The rpx400 and recording, Line usb source mapping, Направление линейного сигнала – Инструкция по эксплуатации DigiTech rpx400

Страница 30: Mic usb source mapping, Line signal routing, Linoff, Lindry, Linrvb, Linefx

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Line USB Source Mapping

Как видно из предыдущей диаграммы, линейный сигнал поступает в USB-порт
компьютера по двум направлениям. На Пути

A линейный сигнал изолируется

непосредственно на линейном входе, после чего направляется на USB-порт без
обработки. Путь С разделяет сигнал уже на выходе из RPx400, что позволяет добавлять
к звуку любой набор эффектов. На схеме ниже показано место изоляции сигнала в
зависимости от используемой конфигурации настроек

Line, USB 1-2 Source и USB 3-4

Source.

Mic USB Source Mapping

The mic signal, as can be seen in the previous Mic Signal Routing diagram, has two paths in which it can
travel up the USB port to the computer. Path E taps the mic signal off right at the mic input and sends
unprocessed signal up to the USB port. Path C taps the signal at the output of the RPx400 and can
include any effects processing that may be used. Below is a matrix to show where the signal is tapped
based on how the Mic, USB 1-2 Source, and USB 3-4 Source settings are configured.

Line Signal Routing

The line signals, like the mic signal, can be routed in different ways through the RPx400.

linoff

disables

the line inputs from being being heard but dry line signal can still be recorded.

lindry

routes the left

and right line signals around the RPx400’s effects processing and mixes them in at the left and right out-
puts respectively.

linrvb

routes the line signals only through the RPx400 Delay and Reverb modules.

linefx

sums the left and right line input signals together and then routes this signal through all of the

RPx400’s effects.

Line USB Source Mapping

The line input signals, as can be seen in the previous Line Signal Routing diagram, has two paths in which
they can travel up the USB port to the computer. Path A taps the line input signals off right at the line
input and sends unprocessed signal up to the USB port. Path B taps these signals at the output of the
RPx400 and can include any effects processing that may be used. Below is a matrix to show where the
signal is tapped based on how the Line, USB 1-2 Source, and USB 3-4 Source settings are
configured.

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USB 3-4 Source

• F •

• F •

• C •

• C •

stereo MO

NO

SU

M+D

G

SU

MMI

C

DG

TR

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dry

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DRYGT

R

DRYMI

C

DRUMS reamp

LINoff
LINdry
LINRVB
LINeFX

Line

USB 1-2 Source

Routing of Line Inputs to USB

F F F F • F •

F F F F • F •

C C C C • C •

C C C C • C •

LINoff
LINdry
LINRVB
LINeFX

Line

Line Left

Line Right

linefx

linrvb

lindry

+

Pickup

Sim

Wah

Comp

Amp/

Cabinet

EQ

Noise

Gate

Mod/

Chorus

Delay

Reverb

SC

+

+

+

+

SC

SC

XLR Left Output
XLR Right Output

1/4" Left Output
1/4" Right Output

SC

SC

= Speaker Compensation Module

SC

(1/4" USB Playback
disabled in Split Modes)

USB Dry

Send Path

F

USB Send

Path

C

USB Playback
Return Path

D

stereo MO

NO

SUM+D

G

SU

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DRYMI

C

DRUMS reamp

micoff
micdry
micRVB
MICFX

Mic

USB 1-2 Source

E E E E E •

• E •

E E E E E •

• E •

C C C E E •

• E •

C C C E E •

• E •

Routing of Mic Inputs to USB

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Mic

USB 3-4 Source

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

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The RPx400 and Recording

Mic USB Source Mapping

Как видно из предыдущей диаграммы, сигнал микрофона поступает в USB-порт
компьютера по двум направлениям. На Пути

Е сигнал микрофона изолируется

непосредственно на входе, после чего направляется на USB-порт без обработки. Путь
С разделяет сигнал уже на выходе из RPx400, что позволяет добавлять к звуку любой
набор эффектов. На схеме ниже показано место изоляции сигнала в зависимости от
используемой конфигурации настроек

Mic, USB 1-2 Source и USB 3-4 Source.

Направление линейного сигнала

Линейный сигнал, также как и сигнал микрофона, может быть пропущен через RPx400
различными способами. В режиме LINOFF линейные сигналы не слышны, однако их
можно записывать. В режиме LINDRY сигнал c левого и правого входов поступает
на выходы, минуя обработку эффектами. LINRVB пропускает линейный сигнал через
модули Delay и Reverb RPx400. В режиме LINEFX левый и правый сигналы суммируются в
моно-сигнал, который может быть обработан всеми эффектами процессора.

Mic USB Source Mapping

The mic signal, as can be seen in the previous Mic Signal Routing diagram, has two paths in which it can
travel up the USB port to the computer. Path E taps the mic signal off right at the mic input and sends
unprocessed signal up to the USB port. Path C taps the signal at the output of the RPx400 and can
include any effects processing that may be used. Below is a matrix to show where the signal is tapped
based on how the Mic, USB 1-2 Source, and USB 3-4 Source settings are configured.

