Fender Quantum HD Software User Manual

Fender Quantum HD Software

Awọn pato

• Product Name: Quantum HD Series
• Ni wiwo Iru: Audio Interface
• Manufacturer: Fender
• Ibamu: Windows, MacOS
• Asopọ: USB-C

Pariview

• This Software User Manual details how to use Universal Control to control Quantum HD audio interface. Before jumping in, make sure you’ve registered your device and installed Universal Control, as it provides updates and upgrades for your Quantum interface.
• For more information about the Quantum HD, including hardware features, hookup diagrams, and getting started with the interface, please review Iwe afọwọkọ oniwun kuatomu rẹ.

Iforukọsilẹ ọja ati ilana fifi sori ẹrọ
Quantum HD rẹ jẹ wiwo ohun ti o lagbara, ti kojọpọ pẹlu awọn irinṣẹ ohun afetigbọ ọjọgbọn ati awọn iṣakoso ibojuwo rọ. Ṣaaju ki o to sopọ si kọnputa kan, jọwọ ṣabẹwo www.fender.com and navigate to the Quantum HD product page to verify the latest system requirements for your interface. Once you’ve verified that you meet the latest system requirements, follow these steps:

1. Visit My.Fender.com and create or log into your user account.
   • Note: If you have previously created a MyPreSonus account, you can use these credentials on MyFender.com to log in. All of your previous registered PreSonus products will be available from the new unified MyFender account experience.
2. At the top of your MyFender homepage, click onto the “Register Products” button. After clicking, a dialog window will appear.
3. From the dialog window, specify the date you purchased the interface and the serial number on your interface. After you’re done,click “Register.”
4. After clicking Register, another dialog window will appear where you can initiate your Fender Studio Pro downloads.
5. To download Universal Control, navigate to the Quantum HD product page from your MyFender homepage.

Akiyesi:
The speed of your processor, amount of RAM, and capacity, size, and speed of your hard drives will greatly affect the overall performance of your recording system. A faster processor and more RAM can reduce signal latency (delay) and improve overall performance.When connecting to Universal Control, you have two options:

• Connect and sync your Quantum HD interface to your desktop via USB-C connection. This option allows you to use Universal Control while recording and playing back audio through Fender Studio® Pro or a third-party DAW of your choice.
• Connect your desktop, Apple iOS / Android device, or iPad to the same wireless network. This option will allow you to use any or all of these devices to remote control your Quantum interface anywhere in the studio or venue.

The following sections detail the Universal Control installation process for Windows, Mac, iPad, and Apple iOS / iPadOS /
Awọn ẹrọ Android.

Akiyesi:
Make sure your Quantum interface firmware version is up to date from your computer before connecting to the device any other way.

Gbogbo Iṣakoso sori fun Windows

• So wiwo kuatomu rẹ pọ si ibudo USB-C ti o wa ki o ṣe ifilọlẹ olupilẹṣẹ naa. Insitola Iṣakoso Agbaye yoo gba ọ nipasẹ igbesẹ kọọkan ti ilana fifi sori ẹrọ.
• This application will install the ASIO drivers. Please read each message carefully. It is recommended that you quit all applications before you start the installation.

Fifi sori Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye fun macOS

• So wiwo kuatomu rẹ pọ si ibudo USB-C ti o wa ki o ṣe ifilọlẹ olupilẹṣẹ naa. Insitola Iṣakoso Agbaye yoo gba ọ nipasẹ igbesẹ kọọkan ti ilana fifi sori ẹrọ.
• Awọn ẹrọ jara kuatomu nilo awakọ aṣa. Awakọ yii wa ninu ohun elo Iṣakoso Agbaye.
• Lẹhin fifi sori ẹrọ ati ifilọlẹ Iṣakoso Agbaye, aabo macOS le sọ fun ọ lati “fọwọsi Ifaagun Eto Awakọ Audio.”
• For macOS 15/26 Users: Open System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions → click the “i” icon next to Universal Control.
• Eto ẹrọ yoo fun ọ ni yiyan ti “DARA” tabi “Ṣi Eto Eto.” Yan “Ṣi Eto Eto,” tabi ti o ba ti tẹ “Ok,” ṣii Eto Eto> Asiri & Aabo.
• Akiyesi fun awọn olumulo macOS: Nigbati fifi sori ẹrọ ba ti pari, iwọ yoo rii ohun elo Iṣakoso Gbogbogbo ninu folda Awọn ohun elo rẹ. A gba ọ niyanju pe ki o gbe eyi si Dock rẹ fun iraye si irọrun.

Fun awọn olumulo macOS 12/13:

• Yan “App Store ati awọn olupilẹṣẹ ti a damọ” ti iyẹn ko ba ti ṣeto tẹlẹ. Yan “Gba laaye” ki Iṣakoso Agbaye le ṣafikun awakọ kuatomu. Tẹ ọrọ igbaniwọle System rẹ sii bi o ti beere.

Fun awọn olumulo macOS 14:

• Yan “App Store ati awọn olupilẹṣẹ ti a damọ” ti iyẹn ko ba ti ṣeto tẹlẹ. Tẹ "Awọn alaye".
• Yan ọna ìfàṣẹsí rẹ.
• Mu Awọn aṣayan Iṣakoso Gbogbogbo ṣiṣẹ ki o tẹ O DARA.
• O ti ṣetan lati lo kuatomu tuntun rẹ!

Universal Control Installation for Apple iOS / iPadOS / Android
To remote control your Quantum interface with Apple iOS / iPadOS / Android devices, you must first locate and install the Universal Control application onto your Apple iOS / iPadOS / Android device from your app store. Once downloaded, you can use Universal Control with an Apple iOS / iPadOS / Android device by connecting to the same wireless network as the computer that is connected via USB to your Quantum interface.

