E-MU 0404 PCIe Digital Audio System OpMan - English - Version 2.10
E-MU 0404 PCIe Digital Audio System OpMan - English - Version 2.10
E-MU 0404 PCIe Digital Audio System OpMan - English - Version 2.10
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4 - The PatchMix DSP Mixer<br />
The Session<br />
Session Settings<br />
<strong>System</strong> Settings<br />
Pressing the Session Settings button on the toolbar brings up the <strong>System</strong> Settings window<br />
shown below. Click the tabs to select <strong>System</strong> or I/O options.<br />
The <strong>System</strong> Settings include the following choices:<br />
• Internal/External Clock Selects between internal or external clock source<br />
as the master clock source for the system<br />
• Sample Rate<br />
• External Clock Source<br />
(ext. clock only)<br />
Selects the sample rate when using internal clock.<br />
Your choices are: 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz,<br />
96kHz, 176.4kHz, 192kHz<br />
Select S/PDIF as an external sample clock source.<br />
Note: if set to<br />
“External” without an<br />
external clock present,<br />
PatchMix DSP defaults to<br />
the internal 48kHz clock<br />
rate.<br />
Using External Clock<br />
Whenever you are connecting two or more devices using digital I/O such as S/PDIF, one of the<br />
digital devices <strong>MU</strong>ST supply the master clock to the others. This master clock runs at the<br />
system sample rate and can be distributed using a dedicated cable (word clock) or embedded<br />
into a data stream such as S/PDIF. Common symptoms of unsynced digital audio include,<br />
random clicks or pops in the audio or failure of the digital stream to be recognized. Always<br />
check for the presence of the “LOCKED” indicator whenever you are using a digital<br />
interface.<br />
If an External Clock is interrupted or switched after the Session has been created (except<br />
between 44.1k 48k), the “LOCKED” indicator will extinguish and PatchMix will attempt to<br />
receive the external data. The two units are NOT sample locked however, and you should<br />
correct this condition to avoid intermittent clicks in the audio.<br />
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