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General| Storage | microSD card (up to 32GB) |
|---|---|
| Inputs | 6 mono/stereo inputs (3.5mm TRS) |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Power | USB-C powered |
| EQ | 3-band EQ per channel |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay |
| Additional Features | MIDI control, USB audio interface |
| Type | Digital Mixer / Recorder |
Instructions for inserting the microSD card into the bluebox for project and file storage.
Details on connecting the bluebox to a power source via standard or USB outlets.
Connecting external devices to the bluebox using 3.5 mm TRS jacks for audio input.
Connecting speakers or headphones to the bluebox outputs using 3.5 mm TRS patch cords.
Configuring the bluebox display to show meters for 4, 6, 8, 10, or 12 tracks in single or double rows.
Assigning audio inputs to specific tracks on the bluebox for independent control.
Naming tracks to easily identify connected inputs and manage project files.
Adjusting input gain to normalize audio levels and prevent clipping, balancing input signals.
Controlling multiple tracks simultaneously for mixing, sends, and recording arming.
Focusing on individual track settings for mix, sends, and recording arming.
Adjusting output levels and accessing configuration for outputs and compressor.
Adjusting the four-band equalizer for each track or the main mix frequency response.
Adjusting global Delay and Reverb effects settings for the routed signals.
Managing WAV files, assigning them to tracks, and controlling playback status.
Saving and loading projects, managing tempo, and configuring metronome settings.
Checking microSD card space, firmware version, and adjusting screen brightness.
Using MIXER mode to focus on one setting across multiple tracks for efficient control.
Using TRACK mode to focus on one track at a time for detailed setting adjustments.
Saving current settings to the active project file on the microSD card.
Replacing current settings with those from a previously saved project file.
Creating a new project file to store custom settings and WAV file mappings.
Changing the name of an existing project file on the microSD card.
Setting the project tempo and configuring metronome options for timing and synchronization.
Using MIXER mode to adjust a single setting across multiple tracks simultaneously.
Arming the Main Output for recording or muting it directly from MIXER mode.
Adjusting levels, toggling states, and changing focus for a selected track in TRACK mode.
Setting the volume levels for CUE, Out 2, and Main outputs using knobs or touch.
Muting individual outputs (CUE, Out 2, Main) directly from the MAIN mode interface.
Configuring signal routing options and compressor parameters via the Main Configuration screen.
Selecting filter bands, types, and adjusting gain, Q, and frequency for EQ settings.
Cycling through FX1/Delay, FX2/Reverb Small, FX2/Reverb Large, and X/Y Grid view modes.
Setting effects sends, configuring FX Mix, and adjusting parameter values for Delay and Reverb.
Setting WAV files as ACTIVE for playback on tracks when not armed for recording.
Disabling the ACTIVE status of a WAV file to prevent it from playing back.
Importing WAV files from the microSD card or other projects into the current project.
Removing a file's pointer from a project without deleting the actual file.
Renaming WAV files for better organization and tracking within projects.
Permanently deleting WAV files from the project and microSD card to free up space.
Adding and playing back recorded Main Output WAV files by mapping them to tracks.
Setting the desired screen brightness level using the top left knob.
Viewing the available storage space on the microSD card.
Identifying the currently installed firmware version of the bluebox.
Arming tracks and using transport buttons to record individual tracks or layered recordings.
Arming the Main mix and using transport buttons to record the overall output.
Assigning WAV files to tracks and ensuring they are ACTIVE for playback.
Copying project folders to PC for backup or to another location on the microSD card.
Using MIDI Learn mode to map MIDI controller functions to bluebox parameters.
Connecting to an external MIDI device to receive and follow its clock signal.
Configuring bluebox to send its clock signal to external MIDI devices.
Steps to download, prepare, and install firmware updates via the microSD card.
Adjusting gain and volume for tracks to achieve an even and desired main mix level.
Muting individual tracks to exclude them from the mix temporarily.
Muting specific outputs (CUE, Out 2, Main) directly from the MAIN mode.
Setting track sends to the CUE/Phones output and Out 2 for routing.
Setting track sends to the FX1 (Delay) and FX2 (Reverb) effects.
Configuring headphones to monitor the Main Mix output by setting CUE Source to Main.
Routing dry track signals to Out 2 for external processing and optionally feeding back into bluebox.
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