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Section 1 - Setting Up
Studio 400 Owner's Manual
MAKING CONNECTIONS
Because of its flexibility, the Studio 400 can be connected in several different ways to meet the requirements
of specific applications. The following diagrams offer some ways the Studio 400 can be connected.
IN LINE: The Studio 400 can be connected between a line level instrument output (such as keyboards,
recording decks, etc.) and a line level input (such as mixing console inputs). This method is called the "in-
line" method because the Studio 400 is connected directly in the audio path of the source. When you use
the in-line method, the master wet-to-dry effects mix is controlled from the Studio 400 operating system.
Cable routings for this method looks like Figure 1-3:
Figure 1-3 In-Line Connection
EFFECTS LOOP: This application uses the Studio 400 in an effects loop of a mixing console. In this appli-
cation, the source is routed directly to the mixer channel input(s). From there, the Studio 400 gets its
source audio from the console's auxiliary send, and mix levels are controlled directly from the console.
Figure 1-4 shows a common recording studio or live sound reinforcement setup for effects processing
with a console.
Figure 1-4 Effects Loop Configuration
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