Jọwọ ṣakiyesi:
Quantum interface firmware can only be updated from your computer. Firmware updates from Universal Control are not available from Apple iOS / iPadOS / Android mobile devices.

iPadOS Low Latency Driver

• When using the latest iPad Air M3 and iPad Pro M5, round trip lag (latency) can be reduced by up to 40% (2-3ms less latency) by enabling the Quantum USB Audio Driver from your iPad settings. Once Universal Control is installed on your iPad, navigate to iPadOS’s Settings > Apps > Universal Control and turn on the Quantum USB Audio Driver.
• Note: This driver only applies to Apple iPadOS 18+. Not applicable to any earlier iPadOS versions nor any version of Android.

Mobile Compatibility Modes

• Due to limitations to some operating systems, the Quantum HD includes various mobile modes, which allows it to be used on Android devices with Android version 14 or later.

When using Quantum HD with a device that has Android 14+, ensure that the correct mobile mode is selected. To change modes from your Quantum HD, press and hold  the knob until the “Settings” screen appears. Navigate to “Mobile Mode” (shown as “Device Mode” in Universal Control), then press the knob to select a mode.

• Off: Use this mode for macOS, Windows, and iOS / iPadOS devices (no channel or sample rate limitations).
• Android: Use this mode for Android OS 14+ devices. This option is best for most applications and supports 2 (QHD 2) or 8 (QHD 8) input channels.
• Android+: This mode is also used for Android OS 14+ devices (for use with specific applications that can access full channel counts).

Akiyesi:
Iwọn ti o pọju sample rate possible for both Android and Android+ modes is 48 kHz.

Iṣakoso Agbaye

• Universal Control is both a driver-management utility and software control interface for your Quantum Interface

Iṣakoso agbaye n pese awọn atẹle wọnyi:

• Hardware Control. All of Quantum’s front panel hardware controls can be adjusted using Universal Control, facilitating easy hardware manipulation even if Quantum is installed in a location out of reach of the computer operator.
• Abojuto Alailowaya. Lilo Iṣakoso Gbogbogbo n yọkuro lairi ti o ni nkan ṣe pẹlu ififunni DAW I/O ti o jẹ ki iṣoro ibojuwo fun oṣere naa. Nipa yiyọ ẹya ibojuwo igbewọle sọfitiwia DAW lati ṣiṣan ifihan agbara ibojuwo lapapọ, iwulo lati ṣatunṣe awọn iwọn ifipamọ I/O ati airi kii ṣe ọran mọ.
• Firanṣẹ / Awọn ọkọ akero. Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye ni awọn ọkọ akero sitẹrio aux, pẹlu awọn ipele fifiranṣẹ ominira fun titẹ sii.
• Isakoso iṣeto ni (Awọn ipele). Awọn atunto Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye le wa ni fipamọ ati fifuye si / lati disiki bi Awọn oju iṣẹlẹ, fun irọrun ati iṣakoso igba ailopin.

Universal Control has two main components: the Start and the Mixer pages. We’ll go into more detail about each in the sections below.

Universal Control Start Page
Universal Control contains driver support, software control, monitor mixing, and firmware management for Fender and PreSonus hardware. After opening Universal Control, you will see the Launch window. From this window, you can manage all the driver settings.

• Sample Oṣuwọn. Awọn iyipada sample oṣuwọn. O le ṣeto awọn sample oṣuwọn si 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, tabi 192 kHz. Ti o ga julọ sample oṣuwọn yoo mu awọn iṣootọ ti awọn gbigbasilẹ, ṣugbọn yi yoo tun mu awọn file iwọn ati iye awọn orisun eto pataki lati ṣe ilana ohun naa.
• Aago Orisun. Ṣeto Orisun Aago oni-nọmba. Lati inu akojọ aṣayan yii, o le ṣeto Orisun Aago fun wiwo Quantum HD rẹ. Inu, S/PDIF ita, ADAT ita, tabi Aago Ọrọ (Quantum HD 8 Nikan).
• Buffer Size (Windows only). Sets the Buffer Size. From this menu, you can set the Buffer Size for your Quantum HD interface from 16 to 2048 samples. Lowering the buffer size will reduce the overall latency. However, this will also increase performance demands on your computer. In general, you will want to set the buffer size as low as your system can safely support. If you begin to hear pops, clicks or distortion in your audio path, try raising the buffer size.
• Device Mode (HD8 only): Displays the current device mode.
• Input Format. Details your device, input channels, and bitrate.
• O wu kika. Awọn alaye awọn ikanni iṣelọpọ ẹrọ rẹ ati bitrate.
• Firmware. Ṣe afihan ẹya famuwia lọwọlọwọ.
• Nomba siriali. Ṣe afihan nọmba ni tẹlentẹle kuatomu rẹ.

Ifilọlẹ Adapọ Iṣakoso Agbaye
Universal Control’s Mixer can be launched from the Universal Control application (Start Page).

1. Ṣii Iṣakoso Agbaye.
2. From the Universal Control Start Page, click on the product card for the Quantum HD Control Panel (mixer).
3. Adapọ Iṣakoso Agbaye yoo ṣii ni window miiran.

Quitting Universal Iṣakoso

Fun awọn olumulo macOS:

• Yan “Jawọ Iṣakoso Agbaye” lati inu Akojọ ohun elo macOS nigbati Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye jẹ ohun elo iwaju.
• Lo ọna abuja keyboard boṣewa macOS: Command + Q.

Fun awọn olumulo Windows:

• Tẹ bọtini “X” sunmọ ni Pẹpẹ Akọle Window.

Adapọ Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye
Universal Control’s layout and functionality is similar to what is found on analog mixers and shares many elements with Fender Studio Pro’s mixer layout.

