To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no sound from my computer's speakers when using Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
When using the Roland QUAD-CAPTURE, sound will not be output from the computer's internal speakers. To hear sound, connect headphones or an external audio playback system to the QUAD-CAPTURE.
What to do if the Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE installer does not exit?
If the Roland QUAD-CAPTURE installer does not exit, it might be due to several reasons: * The computer is running on battery power: Connect the power cord to the computer. * Other USB devices are connected: Ensure that only a mouse and keyboard are connected during installation. * The QUAD-CAPTURE is connected to a USB hub without power: Use a powered USB hub.
Why is the sound played by my computer inaudible or too soft with Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
If the sound played by your computer is inaudible or too soft when using Roland Recording Equipment, consider the following: * Headphones: If sound is audible through headphones connected to the PHONES jack, verify the connection to your audio playback system and adjust the volume. * [OUTPUT] and [MIX] knobs: Adjust the volume using the QUAD-CAPTURE’s [OUTPUT] or [MIX] knob. * DIGITAL OUT SELECTOR: If outputting from the COAXIAL OUT (3/4) jack, configure the DIGITAL OUT SELECTOR setting in the control panel to PLAYBACK 1-2 or PLAYBACK 3-4. * Computer volume: Adjust the computer’s volume setting. * Voice communication software: Disable automatic volume adjustment. * Audio buffer size: Increase the buffer size.
Why is there distorted sound from a device connected to the input jack on my Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
If you are getting distorted sound from a device connected to the input jack on your Roland QUAD-CAPTURE, here's what to check: * PEAK Indicator: If the PEAK indicator is lighting up, decrease the input level by turning the [SENS 1L] or [SENS 2R] knob to the left. * Input Mixer Knobs: Check the position of the [INPUT 1], [INPUT 2], or [COAX (3/4)] knob on the input mixer, and adjust the input volume accordingly.
Why is the volume from my guitar insufficient with Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
If you're experiencing insufficient volume from your guitar with the Roland QUAD-CAPTURE, make sure of the following: * Correct Connector: Connect your guitar to the INPUT 1L jack. * Hi-Z Switch: Ensure the [Hi-Z (INPUT 1)] switch is set to 'ON'. * Input Level: Adjust the input level using the [SENS 1L] knob. * Connection Cable: Use a connection cable that does not contain a resistor.
Why is the volume from my microphone insufficient with Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
If you're experiencing insufficient volume from your microphone with the Roland QUAD-CAPTURE, consider the following: * Correct Connector: Ensure your microphone with an XLR type plug is connected to the XLR type connector (INPUT 1L, INPUT 2R jack). * Microphone Sensitivity: The QUAD-CAPTURE’s microphone nominal input level is -60 dBu for the XLR type connector, and -50 dBu for the TRS phone type connector. If the sensitivity of the microphone is low, the level will be low.
Why is the volume level of the instrument connected to the input connector too low on my Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
If the volume level of the instrument connected to the input connector is too low on your Roland QUAD-CAPTURE, try these steps: * MIX Knob: Turn the [MIX] knob toward the right to adjust the volume. * Input Level: If connected to the INPUT 1L or INPUT 2R jack, increase the input level by turning the [SENS 1L] or [SENS 2R] knob of the QUAD-CAPTURE toward the right. * Input Mixer: Check the position of the [INPUT 1], [INPUT 2], or [COAX (3/4)] knob of the input mixer, and adjust the input volume accordingly. * Connection Cable: Use a connection cable that does not contain a resistor.
Why Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE cannot change the sampling rate in Advanced Driver Settings or software?
If you cannot change the sampling rate in Advanced Driver Settings or software for Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE, consider the following: * Audio Data: Change the sampling rate within the software currently being used, or exit the software and then change the sampling rate in the Driver Settings dialog box. * Program Usage: Exit the program that is using the QUAD-CAPTURE. * COAXIAL IN (3/4) Jack: Set the sampling rate setting of the software to match the sampling rate of the equipment connected to the COAXIAL IN (3/4) jack. * Sound Control Panel (Windows): Close the Sound Control Panel. * Monitoring Function (Windows 8.1/8/7): Disable the monitoring function.
Why does “Found New Hardware Wizard” appear again after driver was installed (Windows XP) for Roland Recording Equipment?
If, after installing the driver for Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE on Windows XP, the “Found New Hardware Wizard” appears again, it is because you connected the QUAD-CAPTURE to a different USB connector than the one used during the initial driver installation. Follow step 9 of the driver installation procedure and install the driver.
Why does a numeral such as “2-” appear at the beginning of a device name (Windows) for Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE?
