Audient evo 16 - Standalone Operation and Loop-back; Standalone Mode Setup; Audio Loop-back Source Selection

SOFTWARE SOFTWARE
You can also delete a previously saved conguration by clicking the red ‘X’ next
to it.
If you’d like to open an EVO 16 conguration from your documents, simply click
‘Load From File’ and then use the le explorer to nd the setting you wish to load.
EVO 16 includes Loop-back channels that allow you to take audio from
applications on your computer and feed it to another application, great for
recording video interviews or for setting up gaming streams. You can think of
it as a virtual cable that runs from your outputs and back to the inputs.
Selecting the Loop-back Source
Firstly, you would need to select which output of the EVO 16 you wish to use
as your source for the Loop-back channels. This is done by going to ‘Setup >
Input Routing’:
Using Audio Loop-back on EVO 16
To open a previously saved conguration, Go to File > Open and select the
conguration from the list..
Standalone Operation
If you would like to use EVO 16 without a host computer, EVO 16 can be congured
to operate in standalone mode. This is great for setting up complex tracking setups
in remote locations.
To setup Standalone mode, rst setup the iD mixer in the way that you wish to
be saved onto your EVO 16. This includes your digital I/O settings, output routings
and talkback settings in the System panel.
Now navigate to the Setup menu and select Store Standalone State. The EVO
Software Mixers current conguration will then be saved onto the EVO 16 itself,
ready to be recalled when the EVO 16 is next powered on.