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Chapter 4: Using Fast Track Solo 11
Chapter 4: Using Fast Track Solo
Setting the Output Level
Once the Fast Track Solo Line Outputs have been
connected to a mixer, amplifier or powered moni-
tors, the overall output volume is controlled by the
Output Level control on the front panel.
Recording Microphones
Connect a microphone using a standard XLR mi-
crophone cable to the front panel XLR input.
If you are using a microphone that requires phan-
tom power, activate the back panel 48V Phantom
Power switch after connecting a microphone to the
front panel input.
In your audio software, select the appropriate Fast
Track Solo input (1) as the source for the track you
will be recording to. Adjust the Input Gain control
until you have sufficient audio signal without clip-
ping.
Recording Instruments
Connect an electric guitar, bass, or other instru-
ment using a standard 1/4-inch instrument cable.
In your audio software, select the appropriate Fast
Track Solo input (2) as the source for the track you
will be recording to. Adjust the Input Gain control
until you have sufficient audio signal without clip-
ping.
Setting Recording Levels
To set the gain levels for an input channel, turn the
corresponding Input Gain control fully counter-
clockwise. While the sound source is playing at its
loudest levels, slowly turn the knob clockwise un-
til the green LED of the Signal Indicator for the
channel begins to illuminate. Adjust the control so
that the green Signal indicator remains lit, but so
that the red Clip indicator does not light. At this
point, you should be ready to record with the opti-
mum gain setting.
Be sure to turn down all monitoring levels
before powering on your Fast Track Solo and
using it with headphones or loudspeakers.
Although phantom power can be used
safely with most microphones, it is possi-
ble to damage some ribbon microphones.
Always turn off phantom power and wait
at least ten seconds before connecting a
ribbon microphone.
Refer to the documentation for your
microphone for more information about
its power requirements.
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