Behringer UFX1204 Quick Start Guide - Page 15
FireWire and USB recording, Recording to USB drive in STAND-ALONE mode - usb driver
View all Behringer UFX1204 manuals
Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals |
Page 15 highlights
28 XENYX UFX1204 FireWire and USB recording (EN) Step 6: FireWire and USB recording Your mixer is equipped with AD/DA converters, FireWire and USB connections for sending audio to and from your computer. Make sure the drivers for the UFX1204 are loaded on your windows operating system (driver is not required for Mac OS X operating system software). Connect the mixer to the computer via FireWire or USB. Make sure you set the 3-way switch on the back panel of the mixer accordingly. Connect your microphones, instruments, and line level sources to the channel inputs. Each channel can be recorded pre or post EQ as its own mono or stereo track in your recording software. It is also possible to record the AUX sends on FireWire channels 13/14. The MAIN mix can also be recorded on FireWire channels 15/16. Select the UFX1204 inputs and outputs you'd like to use in your recording software. Set your desired sample rate and bit depth from within your DAW (digital audio workstation) software. Arm the tracks in your recording software and record when ready. 29 Quick Start Guide Recording to USB drive in STAND-ALONE mode (EN) Step 7: Recording to USB drive in STAND-ALONE mode Make sure the STAND ALONE mode is selected on the back of the mixer (center position). When a new USB drive is inserted for the first time, the mixer tests the writing speed of the drive to determine the audio quality. The outcome appears on the TRANSPORT CONTROL screen as "Lo" (16 bit) or "Hi" (24 bit). If the drive is too slow for recording, the display will show "SLO" after testing. If your drive needs to be formatted, press and simultaneously on the TRANSPORT CONTROL until the display reads "For"(blinking). Push to initiate formatting or to abort. To show the sample rate setting, push and hold the TIME REMAIN button until the sample rate is displayed. To change the sample rate to 44.1 kHz, push and hold TIME REMAIN until the sample rate appears and then press while still holding TIME REMAIN. To change the sample rate to 48 kHz, push TIME REMAIN until the sample rate appears and then press while holding TIME REMAIN. With all your microphones, instruments, and source signals connected press the button on the TRANSPORT CONTROL to create a new folder on the USB drive with the individual channels as files. Congratulations! You are now recording. Press when finished. The recordings are displayed on the TRANSPORT CONTROL screen as numbers (1-99). To toggle between recording and playlist modes, press TIME REMAIN and at the same time for two seconds. To listen or navigate through recordings you have made, you must be in recording mode. Playlist mode is ONLY for playing back WAV files you copied to your drive from a PC/Mac. While in recording mode, press to hear what you just recorded. To return to the start, press the on the TRANSPORT CONTROL once. Press twice to move to the previous recording. Press to move to the start of the next recording. Note: long push on the or will not fast forward or rewind within the track. The MAIN MIX recordings (tracks 15 and 16) will be played back in the control room section or on channel 11/12 when the FW 3-4 button is engaged. To toggle between single playback and continuous playback mode (in playlist mode), long press . To delete the current song in recording mode, playback or recording must be stopped. Press and together. Press to complete deletion or to cancel. IMPORTANT NOTE: the USB recorder only plays songs if they are .wav files with sample rates of 44.1 or 48.0 kHz from the folder labeled "MyWav", no subfolders are accepted.