Pẹpẹ Lilọ kiri
The navigation bar has two options to choose from:

• Scenes. Shows / Hides the Scenes panel. See section 2.2.7 Scenes for more information about how to use this feature.
• Igbimọ Eto. Awọn ifihan / tọju nronu Eto (rọpo alapọpo). Wo apakan 2.2.8 Igbimọ Eto fun alaye diẹ sii nipa bi o ṣe le lo ẹya yii.
• Power Button. Turns the mixer on or off. Turning the mixer “off” bypasses the mixer in Universal Control, which can be helpful if you would like to mix and create cue mixes directly in the DAW.

Ikanni Opinview

Awọn igbewọle ikanni

• Okun igbewọle ikanni kọọkan n ṣakoso igbewọle ohun elo kuatomu ti o baamu tabi igbewọle foju. Ijade ti gbogbo awọn igbewọle ikanni nigbagbogbo ni ipa-ọna si akọkọ 1 ati awọn abajade 2 (ayafi nigbati o ba dakẹ). Awọn igbewọle le jẹ ni yiyan si awọn ọnajade miiran nipasẹ Firanṣẹ ati awọn iṣakoso FlexChannel. Awọn igbewọle ikanni Iṣakoso Agbaye jẹ pataki kanna fun gbogbo awọn igbewọle; sibẹsibẹ, diẹ ninu awọn iyatọ wa laarin afọwọṣe ati awọn igbewọle oni-nọmba bi a ti ṣe akiyesi ni isalẹ.

Awọn iṣakoso Input ikanni

• High Pass Filter (HPF). Engages/disengages an HPF at 80 Hz with a slope of 12 dB per octave.
• 48V. Olukoni / disengages 48V agbara Phantom fun lilo pẹlu condenser microphones.
• Gbigba laifọwọyi. Laifọwọyi ṣeto ere fun ikanni ti o yan.
• Pad. Cycles through -20 dB or no pad attenuation (default). Pad does not affect the Line or Instrument inputs.
• Ṣaajuamp Ipele Ere. Lo iṣakoso yii lati ṣeto ere (0 dB si +75 dB) fun gbohungbohun tabi irinse rẹ.
• Line Input Level. If a line-level signal is connected through the TRS port of the combo jack, then preamp jèrè iṣakoso yipada si iṣakoso Ipele Laini kan (-12 dB si +12 dB).
• Gba Iye. Ṣe afihan iye pipe fun Ere lọwọlọwọ. Tẹ iye lẹẹmeji lati tẹ iye kan pato sii.

Firanṣẹ
Controls the send level of the audio being sent to the Return FlexChannel. Depending on your hardware, different amounts of outputs will be available as Sends. Loopback virtual outputs can be shown in Settings as well (see section 2.2.8 Settings Panel).

• Firanṣẹ Nlo. Ṣe afihan orisii ti o jade ti a fi ohun ranṣẹ si.
• Ipele Firanṣẹ. Ṣe iṣakoso ipele apapọ ti a firanṣẹ si bata meji ti o wu jade.
• Note: If Speaker Switching is active, outputs 3 – 4 will be disabled for Sends.

Adapọ Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye

Adalu Awọn iṣakoso

• Pan. Ṣeto ipo pan fun ifihan agbara ni adapọ sitẹrio kan (tun kan si Firanṣẹ).
• Pa ẹnu mọ́. Mu ifihan agbara mu (tun kan Firanṣẹ).
• Solo. Solos ifihan agbara (mutes gbogbo awọn ikanni miiran ni Main Mix).
• Mono / Sitẹrio Link Toggle. Darapọ awọn ikanni 2 nitosi ti iru kanna sinu ikanni sitẹrio kan.
• Iye Ipele lọwọlọwọ. Ṣe afihan iye pipe fun ipele lọwọlọwọ. Tẹ iye lẹẹmeji lati tẹ iye kan pato sii.
• Mita ikanni. Ṣe afihan ipele lọwọlọwọ ti gbohungbohun rẹ tabi ohun elo iṣaaju-fader.
• Fader ikanni. Ṣe iṣakoso ipele gbogbogbo ti ikanni ni Mix Main.
• Nọmba ikanni. Tọkasi nọmba ikanni.
• Aami ikanni. Yan lati atokọ ti awọn aami fun ikanni naa
• Orukọ ikanni. Tẹ lẹẹmeji lati ṣẹda orukọ aṣa fun ikanni naa.
• Awọ ikanni. Tẹ aaye lati ṣafihan awọn aṣayan awọ ikanni.

FlexChannel Pada
Awọn ikanni ti nwọle nigbagbogbo ni ipa ọna si Awọn Ijade akọkọ 1 ati 2. Bibẹẹkọ, awọn igbewọle le jẹ ni yiyan si eyikeyi iṣelọpọ ohun elo ti o wa tabi ṣiṣan Loopback nipasẹ Firanṣẹ ati FlexChannel.

• Pada Yan. Yan ipadabọ tabi ṣiṣan Loopback lati ṣakoso nipasẹ ṣiṣan ikanni.
• Copy / Paste Mix: Copying the current mix allows you to quickly set up multiple mixes. Right-click on the fader for copy and paste options.
• Fader Flip: When Flip is activated, fader controls switch to represent the per-channel Send levels of the chosen Send destination. Faders will change to green to indicate Flip is active; when activated, the fader controls the send level rather than the channel volume.
• Pa ẹnu mọ́. Mu Pada ti o yan tabi ṣiṣan Loopback mu.
• Awọn foonu Gbọ. O le tẹtisi eyikeyi awọn akojọpọ nipa tite lori aami agbekọri naa. Eyi yoo da ọna adapọ ti a yan si Agbekọri 1 (ti o ba ju ọkan agbekọri lọ), nitorinaa o le ṣe afẹnusọ awọn apopọ ifẹnukonu rẹ.
• Mono / Sitẹrio toggle. Yi ikanni pada laarin ikanni sitẹrio tabi ikanni mono kan ti a ṣe akojọpọ.
• Iye Ipele lọwọlọwọ. Ṣe afihan iye pipe fun ipele lọwọlọwọ. Tẹ lori iye lati tẹ iye kan pato sii.
• Mita ikanni. Ṣe afihan ipele lọwọlọwọ.
• Fader ikanni. Ṣe iṣakoso ipele gbogbogbo fun Pada tabi ṣiṣan Loopback ti o yan.
• Aami ikanni. Yan lati atokọ ti awọn aami fun ikanni naa
• Orukọ ikanni. Tẹ lẹẹmeji lati ṣẹda orukọ aṣa fun ikanni naa.
• Awọ ikanni. Tẹ aaye lati ṣafihan oluyan awọ.

