RME Audio Hammerfall DSP System MADI User's Guide

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User's Guide
Hammerfall
®
DSP System
HDSPe MADI FX
PCI Express Digital I/O Card
192 Channels MADI Interface
24 Bit / 192 kHz Digital Audio
AES/EBU I/O
Stereo Analog Monitoring
194 x 196 Matrix Router
MIDI I/O
MIDI embedded in MADI
TotalMix
24 Bit / 192 kHz 9
SyncAlign
ZLM
SyncCheck
SteadyClock
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - HDSPe MADI FX

User's Guide Hammerfall® DSP System HDSPe MADI FX PCI Express Digital I/O Card 192 Channels MADI Interface 24 Bit / 192

Page 2 - General

10 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME CE / FCC Compliance CE This device has been tested and found to comply with th

Page 3 - TotalMix FX

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME11 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX Driver Installation and Operation

Page 4 - Technical Reference

12 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 10. Driver and Firmware 10.1 Driver Installation To simplify installation it

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User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME13 11. Configuring the HDSPe MADI FX 11.1 Settings Dialog – Main Tab Configuration of the HDSPe MADI FX is do

Page 6 - 3. System Requirements

14 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME Buffer Size The setting Buffer Size determines the latency between incoming and

Page 7 - 6. Hardware - Connectors

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME15 TMS TMS activates the transmission of Channel Status data and Track Marker information from the AES and MADI

Page 8 - 7. Accessories

16 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 11.2 Option WDM Devices The WDM Devices configuration has one button to enter

Page 9 - 9. Appendix

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME17 Changing to the tab Speaker presents a list of all currently activated WDM devices. Any of these can now ge

Page 10 - Note on Disposal

18 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 11.3 Tab Global This tab includes several options that work on all currently i

Page 11

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME19 11.4 Settings Dialog - Pitch Usually soundcards and audio interfaces generate their internal clock (master

Page 12 - 10. Driver and Firmware

2 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME General 1 Introduction ...

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20 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 11.5 Clock Modes - Synchronisation In the digital world, all devices must be e

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User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME21 12. Operation and Usage 12.1 Playback The HDSPe system can play back audio data in supported formats only

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22 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 12.2 DVD-Playback (AC-3/DTS) AC-3 / DTS When using popular DVD software player

Page 16 - 11.2 Option WDM Devices

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME23 12.3 Multi-client Operation RME audio interfaces support multi-client operation. Several programs can be us

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24 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 13. Operation under ASIO 13.1 General Start the ASIO software and select ASI

Page 18 - 11.3 Tab Global

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME25 14. Using multiple HDSPe MADI FX The current driver supports operation of up to three HDSPe MADI FX. All ca

Page 19 - 11.4 Settings Dialog - Pitch

26 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 16. Hotline – Troubleshooting The newest information can always be found on ou

Page 20

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME27 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX Driver Installation and Operation –

Page 21 - 12. Operation and Usage

28 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 17. Driver and Flash Update 17.1 Driver Installation First fit the card (see

Page 22 - 12.2 DVD-Playback (AC-3/DTS)

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME29 18. Configuring the HDSPe MADI FX 18.1 Settings Dialog Configuring the HDSPe MADI FX is done via its own s

Page 23 - 12.4 Digital Recording

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME3 Driver Installation and Operation - Mac OS X 17 Driver and Flash Update 17.1 Driver Installation ...

Page 24 - 13. Operation under ASIO

30 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME Options EQ+D for Record Switches EQ and Dynamics of all input channels into the

Page 25 - 15. DIGICheck Windows

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME31 Sync Check RME’s exclusive SyncCheck technology provides an easy to use check and display of the cur-rent cl

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32 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 19. Mac OS X FAQ 19.1 MIDI doesn't work In some cases the applications d

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User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME33 20. Using multiple HDSPe MADI FX OS X supports the usage of more than one audio device by the same audio so

Page 28 - 17. Driver and Flash Update

34 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 22. Hotline – Troubleshooting The newest information can always be found on ou

Page 29 - 18.1 Settings Dialog

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME35 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX Inputs and Outputs

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36 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 23. Connections 23.1 MADI I/O The BNC input is built according to AES10-1991.

