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Boost or cut the program
material in 3dB increments
to get the best meter reading.
Amount of cut or boost is
displayed with a mouse
over.
The Peak Hold controls can be
set to Auto, or Manual. In
Manual Mode the user can
press “Reset” to capture the
peak levels at any point in
time.
The Decay Rate setting
controls how quickly the peak
hold indicators clear the
screen. Choose between Slow
(the default), Medium or Fast.
The source selection buttons
allow the RTA to be used for
any input or output on the
Hilo. The faders allow
analog volume control for
the Monitor or Phones.
Adapter
This button toggles whether the Adapter settings are visible from the Main window or not. The
Adapter section, when visible, appears on the left part of the screen.
LSLOT
This button toggles whether controls for the LSLOT Sources are visible from the Main
window or not. LSLOT sources are relative to the connection method used by the Hilo,
USB, Thunderbolt or Dante record and play devices in the computer. This section will
show the Play Sources (signals coming FROM the computer or Dante network) in the
top row, and Record Sources (Signals going TO the computer or Dante network) in the
bottom row.
The settings in this section can be used to route Play streams to any of the Hilo’s
physical outputs, or to assign Record streams to carry signals from any of Hilo’s
hardware inputs. These settings can be used to mirror playback to multiple outputs, or to
carry an input signal to multiple record devices.
We’ll explore the routing logic and steps to use Hilo Remote for custom routing in the
section below.
Now let’s look at the Monitor page in greater detail:
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