Owner`s manual

I want to use software monitoring

Run the Echo Console and mute all the monitors. This will disable

hardware monitoring. Using hardware and software monitoring

simultaneously won’t hurt anything, but you’ll get a noticeable delay effect

in your outputs (kind of like a slapback echo) since the hardware and

software monitors have different latencies.

The best method, therefore, is to mute the monitors in the console and to

control your software monitoring from within your audio application.

No matter which type of monitoring you use, if you choose to use either the

software or hardware monitoring within your ASIO program, this will

determine how you should use the Echo Console. If you use your ASIO

program for monitoring, then you should only use the Echo Console for

setting the

Digital Mode

and the

Input Clock

. If you use both your ASIO

program and the Echo Console for monitoring, the Echo24 ASIO driver will

get confused (this is bad).

NOTE:

You cannot change the digital mode while an ASIO program is

running

– you must shut down the program, make the change in the Echo

Console, and then restart the ASIO program. S/PDIF and ADAT inputs and

outputs are not simultaneously active. The

Digital Mode Switch

in the

Echo Console determines which digital mode is currently active.