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User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME37 23.3 Line - Headphones HDSPe MADI FX offers a hi-quality analog monitor output. The short circuit protected

Page 32 - 19. Mac OS X FAQ

38 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 24. Word Clock 24.1 Word Clock Input and Output SteadyClock guarantees an exc

Page 33 - 21. DIGICheck Mac

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME39 24.2 Technical Description and Usage In the analog domain one can connect any device to another device, a s

Page 34

4 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 26 The Matrix 26.1 Overview ...

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40 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 24.3 Cabling and Termination Word clock signals are usually distributed in the

Page 36 - 23. Connections

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME41 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX TotalMix FX

Page 37 - 23.4 MIDI

42 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25. TotalMix: Routing and Monitoring 25.1 Overview The HDSPe MADI FX includes

Page 38 - 24. Word Clock

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME43

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44 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.2 The User Interface The visual design of the TotalMix mixer is a result of

Page 40 - 24.3 Cabling and Termination

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME45 25.3 The Channels A single channel can be switched between mono and stereo mode. The mode is set in the cha

Page 41

46 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME The lowest field shows the current routing target. A mouse click opens the rout

Page 42 - 25.1 Overview

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME47 25.3.1 Settings A click on the tool symbol opens the channel’s Settings panel. It includes these elements:

Page 43

48 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.3.2 Equalizer A click on EQ opens the Equalizer panel. It is available in a

Page 44 - 25.2 The User Interface

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME49 Preset. Settings of the EQ and the Low Cut can be stored, loaded, and copied between channels at any time. A

Page 45 - 25.3 The Channels

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME5 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX General

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50 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.3.3 Dynamics A click on D opens the Dynamics panel with Compressor, Expande

Page 47 - 25.3.1 Settings

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME51 25.4 Section Control Room In the section Control Room the menu Assign is used to define the Main Out which

Page 48 - 25.3.2 Equalizer

52 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.5 The Control Strip The Control Strip on the right side is a fixed element.

Page 49

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME53 25.5.1 View Options View Options. This area combines different functions of routing, the level meters and

Page 50 - 25.3.3 Dynamics

54 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.5.2 Snapshots - Groups Snapshots. Snapshots include all mixer settings, but

Page 51 - 25.4 Section Control Room

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME55 Hidden channels in Mixer/Matrix are still fully functional. An existing routing/mixing/FX process-ing stays

Page 52 - 25.5 The Control Strip

56 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.5.4 Scroll Location Markers Another feature to improve overview and working

Page 53 - 25.5.1 View Options

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME57 25.6 Reverb and Echo A click on FX in the View Options / Mixer Setup brings up the Output FX panel. Here al

Page 54 - 25.5.2 Snapshots - Groups

58 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME Special Settings for Envelope and Gated High Cut. Low-pass filter after the re

Page 55

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME59 Preset. Settings of the Reverb and the Echo can be stored, loaded, and copied between chan-nels at any time.

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6 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 1. Introduction Thank you for choosing the HDSPe MADI FX. This unique audio sys

Page 57 - 25.6 Reverb and Echo

60 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.7 Preferences The dialog Preferences can be opened via the Options menu or

Page 58

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME61 Graphics ¾ Use D2D (Change requires restart). Default on. Can be deactivated to use a compatible but CPU-ta

Page 59

62 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.8 Settings The dialog Settings can be opened via the Options menu or direct

Page 60 - 25.7 Preferences

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME63 25.8.2 MIDI Page The MIDI page has four independent settings for up to four MIDI remote controls, using CC