Atẹle Iṣakoso
Atẹgun Iṣakoso Atẹle ni awọn eroja ti o ni ibatan si Awọn iṣelọpọ akọkọ, Awọn agbekọri, ati Yipada Agbọrọsọ.

• Akọkọ Jade Ipele. Eyi ni iṣakoso ipele titunto si fun Awọn abajade akọkọ ti kuatomu 1 ati 2. O ṣe iṣẹ kanna bi Knob lori iwaju Kuatomu tabi nronu oke.
• Headphone Level. These is the level controls for Headphone Output 1 and 2. It performs the same function as the Knob on Quantum’s front or top panel when the Knob is switched to Headphone control. The Quantum HD 2 only has one headphone output.
• Dimi. Dimu Ijade akọkọ jẹ nipasẹ iye ti a ṣeto sinu Eto (aiyipada jẹ -10 dB)
• Agbọrọsọ Yipada toggle. Nigbati Yipada Agbọrọsọ n ṣiṣẹ, awọn ayipada si boya ṣeto agbọrọsọ A tabi agbohunsoke ṣeto B. Ṣe akiyesi pe aṣayan yii ko si ati grẹy jade nipasẹ aiyipada.
• Pa ẹnu mọ́. Pa Abajade Akọkọ Danu. Dakẹ ko ni kan awọn agbekọri.
• Awọn foonu Gbọ. Eyi yoo darí akojọpọ akọkọ (awọn abajade 1/2) si Agbekọri 1.
• Level Value. Displays the absolute value for the current level. Click on the value to enter a
  pato iye.
• Atẹle Mita. Awọn mita wọnyi ṣe afihan awọn ipele ifihan agbara ti ọkọ akero iṣọpọ atẹle ṣaaju iṣakoso ipele atẹle naa.
• Fader ikanni. Ṣe iṣakoso ipele gbogbogbo fun awọn abajade akọkọ. Išakoso iwọn didun yii jẹ ominira lati koodu koodu akọkọ. Ti o ba ti fader silẹ, ohun ko ni kọja si iṣakoso iwọn didun akọkọ.
• Nọmba ikanni. Tọkasi awọn nọmba ikanni.
• Channel Icon. Choose from a list of icons for the channel. All Icons can be shown/hidden from the Settings panel.
• Orukọ ikanni. Tẹ lẹẹmeji lati ṣẹda orukọ aṣa fun ikanni naa.
• Awọ ikanni. Tẹ aaye lati ṣafihan oluyan awọ. Gbogbo ikanni le jẹ awọ ni Eto.

Awọn oju iṣẹlẹ
Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye gba ọ laaye lati ṣẹda ati tọju ile-ikawe ti “awọn oju iṣẹlẹ”. Ipele kan dabi aworan ti apopọ rẹ: O tọju paramita ikanni kọọkan fun gbogbo igbewọle afọwọṣe, ati ipo fader kọọkan, awọn apopọ aux, awọn mutes ikanni ati awọn adashe, ati bẹbẹ lọ.

Awọn oju iṣẹlẹ pese awọn ọna fun ṣiṣakoso awọn atunto aladapọ Iṣakoso Gbogbo agbaye bi tito tẹlẹ aṣa files. When a Universal Control Scene is saved, the current Universal Control configuration is saved to your computer. When a Scene is subsequently reloaded, Universal Control is returned to the same configuration state, regardless of any changes to Universal Control that were made in the interim.

• Aami Iwoye ( ): Select to open (blue) and close (gray) the Scenes window.
• Save: Saves the current mixer configuration to the selected Scene (overwrite).
• Load: Loads the selected Scene (double-clicking the chosen Scene will also load it).
• Store Scene: Click the plus icon to save the current mixer configuration and give it a name.
• Delete Scene: Deletes the selected Scene.

Igbimọ Eto
Awọn paramita agbaye fun kuatomu ati Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye ni a tunto ninu PAN Eto:

Hardware Settings:

• Sends. Changes which outputs are available for Sends (For more information, check out Section 3.1.2).
• Main Encoder. Select which speaker(s) are controlled by the knob.
• Agbọrọsọ Yipada. Yan ihuwasi fun iyipada agbọrọsọ nigba titẹ bọtini Iṣakoso akọkọ.
• Headphone Source Selector (“HP Source”). Selects the source for the Headphone Output 1 or 2. Access to certain headphone sources is dependent on the Quantum model.
• S/PDIF Output Source. Selected which source is sent out of the S/PDIF RCA port.
• Dakẹ Bọtini ihuwasi. Yan boya oke tabi iwaju iwaju Bọtini Mute dakẹ ohun ni awọn abajade akọkọ, tabi Dimu ohun naa di.
• Iwọn Dim. Ṣe atunṣe iye baibai ti wa ni lilo nigbati Dim n ṣiṣẹ (aiyipada jẹ -10 dB)
• Imọlẹ LED. Ṣe atunṣe imọlẹ gbogbogbo ti gbogbo awọn LED (aiyipada jẹ 100%)
• Idapada si Bose wa latile. Tun gbogbo paramita to factory eto.

