MOTU Monitor 8, User Manual

Page 1: ... Monitor 8 User Guide 1280 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge MA 02138 Business voice 617 576 2760 Business fax 617 576 3609 Web site www motu com Tech support www motu com support Title Page ...

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Page 3: ...nitor 8 25 Packing List and System Requirements 27 Software Installation 31 Hardware Installation Part2 UsingtheMonitor8 43 Presets 47 The Front Panel LCD 49 Working with Host Audio Software 57 Mixer Effects 63 Networking Part3 Appendices 71 Troubleshooting 73 Audio Specifications 75 Mixer Schematics 79 Updating Firmware 81 OSC Support 83 Index ...

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Page 7: ...the MOTU AVB Control web app in your browser as shown on page 12 If not visit Appendix A Troubleshooting page 71 For advanced network options and device discovery from any modern browser see chapter 9 Networking page 63 6 Choose a preset from the Quick Setup MOTU AVB Discovery app menu Preset Application Audio interface Operate as a standard audio interface Stand alone mixer Operate as a stand alo...

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Page 9: ...z there are eight channels 9 SAMPLE RATE CLOCK and status information 10 POWER SWITCH AVB and USB are plug and play protocols That means that you can turn off Monitor 8 and turn it back on without restarting your computer 11 The multi purpose backlit LCD displays extensive level meters for all inputs and outputs It can also show device settings and network information using the digital rotary enco...

Page 10: ...onitor Groups A through D provide three mirrored output pairs 1 balanced stereo L R for wireless monitoring systems 2 headphone for wired headphone installations and 3 summed mono for stage monitors All outputs within a group mirror each otherandtheircorrespondingheadphoneoutputonthe front panel 7 Equipped with very high quality 24 bit 192 kHz convert ers theseeightanaloginputsarebalancedTRS tip r...

Page 11: ... APP Visit www motu com avb to get the latest MOTU AVB installer and run it on your computer to install the MOTUAVB Discovery app and drivers Visit the Apple App Store to download the discovery app onto your iPad or iPhone MAKE HARDWARE AND NETWORK CONNECTIONS Connect the Monitor 8 to your computer or laptop with a USB cable Make sure your iPad iPhone tablet or smartphone is connected to the same ...

Page 12: ...ca tion See chapter 5 Presets page 43 11 ClickthisdeviceIDbuttontoidentify the unit you are currently viewing and controlling with the web app software ThefrontpanelLCDonthe hardware itself will flash the name of the device and its name will also flash in the Device list 1 12 If an update is available for your device and the computer you are viewing it from is connected to the internet you llbenot...

Page 13: ...n specify how many audio channelsyouwouldliketobeableto stream to and from your computer up to 24 channels each way simul taneously Map them as desired in the Routing tab page 14 22 Usethesebuttonstomanuallycheck for and install updates for your MOTU AVB device For complete details see Appendix D Updating Firmware page 79 Updatingfrom a file can be done offline from your computer using an update y...

Page 14: ...from otherdevicesontheAVBnetwork if any are connected to local hardware inputs and outputs Use the Device tab page 13 to config urehowmanyAVBstreamsyouwish to work with If you aren t working with network audio you can set the number of streams to zero 10 These input streams are busses that originate from the mixer which supplies the main mix bus monitor mix bus seven stereo aux busses three stereo...

Page 15: ...onix LA 2A leveling amplifier 11 The reverb channel strip provides controlsforthereverbprocessor Use thereverbsendonindividualinputs or groups to route them to the reverbbus whichcanthenbemixed in with the main mix or aux busses Disablethereverbprocessortouseit as an extra group 12 The Monitor Bus can mirror the outputofanyotherbus oritcanact as a separate Solo bus See page 18 13 TheMainMixbusisth...

Page 16: ...nel Toinclude an input in the aux bus mix simply bring up its fader 6 These are group bus faders 7 This is the mixer s reverb bus fader 8 This is the master fader for the current aux bus being viewed 4 9 Indicates if the input or group is stereo or mono This indicator is for display purposes only To toggle between mono and stereo opera tion use the toggle switch in the Mixing tab item 16 on page 1...

Page 17: ...the compressor operates in Peak mode where signal peaks determine the inputlevel EngagetheRMSbuttonto uses RMS values a computational method for determining overall loudness to measure the input level 13 Inputlevelandgainreductionmeters for the compressor 14 Aux and reverb sends 15 Solo Mute Mute affects all sends as well as the main channel Pre fader sends are not affected by Mute 16 Move the fad...

