TC Electronic Desktop Konnekt 6 - Manual (Page 12)

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SYSTEM SETTINGS
The following description of the System Settings page is generic for all members of the Konnekt product family. Some of
the described parameters are relevant for specific Konnekt models only. These parameters are marked! Also notice that
the System Settings page handles all units connected as part of your setup.
SETUP PAGE
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When the “Headphone control” option is
checked, the big VOLUME knob on the Desktop
Konnekt 6 controls both the master volume on
the Monitor outputs and the phones level.
Notice that the PHONES knob still sets the
maximum phones out level.
UTILITY
Master Level Knob
Master Level Backlight: If you prefer, you can disable the
red light in the big MASTER LEVEL knob by unchecking
this option.
REVERB
6 Reverb Control – Disable Reverb
The M40 Studio Reverb can be activated/deactivated
using the REVERB knob on the Desktop Konnekt 6.
However, if you prefer to disable the reverb completely,
simply check the “Disable Reverb” box on the Setup page.
Disabling the Reverb Control will of course have no
influence on the VST/AU version of the M40 Studio
Reverb.
The reverb section on the mixer page will then show:
7 Reverb Control
- Reverb to Main Output & Reverb to Phones
Output
Select “Reverb to Main Output” to send the reverb to the
main outputs.
Select “Reverb to Phones Output” to send the reverb to
the phones output.
You can use both options, one or none.
If, for example, you want to use the M40 Studio
Reverb as cue reverb for the recording artist’s
headphones but hear a dry signal in the control
room, select the “Reverb to Phones Output” option
only.
STAND ALONE CLOCK SETTINGS
These settings handle the clock settings when the
Desktop Konnekt 6 operates as a stand-alone unit. As
soon as the Desktop Konnekt 6 is disconnected (FireWire
LED off), these stand-alone clock settings take effect.
Notice that the M40 Studio Reverb is not available
when the Desktop Konnekt 6 operates as a
stand-alone unit.
8 Sync Source
Desktop Konnekt 6 has no digital I/Os. Therefore,
“Internal” is selected per default and cannot be altered.
9 Sample Rate
The following options are available:
44.1 kHz
48 kHz
88.2 kHz
96 kHz