Dangerous Music Source - Manual (Page 7)

SOURCE | 3
EXAMPLE 1:
AES CABLE
[AES XLR(F)-XLR(M)]
EXAMPLE 3:
AES to S/PDIF CABLE
[DIGITAL XLR(M)-RCA]
3. DIGITAL THROUGH
[
rear panel digital through pictured above
]
Feature: Make AES or SPDIF connections here.
Benefit: Pass through the AES or SPDIF digital input signal.
Use:
Monitor an external A/D converter while simultaneously sending to recorder or send the audio back into the session
for more processing, or plug into an outboard digital meter or run into another
source
for expanded monitoring
options.
4. USB INPUT
[
rear panel usb input pictured above
]
Feature: Connect the USB 2.0 compliant output from your computer here.
Benefit: Skip using an interface or use this to monitor an additional output source from your computer.
Use: Use one set of outputs to set up a custom headphone mix for the talent and use the USB output to monitor the
main mix, leveraging the mastering grade converter in
source
. Or reference your masters and music library in high
resolution up to 24 bit, 192 kHz via USB!
Note: Requires Mac OS 10.6 or higher for driverless plug and play
PC requires a driver. Download from www.dangerousmusic.com (navigate to the Source product page)
EXAMPLE 2:
ADAPT a S/PDIF CABLE
[RCA(F)-1/4”]