Recording From An Audio Device - Roland Edirol UR-80 Mode D'emploi

Recording from an audio device

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Stereo set/
cassette deck/
MIDI sound module
Adjust the
input level
Connections
Use a phone jack cable to connect your audio device to input jacks 1 and 2.
Sampling frequency select switch
Set this to the same sampling frequency as selected in your recording software.
Input impedance select switch
Set this to Lo-Z.
Input sensitivity knob
Use the input sensitivity knob to adjust the input level. To obtain the best audio quality, adjust the
input sensitivity knob until the level is as high as you can get it without causing the input peak
indicator to light.
Input monitor switch
Turn the input monitor switch on and adjust the input monitor level for the signal from your
keyboard. This will not change the recording level.
REC SOURCE button
Set this to ANALOG (unlit).
Other notes
Don't connect anything to input jacks you are not using.
Be aware of looped connections
If you connect the UR-80 to a device that "passes-
through" the input audio to its output, the audio
signal will loop between the UR-80 and the device,
causing oscillation. This may produce an
unexpectedly loud sound. Be careful to avoid this,
since it may cause malfunctions or may damage
your speakers.
Connect to
INPUT 1/L
and INPUT
2/R
UR-80
Set the sampling
frequency
Turn input monitor on, and adjust
the input volume appropriately
* Input monitor level -> SHIFT
button + TIME dial
Set REC SOURCE to ANALOG
(unlit)
Example of loop connection
INPUT
OUTPUT
Recording audio
Stereo sets
(cassette deck,
record player)
LINE OUT
LINE IN
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