Eto UI:

• Awọ awọn ikanni. Nlo awọ ikanni ti o yan lọwọlọwọ si gbogbo Rinho ikanni.
• Idaduro tente oke. Toggles Peak Mu tan tabi pa.
• Show all Digital (Quantum HD only). Shows or hides all ADAT and S/PDIF inputs in the mixer. Hidden by default.
• Show all Loopback. Shows or hides all Loopback Inputs, Stream Mix Sends, and Flex Mix Stream Mixes in the mixer. Hidden by default.
• Edit Popup: Shows or hides the popup editor.
• Mita Ibajẹ. Ṣeto Ibajẹ Mita naa si boya o lọra, Alabọde, tabi Yara.

Lilo gbogbo Iṣakoso ká Mixer

Loopback
Loopback audio is the industry term for routing audio from one application to another. Applications that use audio interfaces, like your Quantum interface, are designed to receive audio from one audio device and send audio to one audio device. This means that most applications can only send to and receive from an audio interface, but not from other applications. This can present a challenge in certain situations. Fortunately, Quantum HD audio interfaces allow you to take audio from any of Universal Control’s mixer inputs (mics, guitars, computer audio, etc.) and send the combined audio to another application for the purpose of recording or live streaming.

Bii o ṣe le Lo Loopback
Ti o ba fẹ lati lo ẹya Loopback, tẹle awọn itọnisọna ni isalẹ:

1. Make sure that your Quantum HD is selected as the Windows or macOS playback device.
2. In your DAW or software application, choose the channel input labeled Loopback 1 or Loopback 2. Any audio sent to Loopback 1 or 2 will be available as a virtual input in your DAW or other software applications (not all software applications support multichannel inputs).
   Note: Loopback inputs are disabled at sample awọn ošuwọn ti 176.4 ati 192 kHz.
3. In Universal Control’s mixer window, adjust the send level to whichever Loopback send you’ve selected in Fender Studio Pro.
   • Loopback 1 Ipele Firanṣẹ. Ṣatunṣe iye ohun ti o fẹ lati firanṣẹ si ṣiṣan Loopback 1.
   • Loopback 2 Ipele Firanṣẹ. Ṣatunṣe iye ohun ti o fẹ lati firanṣẹ si ṣiṣan Loopback 2.
4. Lẹhin titunṣe ipele fifiranṣẹ Loopback, iwọ yoo ṣe akiyesi awọn ipele wiwọn han laarin DAW tabi ikanni ohun elo sọfitiwia ti o ṣeto. Ni kete ti wiwọn ba han, o ti ṣetan lati bẹrẹ gbigbasilẹ ohun.

IKILO:
Rii daju pe ikanni ti o wa ninu DAW rẹ ti dakẹ ṣaaju ṣiṣe igbasilẹ lati yago fun awọn iyipo esi.

kuatomu Multichannel
Multichannel is a hardware and software operating mode that can be configured using Universal Control. Quantum HD 2 and HD 8 interfaces can be used as an all-in-one monitoring hub for some multichannel formats (depending on the amount of analog outs per device).
Nigbati ipo multichannel ba yan, koko yoo ṣakoso gbogbo iwọn didun agbọrọsọ ti o baamu ni ẹẹkan. Fun alaye diẹ sii nipa ọkọọkan awọn aṣayan Multichannel, tunview akojọ ni isalẹ:

• None: Knob control is disabled and unity audio will be sent out of all outputs.
• All: The knob will control the output volume for all outputs at the same time.
• 1 – 2: The default Main Encoder mode. The knob will control the output volume for Main Outputs 1 and 2.
• 1 – 4: The knob will control the output volume for Outputs 1, 2, 3, and 4 all at the same time.
• 1 – 6 (Quantum HD 8 only): The knob will control the output volume for Outputs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 all at the same time.
• 1 – 8 (Quantum HD 8 only): The knob will control the output volume for Outputs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 all at the same time.
• All + ADAT: The knob will control the output volume for all outputs (including the ADAT connected HD 8) at the same time.

IKILO:
Full-scale audio will be sent out of Main Outputs 1 and 2. Main Outputs 1 and 2 will be muted when this mode is selected to avoid damaging speakers or other equipment.

Using Your Quantum Interface

Bi ohun Audio Interface

• The Quantum HD functions like other audio interfaces when used without the Universal Control application installed. Quantum HD’s class-compliant (macOS) and WDM drivers (Windows) enable it to be used for computer audio I/O routing with any compliant software with some limitations.

Lo imurasilẹ (HD 8 ADAT Preamp Imugboroosi)
The Quantum HD 8 can be used to add mic pres to another Quantum HD running in audio interface mode (with Universal Control installed) or a third party audio interface that supports ADAT optical inputs as well as S/MUX and its variants. To use a second or third Quantum HD as a standalone preamp through ADAT, access the secondary or tertiary Quantum HD’s Global Settings when not connected to a computer and set the Standalone mode to “ADAT.” By default, this mode is set to “Mixer.”

• As long as the additional HD 8 is put into ADAT mode, and the clock source is set to externally clock via SPDIF, ADAT, or Word Clock, the 48V and Gain Knob controls will be present at the top of each ADAT fader.
• Note: When in ADAT mode, the knob of the HD 8 expansion will no longer control volume and will blink 3 times if turned in either Main or Headphone control modes.
• The knob will still control gain level if a channel is selected.
• If you select “All + ADAT” from the Main Encoder settings, the knob will control the output volume for all outputs (including the ADAT connected HD 8) at the same time.
• Note: As with any of the other Main Encoder link modes, as outputs get assigned to be controlled by the knob, those outputs paths become unavailable as Sends for cue mix routing, etc.

 Send Routing Options
Quantum HD interfaces have two send options located in the Universal Control settings panel. Depending on which option is selected, ADAT Sends and computer playback channels (ex., USB 5/6) will become available or unavailable. In either mode, Loopback 1 and Loopback 2 are available as Sends on any input channel.

