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Introduction
Features of the UA-30
Thank you for purchasing the UA-30. The UA-30 is a USB audio interface that
can be connected to your computer via a single USB cable to allow high-
quality digital recording/playback of audio data.
Superb sound quality
Both optical and coaxial type digital input/output connectors are provided.
Sampling rates of 44.1 / 48 kHz are supported, allowing zero-loss signal
transfer with CD, MD (Mini Disc), or DAT.
As analog input/output jacks, the UA-30 provides RCA phono jacks as well
as a phone jack that supports guitar/mic input levels. 20-bit AD/DA
conversion ensures high-quality recording/playback, and sampling rates of
22.05 kHz / 44.1 kHz / 48 kHz are supported.
Easy connection to your computer via USB cable
The UA-30 requires only a single USB cable for connection to your computer.
It uses a bus power supply in which power is supplied from your computer,
so that an AC adaptor is not needed, making the UA-30 ideal for use even
with notebook computers.
Cool Edit Pro LE included for audio editing freedom
Audio data transferred to your computer via the UA-30 can be edited and
processed freely. You can apply numerous effects, including echo to make the
sound more spacious and flanger to create modulation.
What is USB?
USB stands for Universal Serial Bus, and is a new interface for connecting
various peripheral devices to a personal computer.
USB allows numerous peripherals to be connected by a single USB cable, and
data can be transmitted at a rate much faster than the earlier serial ports.
Peripheral devices can be connected or disconnected while the power of the
computer remains on, and the computer will recognize these devices
automatically. (Some peripherals may require settings.)
About copyright
Unauthorized recording, performing, broadcasting, sale, or
distribution of works whose copyright is owned by a third party
(CD software, video software, broadcasts etc.) is forbidden by law.
Even if you use the UA-30 to violate the rights of a third party,
Roland Corporation shall bear no responsibility for your actions.
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