Page 61

64 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.8.3 OSC Page The OSC page has four independent settings for up to four MIDI

Page 62 - 25.8.1 Mixer Page

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME65 25.8.4 Aux Devices The RME OctaMic XTC is a highly flexible hi-quality 8-channel microphone, line and instr

Page 63 - 25.8.2 MIDI Page

66 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 25.9 Hotkeys and Usage TotalMix FX has many hotkeys and mouse/hotkey combinati

Page 64 - 25.8.3 OSC Page

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME67 25.10 Menu Options Deactivate Screensaver: When active (checked) any activated Windows screensaver will be

Page 65 - 25.8.4 Aux Devices

68 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 26. The Matrix 26.1 Overview The mixer window of TotalMix looks and operates

Page 66 - 25.9 Hotkeys and Usage

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME69 The Matrix not always replaces the mixer view, but it significantly enhances the routing capabili-ties and -

Page 67 - 25.10 Menu Options

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME7 5. Hardware Installation To simplify installation it is recommended to first install the drivers (chapter 7

Page 68 - 26. The Matrix

70 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 27.5 Recording a Submix - Loopback TotalMix includes an internal loopback func

Page 69 - 27. Tips and Tricks

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME71 Recording a Software's playback In real world application, recording a software's output with anot

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72 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 28. MIDI Remote Control 28.1 Overview TotalMix can be remote controlled via M

Page 71 - 27.6 MS Processing

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME73 28.3 Setup Open the Preferences dialog (menu Options or F3). Select the MIDI Input and MIDI Output port whe

Page 72 - 28. MIDI Remote Control

74 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 28.5 MIDI Control The hardware output which is set up as Main Out can be contr

Page 73 - 28.4 Operation

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME75 Examples for sending MIDI strings: - Set input 1 to 0 dB: B0 66 68 - Set input 17 to maximum attenuation: B

Page 74 - 28.5 MIDI Control

76 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME

Page 75 - 28.6 Loopback Detection

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME77 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX Technical Reference

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78 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 29. Technical Specifications 29.1 Inputs MADI • Coaxial via BNC, 75 Ohm, acc

Page 77

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME79 AES/EBU • XLR, transformer-balanced, galvanically isolated, according to AES3-1992 • Output level Professi

Page 78 - 29. Technical Specifications

8 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 6.2 Internal Connectors X1100 Sync In Internal word clock input for synchroniza

Page 79 - 29.4 MIDI

80 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 30. Technical Background 30.1 MADI Basics MADI, the serial Multichannel Audio

Page 80 - 30. Technical Background

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME81 30.2 Lock and SyncCheck Digital signals consist of a carrier and the data. If a digital signal is applied t

Page 81 - 30.2 Lock and SyncCheck

82 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 30.3 Latency and Monitoring The term Zero Latency Monitoring has been introduc

Page 82 - 30.3 Latency and Monitoring

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME83 Because the HDSPe MADI FX is a completely digital interface, and the delays introduced by external AD/DA-con

Page 83 - 30.4 DS - Double Speed

84 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 30.5 QS – Quad Speed Due to the small number of available devices that use sam

Page 84 - 30.5 QS – Quad Speed

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME85 30.6 SteadyClock The SteadyClock technology of the HDSPe MADI FX guarantees an excellent performance in all

Page 85 - 30.6 SteadyClock

86 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 30.7 Notes on WDM Background In the older manuals one will find this explanat

Page 86 - 30.7 Notes on WDM

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME87 30.8 Terminology Single Speed Sample rate range originally used in Digital Audio. Typical applications are

Page 87 - 30.8 Terminology

88 User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME 30.9 Connector Pinout Pin assignment of the 9-pin D-type connector, breakout c

Page 88 - 30.9 Connector Pinout

User's Guide HDSPe MADI FX © RME9 8. Warranty Each individual HDSPe MADI FX undergoes comprehensive quality control and a complete test at IMM

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