• Analog Out (default). When analog out is selected, Sends can only be routed to the physical analog outputs of Quantum (for example, Out 3/4, Out 5/6, etc.). When this option is selected, ADAT signals can be easily routed from your DAW.
• Analog + ADAT. When Analog + ADAT is selected, the mixer is reconfigured so that all analog and ADAT outputs are available as Sends on input channels. When this option is selected, the computer playback input channels (USB 5 – 10) will no longer be available in UC’s mixer and all ADAT signal routing must be done through Universal Control. In other words, ADAT will not pass if routed from a DAW.

AKIYESI:
Ni sample rates greater than 96 kHz, all digital inputs are disabled as well as Loopbacks 1 and 2.

Pẹlu Iṣakoso Agbaye

• Quantum HD and Universal Control can be used without a DAW or any other software. Using Universal Control without a DAW provides access to all Quantum HD functionality and simplifies the use of Quantum HD’s digital mixing and monitoring when a DAW is not needed.

Kuatomu I/O Awọn orukọ Awakọ

• Each Quantum input and output has a channel number and name provided by the Quantum HD drivers on macOS and Windows. If an audio software application can access Core Audio / ASIO devices directly, it may be possible to designate specific inputs and/or outputs within the application.

Eto Iṣakoso Agbaye ti o wa ni idaduro lẹhin Yiyi Agbara

• All currently active Main Mix settings (channel volume level, pan position, solo, mute, and stereo link) and monitor settings (main and headphone output levels) are saved to internal firmware before your Quantum HD are powered down, and recalled when power
  is reapplied.

Akiyesi:
Awọn iyipada ko ni fipamọ lẹsẹkẹsẹ. Jọwọ gba to iṣẹju mẹwa 10 fun awọn eto lati wa ni fipamọ si ẹrọ ṣaaju ṣiṣe agbara.

Pẹlu DAW kan (laisi Iṣakoso Agbaye)

• Nigbati a ba lo pẹlu DAW ṣugbọn laisi ohun elo Iṣakoso Agbaye, DAW n ṣakoso gbogbo ifihan I/O ifihan ati ibojuwo sọfitiwia.

Abojuto pẹlu DAW

• Iṣẹ akọkọ ti Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye jẹ abojuto awọn igbewọle kuatomu lakoko iṣẹ ṣiṣe laaye. Nigbati o ba mu ibojuwo sọfitiwia ṣiṣẹ ni DAW, ibojuwo iṣakoso iṣakoso gbogbogbo gbọdọ jẹ alaabo lati yọkuro awọn ifihan agbara ilọpo meji.
• Rí i dájú pé o pa ìṣàyẹ̀wò ìṣírò nínú Ìṣàkóso Gbogbogbò nígbà tí o bá ń ṣe àyẹ̀wò sọ́fítíwè nípasẹ̀ DAW. Tí ìṣàyẹ̀wò ìṣírò Universal Control kò bá ṣiṣẹ́ (ìbánisọ̀rọ̀ tí a ti dákẹ́, tí a ti dákẹ́, tàbí tí a ti yí padà), phasing àti/tàbí ìlọ́po méjì àmì(àwọn) tí a ń ṣàkóso yóò ṣẹlẹ̀ nítorí pé a ń gbọ́ àmì ìtẹ̀síwájú lẹ́ẹ̀mejì – àkọ́kọ́ láti inú àdàpọ̀ DSP onípele-kekere (Universal Control) àti nígbà díẹ̀ lẹ́yìn náà láti inú àdàpọ̀ sọ́fítíwètì onípele gíga (DAW).

Bii o ṣe le mu ibojuwo titẹ sii ni Iṣakoso Agbaye

• Lati mu ibojuwo titẹ sii ni Iṣakoso Agbaye nigba lilo ibojuwo sọfitiwia ni DAW, ṣii Iṣakoso Gbogbogbo ki o dakẹjẹẹ gbogbo awọn ikanni igbewọle laarin Iṣakoso Agbaye tabi mu “Aladapọ Bypass” ṣiṣẹ ninu Awọn Eto. Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye le lẹhinna wa ni pipade.
• Lilo DAW laisi Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye jẹ ṣiṣiṣẹsẹhin aṣoju lakoko idapọ, nibiti a ko nilo ibojuwo lairi kekere ati airi idinku kii ṣe ọran nitori awọn orin ti gbasilẹ tẹlẹ. Nigbati o ba n gbasilẹ awọn orin titun, DAW ati ṣiṣiṣẹsọna Iṣakoso Agbaye (gẹgẹbi a ti ṣalaye ni apakan atẹle) ni a gbaniyanju.
• Ninu oju iṣẹlẹ yii, kuatomu n ṣiṣẹ bi wiwo ohun. DAW n wọle ati awọn ipa ọna Kuatomu ni wiwo ohun afetigbọ I/O nipasẹ awọn awakọ ẹrọ. Idaduro I/O ohun jẹ ipinnu nipasẹ Eto Iwon I/O Buffer.

Pẹlu DAW kan (pẹlu Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye)

• Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye ni a lo nigbakanna pẹlu DAW kan nigbati o fẹ ibojuwo lairi kekere. Ṣiṣan iṣẹ ṣiṣe patapata yọkuro awọn latencies buffering I/O ti o ni nkan ṣe pẹlu ibojuwo sọfitiwia. Ninu oju iṣẹlẹ yii, Iṣakoso Agbaye ni a lo lati ṣakoso gbogbo ibojuwo titẹ sii nigbati gbigbasilẹ, ati ẹya ibojuwo sọfitiwia DAW yẹ ki o jẹ alaabo.

