User manual LEXICON CORE2 MAC V1.20 RELEASE NOTES

[. . . ] Core2 Mac V1. 20 RELEASE NOTES We STRONGLY recommend that you read this document in its entirety before installing your Lexicon Studio Core2. Before installing Version 1. 20 of the Lexicon Control Software, visit the Lexicon Studio download area of our web site at http://www. lexicon. com/downloads/studio/download. htm to insure that you are installing the most updated version of this product. (All driver updates are free of charge. ) We continue to enhance Core2 with new features and fix problems that arise with updates for most audio software applications and highly recommend you install our latest drivers. [. . . ] NOTE: This document is available on your V1. 20 CD-ROM as "Lexicon Release Notes V1. 20. PDF". Lexicon Studio Core2 Tips & Troubleshooting Low Latency Option Note: This option may limit the number of busses you can enable simultaneously, and will create a higher CPU load on your audio application. You must reboot your computer after enabling this option. Clock Restoration Time Note: In some circumstances, Core2 may take some time to re-acquire lost or rapidly switched clock sources. Note: Any changes made in the Core2 I/O should be made when an audio application is not running. If the Core2 I/O needs to be changed during an audio session, save your work and quit the application. Make the changes in the Core2 I/O then re-launch the audio application. No Audio Through Punch Record Note: For any channel that you wish to use in Punch Mode, you must enable it in a running audio application as well as selecting it in the Punch record panel of the Lexicon Core2 Control Panel. Routing buttons are disabled in the Lexicon Core2 Control Panel Note: Lexicon Studio software does not allow you to change your I/O setup while an audio application is running. To change your I/O setup, quit your audio application, run the Control Panel by selecting it from the Control Panels menu, make your I/O changes, and re-launch your audio application. Mac Core2 V1. 20 Application Notes ASIO-compatible only; not Sound Manager-compatible Logic Audio (Emagic) Sample Rate changes Issue: Distortion may occur after switching from 44. 1 kHz to 48 kHz. Solution: Logic Audio opens all available streams. If you get distortion after changing from 44. 1 to 48 kHz, you may need to reduce the number of channels in the Core2 I/O or configure Logic Audio to use fewer audio streams in the "Audio Hardware and Drivers" dialog. Logic Audio has a number of issues that you should be aware of that are not Core2 related: A. In some earlier versions, Logic Audio did not support audio files at 48KHz sampling rate. [. . . ] This is simply a cosmetic issue. TC Spark (TC Works) Spark is not certified to be compatible with the Core 2 card. This will be addressed in a future version. 3 Oak Park Bedford, MA 01730-1441 USA Tel 781-280-0300 Fax 781-280-0490 Customer Service Fax 781-280-0499 Email info@lexicon. com www. lexicon. com Tech Support csupport@lexicon. com 07/00 | Lexicon # 070-14524 [. . . ]