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It is also important to understand that not all iPods are created

equal and different models have different capabilities. Please refer

to the following compatibility table to check whether your iPod is

recording-compatible.

Simple Live Setup

This is similar to the recording setup. In a live setup, you most

likely will connect the MAIN MIX OUT to a PA system amplifier

and the CTRL RM OUT to a headphone amplifier for monitoring

purposes. You could also connect a digital equalizer (like the Alesis

DEQ-230D) between the DIGITAL OUT and a PA system for

extra tone control. Try connecting an external effects processor to

the iMultiMix’s send and receive. Your headphones will allow you

to audition a channel before you bring it into the mix, making sure

the levels are OK before the audience hears it.

Using Additional External Audio

Sources

The iMultiMix USB gives you 16 audio inputs in all. If you want to

bring external audio sources into a recording or live mix, you can

do it in several different ways. Using the 2-TRACK IN, you can

add a tape deck, ADAT, CD player or other source to the mix. The

2-TRACK IN also can be used to entertain the audience with a

CD as the band is setting up for a live show. The AUX RETURNS

can be used as additional audio inputs when you are not using

them for effects.

Digital Output to a Digital Recorder

Connect the S/PDIF DIGITAL OUT of your iMultiMix USB

console to the DIGITAL IN on your external digital recorder.

(12-channel and 16-channel models only)

iPod Model Playback Record

iPod

Classic*

 

5th generation

 

4th generation**

 

3rd generation**

 

2nd generation***

 

1st generation***

 

iPod nano

3rd generation*

 

2nd generation

 

1st generation

 

iPod shuffle

 

iPod mini

 

iPod touch

 

* Limited transport control only

** Transport control only. Charging not possible on 3

generation iPod.

*** Playback through headphone output. No transport control.

Out of the box, your iPod is

formatted to work with a

Mac, rather than a Windows

computer. If you want to

transfer your recordings to a

Windows computer, connect

your iPod to your Windows

computer and allow iTunes to

format it BEFORE you

record for the first time.

If you record to your iPod

before you ever connect it to

iTunes, your recordings will

be stored in Mac’s HFS

format. They will only be

readable by plugging your

iPod into a Mac, not a

Windows computer.

Note that, if you reformat

your iPod for the Windows or

Mac platform, you may lose

any recordings prior to this.

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