Apogee ONE Bedienungsanleitung

User’s Guide

May 2009

iONE by APOGEE – User’s Guide

Table of Contents

Package Contents 1

Introducing ONE 2

Quick Start 3

System Requirements 3

Getting Started 3

Install Apogee Software 3

Connect the USB cable 3

Choose ONE for Mac Sound I/O 3

Connect Headphones or Speakers 3

Open iTunes and Play 4

Adjust Volume 4

Congure ONE’s Input 4

Open and Set Up GarageBand ‘09 5

GarageBand Preferences 5

Set the Input Level 5

Record! 5

Connecting ONE 6

Connecting an Apple Macintosh computer 6

Connecting ONE’s breakout cable 6

Connecting Headphones 7

Connecting Powered Speakers 7

Connecting a Home Stereo 8

Connecting a Microphone 8

Connecting an Instrument 9

Connecting a Line output (CD, Mixing console) 10

Hardware and Software Controls 11

ONE Top Panel Encoder 11

Setting the Output Level 11

Muting the Output 11

Setting the Input Gain 11

Top Panel 48V Indicator 11

Top Panel 3-Segment LED Meter 11

OS X Audio MIDI Setup 12

Selecting ONE for Mac Sound Input/Output 12

Controlling ONE’s Input/Output Parameters 12

Setting ONE’s Sample Rate 12

OS X System Preferences - Sound 13

Apogee Control Panel (Logic Pro 8, GarageBand) 14

Apogee Maestro 15

Maestro Control 15

Maestro Control - continued 16

Maestro Mixer - Overview 17

Do I need the Maestro Mixer? 18

Maestro Mixer - Controls 19

Maestro Mixer - Audio software settings 20

Maestro Mixer - Maestro settings 20

Maestro Menus 21

Maestro Menus - continued 22

Working With ONE 23

How do I set a recording level? 23

How do I set my software’s I/O buer? 23

What sample rate should I record at? 24

Can I record my session on the the startup hard drive? 24

How do I set the input control of my powered speakers? 25

What is phantom power? 25

Using ONE’s internal mic 25

Conguring Core Audio Applications 26

Logic Pro/Express 26

Soundtrack Pro 26

Final Cut Pro 27

GarageBand 27

MainStage 28

Live 28

MOTU Digital Performer 29

Steinberg Nuendo 29

Troubleshooting 30

Specications 31

1ONE by APOGEE – User’s Guide

Package Contents

The following items should be included in the ONE package:

ONE

USB Cable

QuickStart

Guide

Software &

Documentation CD

Breakout Cable

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Introducing ONE

ONE is the pocket-sized USB audio interface featuring

the award-winning sound quality that made Apogee

Electronics famous. Designed to work easily with

Apple’s GarageBand, ONE empowers you to create

professional recordings anywhere.

With ONE, you can record a single channel of audio

using a specially tuned internal microphone, an

instrument input for guitar, bass or keyboard, or a

world-class microphone pre amp input.

Listening with ONE is an entirely new experience as

well. Hear your recordings and your iTunes library with

incredible dimension and clarity through ONE’s studio-

quality stereo outputs.

Internal Microphone

Encoder

Breakout Cable Port

Encoder Function

Indicators

Input/Output Meter

USB Port

Headphone/Speaker Out

48V Indicator

and receive these benets:

Access to live tech-support•

Softwareandrmwareupdatesviaemail•

User’s guide updates via email•

Recording tips and tricks•

Invitations to exclusive live events•

Findoutaboutnewproductsrst•

You can register during the software

installation or on the Apogee website:

www.apogeedigital.com/register/

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Quick Start

This Quick Start section describes how to set up ONE with your Apple

Macintosh computer, connect speakers or headphones to play back

music and podcasts with iTunes, and connect mics and instruments

to record and play back your own creations with GarageBand.

System Requirements

Your Mac should meet the following requirements:

Intel or PPC G5 processor, OS X 10.5.7 or greater•

1 GB minimum of installed RAM, 2 GB recommended•

As ONE is powered through the USB

connection, the LED will light,

indicating that ONE is now powered on.

Choose ONE for Mac Sound I/O

After connecting ONE to your

Mac, the dialog box shown at the

left will appear. Click Yes.

Connect Headphones or Speakers

Connect headphones to ONE’s front

panel jack.

It’s also possible to connect a pair of

powered speakers to the jack using

an adapter cable. The cable should

have an 1/8” stereo jack to connect

to ONE and two suitable jacks for

connection to the speakers.

Getting Started

Install Apogee Software

Insert the included CD into your Mac,

double click the “ONE Software Installer”

icon, and follow on-screen instructions.

When the installation is complete you will

be required to restart your Mac.

Please check www.apogeedigital.com/onesupport

for updated ONE software.

Connect the USB cable

After restarting your Mac, connect ONE’s

USB port to a USB port on your Mac,

using the provided cable.

When connecting the USB cable to

ONE, be sure to properly orient the

connectorwiththeatsideup(asshown

at right) before inserting it.

