Recording a DAW Track with the 700S Filter

Please use:

• microAUDIO v1.01 or later

• microAUDIO EDITOR v1.1.0 or later

Example:

This example shows how to record a specific track in a DAW with the 700S Filter of microAUDIO applied.

Setup

1. Connect microAUDIO to your computer.

2. Launch microAUDIO EDITOR.

3. Open the SETTINGS tab and configure the following:

   • Set FILTER ROUTING to USB

   • Set the Channel to USB 3–4

4. In the SETTINGS tab, configure the following:

   • Set LOOPBACK to OFF

   • Set HEADPHONE OUT to BOTH

5. Click the TRANSMIT button.
   

DAW Setup

1. Launch your DAW.

2. Create Audio Track 1 and import the audio data of the song.
   Set the audio output to microAUDIO channels 3–4.

3. Create Audio Track 2 and set the audio input to microAUDIO channels 3–4.

4. Arm Track 2 for recording and start recording.

The audio recorded on Track 2 will include the 700S Filter applied by microAUDIO.

Ableton Live

1. From the Live menu, open
   Live > Settings > Audio, and select microAUDIO for both Input Device and Output Device.

2. In Input Config and Output Config, enable channels 1, 2, 3, and 4.

3. Create Audio Track 1 and import the audio data of the song.
   Set Audio To to Ext. Out 3 / 4 (microAUDIO channels 3–4).

4. Create Audio Track 2.
   Set Audio From to Ext. In 3 / 4 (microAUDIO channels 3–4).

   The output from Track 1 will now be routed to Track 2.

   *To monitor the audio being recorded, set Monitor to In.

5. Start recording on Track 2.

Cubase

1. From the Cubase menu, open
   Studio > Studio Setup > Audio System, and select microAUDIO as the ASIO Driver.

2. Add 3–4Ch In as an Audio Input.
   Add 3–4Ch Out as an Audio Output.

3. Create Audio Track 1 and import the audio data of the song.
   In Routing, set Out to 3–4ch.

4. Create Audio Track 2.
   In Routing, set In to 3–4ch.

   The output from Track 1 will now be routed to Track 2.

   *To monitor the audio being recorded, click the speaker icon to turn monitoring ON.

5. Start recording on Track 2.

Logic Pro

1. From the Logic Pro menu, open
   Logic Pro > Settings > Audio, and select microAUDIO for both Input Device and Output Device.

2. Create Audio Track 1 and import the audio data of the song.
   Set Out to Output 3–4.

3. Create Audio Track 2.
   Set In to Input 3–4.

   The output from Track 1 will now be routed to Track 2.

   *To monitor the audio being recorded, press the “I” button to turn Input Monitoring ON.

4. Start recording on Track 2.