The RAD26 features two Mic/Line/Line-plus inputs via Euro connectors on the back of the device and a selectable stereo Aux 1/8" mini TRS input that is accessible to end users from the bottom edge of the device.
The input properties dialog is divided into two sections: Source Select and Sensitivity and Level. The Source Select and Sensitivity controls allow you to manage:
note: The value for Aux Input - Mode (Stereo or Mono) is shared between both of the RAD26 input blocks.
Open the Mic/Line-Plus/Aux Input block's properties by double-clicking the block or hovering and clicking the properties icon that appears in the upper right of the block's title bar.
UI Element | Purpose |
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Analog Input (Channel 1) | Name identifying the rear panel, Euroblock analog input channel in the RAD device. Edit this name by clicking it and then typing the new name in the edit box that appears. |
Aux Input (Channel 3) | Name identifying the incoming aux input channel in the RAD device. You can edit this name by clicking it and then typing the new name in the edit box that appears. |
Output node | Connection point for wiring the Mic/Line-Plus/Aux input channels to another block's input |
UI Element | Purpose |
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Input Source |
Selects the input source that feeds signal to the block output node.
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Mic/Line/Line-Plus Input - Type |
Set the mode of operation for the universal rear analog input.
This setting is only enabled when Input source is set to Mic/Line/Line-Plus. |
Aux Input - Mode |
Sets the mode of operation for the aux input.
This setting is only enabled when Input Source is set to the aux input. note: The value for Aux Input - Mode (Stereo or Mono) is shared between both of the RAD26 input blocks. |
Gain(Sensitivity) | Use the digital Gain control to trim the input gain (sensitivity) for the source being used. Gain is usually set so that a typical input signal indicates between 0 and 4 dBr on the meter. The range of the Gain control is always 20 dB. Phantom power and the unique analog gain settings are automatically set for each input type. For example: Dynamic Mic has a minimum analog gain of 30 dB, Condenser Mic has a minimum analog gain of 18 dB with phantom power, Line-Plus and Balanced Line are unity gain. |
Level block |
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