 48000
Resolution: 24 Bit or 16 Bit
Digital input:
Signal:
o Red - no digital input
o Green - digital input
active
Fmt:
o Red - improper format
o Green - proper S/PDIF
format
Lock:
o Red - digital in not ready
to record,
o Green - digital in ready to
record
The Input Monitor area is a viewable
and controllable version of the US-428
INPUT MONITOR mixer. Here you can
Illustration 5.01 - Control Panel Main Page