What to do if there is no audio from Alesis Recording Equipment?
If you're not getting any sound, it could be due to a couple of things. First, check if the Bypass function is activated while the Mix control is fully wet; if so, adjust the Mix control to the left or press the Bypass Footswitch. Alternatively, the Output level might be too low, so try turning the Output control to the right.
Why is my Alesis Recording Equipment sound distorted and the red “Input” LED is lit?
If the sound is distorted and the red “Input” LED is lit, it means the input level is too high. To fix this, simply turn down the Input Level control.
How to fix hum or noise from Alesis Recording Equipment output?
If you're experiencing hum or noise from the output, it might be due to a ground loop or unshielded cables. Try plugging the unit into another power jack or using different audio cables to resolve this.
What to do if Alesis Recording Equipment is excessively noisy and the green “Input” LED is barely lit?
If the sound is excessively noisy and the green “Input” LED is barely lit, the input level is likely too low. Turn up the Input Level control. Another potential cause is that the Output level is too low while the Aux Return on the mixer is set to maximum. In this case, increase the Output level and reduce the Aux Return level on the mixer.
What to do if the Alesis Recording Equipment power LED does not light?
If the power LED isn't lighting up, it's likely due to a power issue. Make sure the power cable is properly plugged in.
What to do if Alesis Recording Equipment does not respond to front panel controls?
If the unit isn't responding to the front panel controls, it could be due to an unknown software conflict, cosmic rays, or static electricity. Try powering the unit down and then powering it back up again.
Electrical| frequency response | ±1dB from 20Hz to 20 kHz |
|---|---|
| dynamic range | >90dB "A" wtg., 20 Hz-22kHz |
| distortion at nominal level | <0.009% @ 1kHz, -12 dBfs |
| distortion at peak level | <0.005% |
| crosstalk | <90dB below full scale |
Input| number of channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| nominal level | -10 dBV, adjustable to +4 dBu |
| maximum level | +10 dBV |
| impedance stereo | 1MW/channel |
| impedance mono | 500kW/channel |
Output| number of channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| maximum level | +17.5 dBu |
| nominal level | -20 dBV or +4dBu, front-panel adjustable |
| output impedance | 500 ohms |
A/D - D/A Conversions| a/d converter | 18 bit Sigma-Delta, 128 times oversampling |
|---|---|
| d/a converter | 18 bit Sigma-Delta, 8 times oversampling |
Processing and Memory| processor speed | 3 MIPs |
|---|---|
| internal processing resolution | 24 bit accumulator |
| factory preset programs | 16 |
| delay memory | 1270 milliseconds |
Guides users on navigating the manual's sections and understanding its structure.
Explains manual notation, icons, and terminology for clarity.
Procedures for safely unpacking the unit and verifying package contents.
Essential connection methods for instruments and mixers to get started.
Step-by-step guide to safely power on the NanoVerb and system.
Optimal input and output level settings for best signal-to-noise.
Explanation of the functions of each knob and indicator on the front panel.
How to select programs and balance effects using the Mix control.
Modifying program parameters with Adjust knob and bypassing effects.
Guidance on positioning the NanoVerb and rack mounting.
Connecting power and protecting against voltage fluctuations.
Guidelines for using quality cables and avoiding interference.
Common scenarios for connecting the NanoVerb to instruments/mixers.
Details on normalled connections for the input jacks.
How to hook up the NanoVerb to instruments (mono/stereo).
Using aux sends/returns and inserts for mixer integration.
Connecting the NanoVerb between mixer outputs and amplifiers.
Connecting to powered mixers with important safety notes.
Techniques to prevent hum and noise issues.
How to connect and use a footswitch for bypass control.
Introduction to reverb and its parameters.
Descriptions of Concert Hall, Real Room, and Plate Reverb programs.
Explains Nonlinear reverb and Mono Delay programs.
Introduction to pitch-based effects like Chorus and Flange.
Descriptions of Flange and Rotary programs.
Details Chorus/Room programs and delay parameter adjustments.
Detailed breakdown of front panel knobs and LEDs.
Description of rear panel jacks for power, bypass, input, and output.
Table of common problems, causes, and solutions.
Cleaning instructions and advice on seeking professional service.
Procedures for contacting Alesis for warranty repairs.
Technical details on frequency, dynamic range, and distortion.
Information on connectors, levels, and panel components.
Details on processor speed, resolution, and memory.
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