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Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 - VRM Information and Application

Focusrite Saffire Pro 24
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Click on the ‘i’ button to display information on the listening environment, listening postion and monitor speakers.
The following information will be displayed.
Environment and Speaker information is the same as found in the tables on page 21 and 22.
Coordinates information is described as follows:
Spkr-sep: The distance between the two speakers.
X-Offset: The distance from the ‘Sweetspot’ listening position. A + value is to the Right, a - value is to the Left.
Y-Offset: The distance from the ‘Sweetspot’ listening position. A + value is to the Front, a - value is to the Rear.
L- Angle: The angle between the listening position and the Left speaker
R- Angle: The angle between the listening position and the Right speaker
L- Dist: The distance between the listening position and the Left speaker
R- Dist: The distance between the listening position and the Right speaker
VRM is applied to Headphone output 1. No VRM processing is applied to Headhone output 2. As Headphone 1 shares the same
output stream as Line outputs 3 and 4, a VRM processed signal will be sent to these Line outputs. As VRM is specially designed
to work with headphones, using VRM on Line ouputs will not give an accurate model.