NanofaceUser manual
18 19Using the Nanoface4What can be controlled:• Output 1/2: gain• Output 3/4 (Phones): gain• Route output 1/2 to Phones output• Output 1/2 on Pho
20 214 Using the Nanoface Using the Nanoface 4Gain control for inputs and outputsPress the encoder to switch between the input/output modes. Turn
Why do I need this? Plugging an electric guitar or another high-impedance source in a line-level input results in a loss of high frequencies and the s
Why do I need this? Condenser micprophones are built with internal active electronic elements. To operate these mics the so-called phantom power is ne
Press the encoder until only the “Out” LED shines. The “In” LED starts blinking. - The signal of the analog inputs 1/2 is directly routed in hardware
28Connecting equipment5ConnectivityThe Nanoface provides 6 audio I/Os – more than enough for a small home studio, a DJ- or surround setup. A MIDI inpu
305 Connecting equipment to the outputs31Connecting equipment 5SpeakersConnecting the outputs1. Cable ConnectionConnect the speakers to the output
The Nanoface provides 4 analog outputs in two stereo pairs:• Output 1/2 on the breakout cable (output RCA connectors). • Output 3/4 as 1/4 inch TRS
Digital Clock. Digitally connected devices need a so-called Word Clock to run in sync. One device has to be the clock master - which sets the clock fo
1. Cable ConncetionConnect external MIDI equipment via standard 5-pin MIDI cables to the MIDI outputs 1 and 2. 2. MIDI programsBoth outputs are availa
2 3ContentsDisclaimer4 What is the Nanoface? 6 Quick Info Cable connectors . Encoder operation overview . Peakmeters12 Getting started Connect
385 Connecting equipment to the inputs39Connecting equipment to the inputs 5Dynamic microphonesConnecting the inputs1. If phantom power is activat
Connecting equipment to the inputs 5Input 2 (XLR - Line In R)Input 1 (XLR - Line In)Mic 1 (Condenser - 48V on)Mic 2 (Dynamic - 48V off )Connection ex
Connecting equipment to the inputs 5Input 2 (Hi-Z input - right side)Input 1 (XLR - Line In)Dynamic microphoneElectric bass guitarConnection example
Connecting equipment to the inputs 544 45External equipment to the line inputs 3/4Connecting the inputs1. Cable ConnectionConnect any line level equ
46 471. Nanoface downloadsDriver and manual updates can be found on our website: www.alva-audio.com2. Distributor contactThe worldwide distributor of
4 5What is the Nanoface?The Nanoface philosophy: Reduce to the max. 1The Nanoface is a pocket studio. Light as a feather. Easy to operate.It’s the per
Analog inputs 3+4Analog outputs 1+22 x MIDI outputHi-Zinstrument input (electric guitar or bass)Phones output(= Analog output 3+4)Breakout cable Exten
8 9Encoder operations Reset the Nanoface2 Quick info Quick info 2Output 1/2Output 3/4Input 1/2Input 3/4Out OutInIn In3/43/4Press EncoderPress Enc
10 11Peakmeters2 Quick info Quick info 2Signal levels Input 1/2 Gain (Preamps)Out 1/2 (XLR) Out 3/4 (Phones) Input 2 Hi-Z Gain Input 3/4 GainLeve
It’s possible to connect the Nanoface to every Windows or Mac computer with a standard USB 2.0 port: a) Connect the included USB cable to the USB 2.0
14 151. Driver installation1. Connect the Nanoface to your computer with the included USB cable. 2. Open the Windows driver folder on the included C
16 171. Driver installation1. Connect the Nanoface to your computer with the included USB cable. 2. Open the Mac OS X driver folder on the included
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