Now that you can get audio into the iD app and DAW, we can now focus on getting sound back out of the DAW and into the speakers. We recommend to aim for a -10dB peak on your sound source. If you are having trouble with this, please visit our other help desk articles which explain how to set up digital inputs correctly.Īfter everything is plugged in, set the gain using the iD app mic channels, or alternatively using your DAW meters. Then set the preferred clock source to optical. If you are using digital gear using the iD14 digital input then make sure that the sample rate of the external gear matches your project sample rate, and then check that the status light in the System panel is green which indicates that iD14 is synced with the other device. It is worth noting that if you have a microphone plugged into channel 1 then you plug an instrument into the DI, the microphone is ignored and only the DI signal will go through to the converters. Alternatively plug an instrument into the DI input which comes in on channel 1. Plug in a microphone into the combi jack inputs on the back of iD14, engaging phantom power if it is a condenser microphone (NOTE You must be using the 12V DC adapter if you want to use phantom power).
For more detailed or complex setups please look through the other documents on the iD14 support page.įirstly plug in and power on your iD14 and open a new project in your DAW (create a couple of audio tracks set to input 1 and input 2 of the iD14). This is probably the most simple setup to get you up and running with iD14. This article will show you how to get a mic and DI signal into your DAW as well as getting the sound out of your speakers and/or headphones.
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