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Connect a microphone to the

breakout cable’s (XLR)input

or an instrument to the (1/4”)

input.

Adjust Volume

If the LED on ONE’s top panel is lit,

turn the top panel encoder clockwise

to raise the output volume. You should

now hear the iTunes selection playing

through your headphones or speakers.

If another Encoder Function LED is lit,

click the encoder once until the

LED is lit, then turn the encoder.

Congure ONE’s Input

Connect the supplied input breakout

cable to ONE’s back panel

connector.

Be sure to properly orient the breakout

cable connector so that the contact

pinsareonthebottom(asshownhere)

Open iTunes and Play

OpeniTunes(foundinyourMac’sApplicationsfolder),choosea

selection, and click Play.

Open Apogee Maestro software, installed in your Mac’s Applications

folder.

In the Maestro Control window, select one of the following options

from the Input menu:

Int Mic - to use ONE’s internal mic

Ext Mic - to use a mic connected to the input

Ext 48V Mic - to use a phantom-powered mic connected

to the input

Inst - to use an instrument connected to the input.

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Open and Set Up GarageBand ‘09

Open GarageBand, found on your

Mac’s Applications folder. In the Project

Window that appears during launch,

click Voice or Acoustic Instrument

then click Choose to create an audio

track.

In GarageBand, show the Track Info

pane by double-clicking the track icon,

then click Real Instrument. At the

bottom of the window, select Mono 1

(ONE) in the Input Source menu and

select On in the Monitor menu.

GarageBand Preferences

If ONE doesn’t appear in the Input

Source menu, open GarageBand

Preferences(GarageBand>

Preferences), click Audio/MIDI, and

select ONE in the Audio Output and

Audio Input menus.

Important! To experience the full audio

resolution of ONE, open GarageBand

Preferences, click Advanced, and select

Best in the Audio Resolution menu.

Set the Input Level

Click the GarageBand track’s

Record enable button to see the

input signal on the track

meters and hear it in your

headphones.

Click ONE’s encoder until the input

LEDlights(oraschosenon

page 4) and turn the encoder to set

the recording level in GarageBand’s

meters. See page 23 of this guide

for a more detailed description of

setting recording levels.

Record!

Once you’ve set a level, click the Record button in

GarageBand’s transport control. The newly created region

appears in GarageBand’s timeline - you’re now

recording with ONE!

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Connecting ONE

In this section, the connection of ONE to your Mac, headphones,

speakers, microphones and other audio hardware devices is

described.

Connecting an Apple Macintosh computer

Using the provided USB cable, connect•

the Micro-B connector to ONE’s back

panel connector. Be sure to properly

orienttheUSBcablewiththeatside

up(asshownatright)beforeinserting

it. Connect the Type A connector to your

Mac computer.

For the best system stability, it’s•

recommended to connect directly to your Mac’s USB port,

without passing through a USB hub.

lt is highly recommended to install Apogee software as described•

on page 3. If Apogee software isn’t installed, it’s possible to set

most parameters in OSX’s Audio MIDI Setup, as described on

page 11.

Connecting ONE’s breakout cable

Toconnectaninput,rstit’snecessary•

to connect ONE”s breakout cable to the

back panel connector.

Be sure to properly orient the breakout•

cable connector so that the contact

pinsareonthebottom(asshownat

right).

Ensure that the breakout cable connector snaps into place. To•

disconnect the breakout cable, press in the buttons on either

side of the connector and pull out.

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Connecting Headphones

Connect headphone directly to ONE’s front panel• jack. If

your headphones include a 1/8” to 1/4” adaptor, remove it before

making the connection.

Open Apogee Maestro software and select• Stereo in the Output

Level menu.

Connecting Powered Speakers

Connect powered monitors to ONE’s front panel• jack using

an adaptor cable with an 1/8” stereo plug to connect to ONE and

two suitable plugs for connection to your speakers.

Open Apogee Maestro software and select• Stereo in the Output

Level menu.

Tosetthespeakers’inputlevelcontrol(sometimeslabelledinput•

sensitivity), please see the description on page 25.

If hum or buzz is heard in the speakers, please see the•

Troubleshooting tip on page 30.

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Connecting a MicrophoneConnecting a Home Stereo

Connect ONE’s breakout cable to the rear panel connector,•

and connect the microphone to the ONE breakout cable’s

(XLR)input.

Open Apogee Maestro software and select• Ext Mic in the Input

menu. When using a phantom-powered mic, select Ext 48V Mic.

To answer questions concerning 48V phantom power, please

see page 25.

Connect a home stereo to ONE’s front panel• jack, using an

adaptor cable with an 1/8” stereo plug to connect to ONE and

two RCA plugs to connect to the stereo component’s CD or Aux

input.

Open Apogee Maestro software and select• Stereo in the Output

Level menu. Set the output level to 0 dB, and use the stereo

component’s level control to set the listening level.

If your microphone is equipped with a 1/4” mono jack output,•

connect it to the breakout cable’s (1/4”)input.

In the Maestro Input menu, select Inst.•

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