Setting-Up the C•control
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Connecting Stereo Recorders and Sound Sources
C control Inputs
The C control features four 2-track /Stereo inputs for connecting a variety of sounds sources including
the output of the main mixing console or computer sound card, a DAT recorder, Open Reel Half-track
(dust them off, they still sound great), Cassette recorder, CD player, MIDI workstation or sub mixers to
name some. Each of the C controls stereo inputs can be turned on or off from the front panel assign
switches. For added flexibility, it is possible to have any or all of the 2-track /Stereo inputs on at the
same time. This is particularly useful when connecting the outputs of a main mixing console or comput-
er sound card, and the outputs of a sub-mixer or MIDI workstation allowing you to monitor both sound
sources and control them as if they were one. Because the C control provides many inputs and outputs
for connecting your gear, there are many ways the unit can be interfaced. The following section
describes the 2-track /Stereo inputs and how they can be used with equipment commonly found in a
recording studio. There is also a “Typical Set-up” diagram on page 15 of this manual and a wiring guide
on page 17 to help you choose the correct cables for your set-up.
MIX Inputs
The MIX inputs are C control’s main Left and Right stereo
inputs. These inputs are balanced, 1/4-inch, TRS (Tip/Ring/
Sleeve) phone connectors which accept +4dB line level
sources. You should connect the outputs of your mixing
console or computer sound card here.
2-track A Inputs
The 2-Track A inputs are balanced, 1/4-inch, TRS (Tip/
Ring/ Sleeve) phone connectors which accept +4dB line
level sources. You can interface a professional DAT
machine or CD recorder here.
2-track B Inputs
The inputs labeled 2-Track B are balanced 1/4 inch,TRS (Tip/Ring/Sleeve) connectors which accept
+4dB line level sources. You can connect the outputs of a sub mixer, a professional DAT machine, or a
CD recorder here.
2-track C Inputs
The 2-Track C inputs are unbalanced, RCA connectors which accept -10dB line level sources. You can
connect the outputs of a sub mixer, cassette recorder or CD player here.
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