Software Abojuto dipo Hardware Abojuto

• Abojuto sọfitiwia (gbigbọ si awọn igbewọle laaye nipasẹ alapọpọ DAW) ni lairi aimọ nitori wiwo ohun afetigbọ I/O. Abojuto ohun elo nipasẹ alapọpọ DSP inu inu ni wiwo ohun (fun apẹẹrẹ, ohun elo Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye) ko ni lairi aimọ nitori ohun afetigbọ laaye ti wa ni ipanu taara taara lati awọn igbewọle si awọn abajade laisi ifipamọ DAW I/O.

Abojuto pẹlu gbogbo Iṣakoso

• Iṣẹ akọkọ ti Iṣakoso Agbaye jẹ ibojuwo ti awọn igbewọle kuatomu lakoko iṣẹ ṣiṣe laaye. Nigbati a ba lo pẹlu DAW kan, Iṣakoso gbogbo agbaye ni a lo bi alapọpo atẹle ti o ṣiṣẹ lọtọ lati aladapọ ibojuwo sọfitiwia DAW.
• Rí i dájú pé o pa Ìṣàyẹ̀wò Softwaya nínú DAW nígbà tí o bá ń lo Ìṣàkóso Gbogbogbò. Nígbà tí a bá lo Ìṣàkóso Gbogbogbò fún ìṣàyẹ̀wò ìtẹ̀síwájú pẹ̀lú DAW, ó yẹ kí a pa iṣẹ́ ìṣàyẹ̀wò softwaya DAW. Tí kò bá ṣe bẹ́ẹ̀, phasing àti/tàbí ìlọ́po méjì àmì(àwọn) tí a ń ṣàkóso yóò ṣẹlẹ̀ nítorí pé a ń gbọ́ àmì ìtẹ̀síwájú lẹ́ẹ̀mejì – àkọ́kọ́ láti inú àdàpọ̀ DSP onípele-kekere (Universal Control) àti nígbà díẹ̀ lẹ́yìn náà láti inú àdàpọ̀ sọ́fítíwètì onípele gíga (DAW).

Loopback
Quantum’s device drivers carry virtual (software only) input and output channels in addition to those directly associated with the hardware inputs and outputs. Loopback facilitates highly flexible signal routing via the DAW, without needing to reach behind the gear rack for manual cable patching. Additionally, since the loopback audio streams are in the digital domain, a pristine audio signal path is maintained without requiring additional A/D – D/A conversions. Loopback sends enable any input to be routed directly into Universal Control’s FlexChannel (see section 2.3.2 in this manual for more information).

Atunto ẹrọ
Ti o ba pade iṣoro kan pẹlu kuatomu rẹ ati pe o nilo lati tun ẹrọ naa tun, o le tunto si awọn eto ẹrọ aiyipada tabi pada si famuwia iṣaaju.

Aiyipada Device Eto
Ti o ba jẹ dandan, o le mu aladapọ aiyipada pada (tẹlẹamp gain, output levels, etc.) and system settings (speaker switching modes, headphone mix sources, etc). To restore the default system settings:

• Ni Iṣakoso Agbaye, lilö kiri si Eto (aami jia)
• Tẹ bọtini "Itunto ile-iṣẹ".
• Apoti idaniloju yoo han
• Yan “Tunto” lati jẹrisi tabi “Fagilee” lati fagilee atunto

Pada si Famuwia ti tẹlẹ
Lati pada si famuwia ti tẹlẹ:

1. Aifi sipo ti isiyi ti ikede Iṣakoso Agbaye
2. Fi ẹya ti Iṣakoso Agbaye sori ẹrọ ti o ni famuwia ti tẹlẹ
3. Pẹlu kuatomu ti wa ni titan, ṣii Iṣakoso Gbogbogbo ki o tẹ “Imudojuiwọn Famuwia”
4. Ifitonileti kan yoo sọ pe famuwia rẹ ti wa ni imudojuiwọn ati lati ṣe imudojuiwọn lonakona
5. Yan "Imudojuiwọn lonakona" ki o tẹle ilana naa

Akiyesi:
If your Quantum HD ever becomes unresponsive, press and hold the knob while powering on to enter firmware recovery mode.

Quantum Control from Fender Studio Pro
Your Quantum HD interface can be controlled directly from Fender Studio Pro (only compatible with version 6.6.1 or higher). After configuring the inputs and outputs of your interface within Fender Studio Pro, you’ll have easy control over various channel parameters, including channel Preamp Gain, Phantom Power, High Pass Filter, Auto Gain and Pad (HD only). To set up your Quantum Interface in Fender Studio Pro, follow the directions below. Once all cable connections are made and you have updated the Quantum’s firmware:

1. Launch Fender Studio Pro.
2. Navigate to Studio Pro/Options/Audio Setup/Audio Device (macOS: Preferences/Audio Setup/Audio Device) to open the Audio Device settings window.
3. Yan kuatomu bi mejeeji Sisisẹsẹhin ati ẹrọ Gbigbasilẹ.
4. Tunto eyikeyi Ẹrọ Ohun elo miiran tabi awọn eto ṣiṣe bi o ṣe fẹ.
5. Tẹ O DARA.

I/O Iṣeto

• Before creating your first song, it’s recommended that you first configure your Quantum Interface for input and output routing in Fender Studio Pro.
• To route Inputs and Outputs, go to Fender Studio Pro Preferences, then select “Audio Setup”. In the bottom left corner, select “Song Setup” to enter the Audio I/O Setup tab.