Line Signal Routing

The line signals, like the mic signal, can be routed in different ways through the RPx400.

linoff

disables

the line inputs from being being heard but dry line signal can still be recorded.

lindry

routes the left

and right line signals around the RPx400’s effects processing and mixes them in at the left and right out-
puts respectively.

linrvb

routes the line signals only through the RPx400 Delay and Reverb modules.

linefx

sums the left and right line input signals together and then routes this signal through all of the

RPx400’s effects.

Line USB Source Mapping

The line input signals, as can be seen in the previous Line Signal Routing diagram, has two paths in which
they can travel up the USB port to the computer. Path A taps the line input signals off right at the line
input and sends unprocessed signal up to the USB port. Path B taps these signals at the output of the
RPx400 and can include any effects processing that may be used. Below is a matrix to show where the
signal is tapped based on how the Line, USB 1-2 Source, and USB 3-4 Source settings are
configured.

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USB 3-4 Source

• F •

• F •

• C •

• C •

stereo MO

NO

SU

M+D

G

SU

MMI

C

DG

TR

+M

dry

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DRYGT

R

DRYMI

C

DRUMS reamp

LINoff
LINdry
LINRVB
LINeFX

Line

USB 1-2 Source

Routing of Line Inputs to USB

F F F F • F •

F F F F • F •

C C C C • C •

C C C C • C •

LINoff
LINdry
LINRVB
LINeFX

Line

Line Left

Line Right

linefx

linrvb

lindry

+

Pickup

Sim

Wah

Comp

Amp/

Cabinet

EQ

Noise

Gate

Mod/

Chorus

Delay

Reverb

SC

+

+

+

+

SC

SC

XLR Left Output
XLR Right Output

1/4" Left Output
1/4" Right Output

SC

SC

= Speaker Compensation Module

SC

(1/4" USB Playback
disabled in Split Modes)

USB Dry

Send Path

F

USB Send

Path

C

USB Playback
Return Path

D

stereo MO

NO

SUM+D

G

SU

MM

IC

DG

TR

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dr

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in

DRYGT

R

DRYMI

C

DRUMS reamp

micoff
micdry
micRVB
MICFX

Mic

USB 1-2 Source

E E E E E •

• E •

E E E E E •

• E •

C C C E E •

• E •

C C C E E •

• E •

Routing of Mic Inputs to USB

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Mic

USB 3-4 Source

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

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The RPx400 and Recording

Mic USB Source Mapping

The mic signal, as can be seen in the previous Mic Signal Routing diagram, has two paths in which it can
travel up the USB port to the computer. Path E taps the mic signal off right at the mic input and sends
unprocessed signal up to the USB port. Path C taps the signal at the output of the RPx400 and can
include any effects processing that may be used. Below is a matrix to show where the signal is tapped
based on how the Mic, USB 1-2 Source, and USB 3-4 Source settings are configured.

Line Signal Routing

The line signals, like the mic signal, can be routed in different ways through the RPx400.

linoff

disables

the line inputs from being being heard but dry line signal can still be recorded.

lindry

routes the left

and right line signals around the RPx400’s effects processing and mixes them in at the left and right out-
puts respectively.

linrvb

routes the line signals only through the RPx400 Delay and Reverb modules.

linefx

sums the left and right line input signals together and then routes this signal through all of the

RPx400’s effects.

Line USB Source Mapping

The line input signals, as can be seen in the previous Line Signal Routing diagram, has two paths in which
they can travel up the USB port to the computer. Path A taps the line input signals off right at the line
input and sends unprocessed signal up to the USB port. Path B taps these signals at the output of the
RPx400 and can include any effects processing that may be used. Below is a matrix to show where the
signal is tapped based on how the Line, USB 1-2 Source, and USB 3-4 Source settings are
configured.

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USB 3-4 Source

• F •

• F •

• C •

• C •

stereo MO

NO

SU

M+D

G

SU

MMI

C

DG

TR

+M

dry

li

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DRYGT

R

DRYMI

C

DRUMS reamp

LINoff
LINdry
LINRVB
LINeFX

Line

USB 1-2 Source

Routing of Line Inputs to USB

F F F F • F •

F F F F • F •

C C C C • C •

C C C C • C •

LINoff
LINdry
LINRVB
LINeFX

Line

Line Left

Line Right

linefx

linrvb

lindry

+

Pickup

Sim

Wah

Comp

Amp/

Cabinet

EQ

Noise

Gate

Mod/

Chorus

Delay

Reverb

SC

+

+

+

+

SC

SC

XLR Left Output
XLR Right Output

1/4" Left Output
1/4" Right Output

SC

SC

= Speaker Compensation Module

SC

(1/4" USB Playback
disabled in Split Modes)

USB Dry

Send Path

F

USB Send

Path

C

USB Playback
Return Path

D

stereo MO

NO

SUM+D

G

SU

MM

IC

DG

TR

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dr

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in

DRYGT

R

DRYMI

C

DRUMS reamp

micoff
micdry
micRVB
MICFX

Mic

USB 1-2 Source

E E E E E •

• E •

E E E E E •

• E •

C C C E E •

• E •

C C C E E •

• E •

Routing of Mic Inputs to USB

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Mic

USB 3-4 Source

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

• E •

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