If a numeral such as “2-” appears at the beginning of a device name for Roland Recording Equipment QUAD-CAPTURE (Windows), it is because you connected the QUAD-CAPTURE to a different USB connector than the one used when installing the driver. To remove the numeral, connect the QUAD-CAPTURE to the same USB connector used during installation, or reinstall the driver.
General| Audio Resolution | 24-bit/192 kHz |
|---|---|
| USB | USB 2.0 |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| Direct Monitoring | Yes |
| Type | Audio Interface |
| Preamps | 2x VS Preamps |
| OS Compatibility | Windows, macOS |
| Inputs | 2x XLR/TRS combo |
| Phantom Power | Yes (48V, switchable on inputs 1-2) |
| Channels | 4 |
| Driver | ASIO, Core Audio |
| Dimensions | 185 mm x 134 mm x 44 mm / 7-5/16 inches x 5-5/16 inches x 1-3/4 inches |
Essential safety instructions and warnings for operating the unit, including prevention of fire, electric shock, and injury.
Explains the meaning of warning and caution labels used in the manual for user safety.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual for warnings and instructions.
Lists critical safety warnings and precautions for unit operation, handling, and environment.
Guidelines for power connection and unit placement to prevent malfunctions and interference.
Instructions for unit cleaning, maintenance, and information regarding data loss during repairs.
Further precautions for safe usage, handling, and care of CDs.
Lists all items included in the product package, including the unit, manual, and accessories.
Describes the layout and functions of the front panel controls and jacks.
Details the functions of indicators, buttons, and knobs on the front panel.
Explains the various input and output connectors on the rear panel.
Describes the function of switches located on the rear panel.
Step-by-step guide for installing the device driver on Windows operating systems.
Step-by-step guide for installing the device driver on Mac OS X.
Guides for confirming successful driver installation and audio output on Windows and Mac.
Important notes and precautions before using Digital Audio Workstation software.
Instructions for connecting the device for audio playback from a computer.
How to select the device as the audio and MIDI output device in DAW software.
Instructions for connecting and setting up the device for audio recording.
How to adjust input signal levels using the physical knobs on the device.
Using the AUTO-SENS feature for automatic input level optimization.
How to select the device as the audio and MIDI input device in DAW software.
Instructions for launching and accessing the device's control panel software.
Adjusting preamp settings like low-cut, phase, and input gain via the control panel.
Configuring compressor parameters such as gate, threshold, ratio, and attack/release.
Adjusting monitor levels for input signals via the control panel.
Manually changing the audio sampling rate of the device through the control panel.
Choosing the audio source to be output from the coaxial jack via the control panel.
How to save current device configurations and load previously saved settings.
Resetting all settings to their default values through the control panel.
Displaying a block diagram to visualize signal routing within the device.
Configuring the digital coaxial input signal reception via the control panel.
Customizing the AUTO-SENS behavior and recording level margin.
Verifying the clock synchronization status with other digital equipment.
How to view or modify driver configuration options.
Setting the control panel to always stay on top of other windows.
How to find the version number of the control panel software.
Solutions for issues encountered during device driver installation.
Solutions for common problems encountered during device operation.
Troubleshooting steps for low or inaudible computer playback volume.
Addressing low input signal levels and fixing distorted input audio.
Resolving issues with intermittent audio playback or recording.
Identifying and fixing noise, distortion, and adjusting recording levels.
Comprehensive troubleshooting for playback and recording failures.
Troubleshooting problems with changing sampling rates and 24-bit audio.
Explains operational limits when the device is set to a 192 kHz sampling rate.
Adjusting computer settings to prevent operational issues.
How to configure driver signing options on Windows XP to allow installation.
Adjusting computer power management settings to improve audio performance.
Optimizing Windows system performance settings for audio tasks.
Adjusting the overall system volume for audio playback.
Disabling automatic volume adjustment for communication software.
Disabling Windows monitoring function to prevent audio issues.
Steps to remove and reinstall the device driver to resolve issues.
Procedure to completely remove the device driver from Windows.
Steps to uninstall the device driver on Mac OS X.
Advanced configuration options for the device driver.
Detailed driver settings and options for Windows users.
Detailed driver settings and options for Mac OS X users.
Details on audio channel support and internal signal processing capabilities.
Specifications for supported sampling rates and nominal input/output levels.
Specifications for input/output impedance, frequency response, and noise levels.
Specifications for the dynamic range of the AD and DA conversion blocks.
Details on the physical connectors and interface types.
Information on power supply, physical dimensions, weight, and included accessories.
Contact information for Roland service centers and authorized distributors worldwide.