Fi Hardware I/O si Awọn ikanni I/O Software

• Awọn igbewọle hardware ati awọn ọnajade ni a yàn si awọn ikanni I/O sọfitiwia ni olulana matrix, eyiti o jẹ aṣoju wiwo ti ipa-ọna. Awọn ikanni sọfitiwia (Mono ati sitẹrio) ni ọkọọkan fun ni ila petele, ati awọn igbewọle ohun elo ati awọn abajade ni a fun ni awọn ọwọn inaro. Awọn aaye ninu eyiti awọn ori ila ati awọn ọwọn wọnyi n ṣe afihan awọn asopọ ti o pọju, tabi awọn ipa-ọna, laarin I/O hardware ati awọn ikanni I/O sọfitiwia.
• By default, Fender Studio Pro creates three Input Channels: one stereo and two mono. These channels are labeled Input L+R (stereo), Input L (mono), and Input R (mono). By default, the stereo Input Channel receives input from the first stereo hardware input pair of your selected audio device. The two mono Channels receive input from the same stereo hardware input pair. The Output Channel is labeled Main Out (stereo) and is routed by default to the first stereo hardware output pair of your selected audio device.
• Lati ṣẹda ipa-ọna laarin awọn ikanni I/O sọfitiwia ati ohun elo I/O, tẹ lori onigun mẹrin ti o ṣofo ni ikorita ti titẹ sii ohun elo ti o fẹ tabi iṣelọpọ ati igbewọle ikanni sọfitiwia tabi iṣelọpọ. Awọ onigun mẹrin yoo han pẹlu aami M, L, tabi R, ti o nfihan boya ipa ọna jẹ ipa ọna mono (M) tabi apa osi tabi ọtun ti ipa-ọna sitẹrio (L tabi R).
• Akiyesi: Ni giga sample rates, the number of available ADAT Inputs and outputs is reduced for each port. At 88.2/96 kHz, only ADAT channels 1–8 are available, and all digital is disabled at sample awọn ošuwọn ti o ga ju 96 kHz. Awọn ikanni ADAT ti ko si ni itọkasi ni ọrọ italic ninu Input, Output, Bus, ati Fi sii awọn oju-iwe I/O Eto.

Iṣeto Input kuatomu
From the Inputs tab, you can enable any or all of the inputs on your Fender Quantum audio interface that you’d like to have available. Use the “Add” button options below the matrix to add new inputs.

Ese Kuatomu Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ

Eto Ijade Kuatomu
Lati ṣatunkọ afisona iṣẹjade, tẹ lori taabu “Awọn abajade” ki o ṣafikun awọn abajade nipa lilo awọn bọtini Fikun-un ni isalẹ olulana matrix.

Iyipada ẹrọ I/O aiyipada
We recommend that you create a default Audio I/O Setup that can be a starting point for all new Songs. This lets you immediately begin working on your new Song, with little or no preliminary setup. To do so, create software I/O channels for all of your audio device’s commonly used inputs and outputs and name them appropriately. Then, click on the “Make Default” button in the Audio I/O Setup menu, and a pop-up window appears to confirm that you wish to make the current I/O setup the default for new Songs. Click “Yes”, and from that point forward, all new Songs will be created with this audio I/O setup. You can always use the “Reset to Default” button to apply this configuration to a song.

Ese Kuatomu Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ
Fender Studio Pro channel strips have integrated Quantum hardware controls built in when Quantum is selected as the Playback and Recording device in Studio One Pro. To access these control features, open the “Mix” console view from the Fender Studio Pro song page.

Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ Iṣakoso ikanni
Awọn ẹya iṣakoso ikanni yoo wa ni ifibọ si oke ti ikanni kọọkan.

• Ṣaajuamp Ipele Ere. Lo iṣakoso yii lati ṣeto ere (0 dB si +75 dB) fun gbohungbohun tabi irinse rẹ.
• Ipele Input Laini. Ti ifihan ipele ila kan ba ti sopọ nipasẹ ibudo TRS ti jaketi konbo, lẹhinna ṣajuamp jèrè iṣakoso yipada si iṣakoso Ipele Laini kan (-12 dB si +12 dB).
• Gba Iye. Ṣe afihan iye pipe fun Ere lọwọlọwọ. Tẹ iye lẹẹmeji lati tẹ iye kan pato sii.
• Ga Pass Ajọ. Olukoni / disengages a HPF ni 80 Hz pẹlu kan ite ti 12 dB fun octave.
• Phantom Power (48V). Engages / disengages 48V phantom power for use with condenser microphones.
• Ere Aifọwọyi. Ni adaṣe ṣeto ipele ere fun ikanni ti o yan.
• Pad: Reduces the overall gain level for the channel by -20 dB (microphone only).

Additional Fender Studio Pro Resources

Awọn iṣakoso Ijade Hardware kuatomu
Fender Studio Pro has integrated Quantum hardware output controls built in when Quantum is selected as the Playback and Recording device in Fender Studio Pro.

• Headphone Source Selector. Select the source for the Headphone Output 1 or 2.
• Atẹle. Yan iru (awọn) agbọrọsọ wo ni iṣakoso nipasẹ bọtini.
• Dimi. Dims Ijade Akọkọ nipasẹ iye ti a ṣeto sinu Eto (aiyipada jẹ -10 dB).
• Pa ẹnu mọ́. Pa Abajade Akọkọ Danu. Ṣe akiyesi pe odi ko ni kan awọn agbekọri.
• Speaker Switching toggle. When Speaker Switching is active, it changes to either speaker set A or speaker set B.
• Agbọrọsọ Yipada. Yan ihuwasi fun iyipada agbọrọsọ nigba titẹ bọtini Iṣakoso Awọn diigi.

Akiyesi:
If you do not see either of these Quantum controls within Fender Studio Pro, make sure that the “Audio device controls” option is checked in the channel options:

Additional Fender Studio Pro Resources

• Operating instructions for Fender Studio Pro is beyond the scope of this Owner’s Manual, but Fender Studio Pro comes bundled with an array of demo and tutorial materials. For more detailed information about all of the available features in Fender Studio Pro, check out the Fender Studio Pro User Manual. You can access this manual at any time while Fender Studio Pro is open by navigating to Help/Fender Studio Pro User Manual or by pressing the F1 key on your keyboard.
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