Page 18: ...bus You can also make this setting directly on the Routing grid page 14 5 Use the preset menus to create save recall and otherwise manage channel strip presets for the Monitor bus and Main Mix bus 6 Indicates that the bus is stereo 7 The four band parametric EQ for the Main Mix bus operates the same as described for input channels items 10 and 11 on page 17 including High and Low Shelf filter opti...

Page 19: ...n page 15 1 A stereo aux bus 2 A mono aux bus 3 Clickthisdottotoggleanauxbusbetween mono and stereo 4 The four band parametric EQ module for Auxbussesoperatesthesameasdescribed for input channels items 10 and 11 on page 17 including High and Low Shelf filter options 5 Aux bus solo and mute 6 Aux bus master fader 7 Click to type specific value manually 8 Click the dB scale numbers to make the fader...

Page 20: ...of the channel strip use the Controls section of the side bar item 3 in the Mixing tab on page 15 1 AGroupbuschannelstrip Clickthenameto renameit Deletethecurrentnametoreturn to its default 2 The Reverb bus If you disable the Reverb processor it can be used as a fourth Group bus The Reverb channel strip is twice as wide as other mixer channel strips to accommodate the Reverb processor controls 3 G...

Page 21: ...eral interfaces and operate them as a unified I O and mixing system The following sections provide a bird s eye glance of the I O configurations offered by each interface in the MOTU AVB family Each interface provides a variety of analog and digital interconnects all active simultaneously designed to provide everything you need for a well equipped recording studio Monitor 8 40 simultaneous audio c...

Page 22: ...d vintage effects processing Effects include classic reverb compression modeled after the legendary Teletronix LA 2A compressor and 4 band EQ modeled after British analog console EQs AVB system expansion and audio networking AVB stands for the IEEE 802 1 Audio Video Bridging Ethernet standard for high bandwidth low latency audio streaming over Ethernet The AVB Ethernet network port on each MOTU in...

Page 23: ...or 8 directly or through your local Wi Fi network Multiple devices can be used simulta neously to access any audio interface settings on the network Stand alone mixing with wireless control If youconnecttheMonitor 8toanAppleAirportor other Wi Fi router with a standard Ethernet cable you can control its powerful mixing and DSP effects from your smart phone or tablet without a computer great for liv...

Page 24: ...A B O U T T H E M O N I T O R 8 24 crossfades support for many third party audio plug ins sample accurate editing and placement of audio and more ...

Page 25: ...r operation as an AVB Ethernet audio interface Mac OS X 10 10 or later is required running on a recent generation Mac any Mac with a Thunderbolt port on it Available high speed USB 2 0 or 3 0 port A large hard drive preferably at least 500 GB PLEASE REGISTER TODAY Please register your Monitor 8 today There are two ways to register Visit www motu com register OR Fill out and mail the included produ...

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Page 27: ...omputer and the Monitor 8 with a standard Ethernet cable Ethernet hub or shared Wi Fi network For details about accessing the web app through the network port see MOTU AVB Control Web App on page 11 OPERATION AS AN AVB ETHERNET AUDIO INTERFACE To use Monitor 8 as an audio interface over AVB Ethernet all you need is a recent Mac any Mac that has a Thunderbolt port on it with Mac OS X Yosemite 10 10...

Page 28: ...ork and displays them in a list Choose an interface to access its settings through the web app MOTU AVB Control Web App on page 11 MOTU AVB WEBUI SETUP FOR WINDOWS On Windows the installer provides a MOTU AVB WebUI Setup shortcut found on the Windows desktop or in Start menu All Programs MOTU Use this shortcut to access the MOTUAVB Control web app directly in your favorite web browser MOTU AVB USB...

Page 29: ...multi track digital audio recording projects Advanced features include real time effects processing recording and much more See the AudioDesk User Guide available on your computer hard drive as a PDF document Figure 3 3 AudioDesk WORKING WITH HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE For further information about using the Monitor 8 with host audio software see Working with Host Audio Software on page 49 ...

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Page 31: ...multipleAVBaudiointerfacesconnectedtoaMac 40 RACK INSTALLATION AND HEAT When installing the Monitor 8 in a 19 inch rack leave extra space above below behind and on either side of the unit to provide adequate ventilation and heat dispersion Do not install it near other gear that generates excessive heat USB AUDIO INTERFACE SETUP Use this setup if you want to use your MOTU device as a USB audio inte...

Page 32: ...on the speed of your Mac If applicable see Syncing multiple AVB audio interfaces connected to a Mac on page 40 About CAT 5e cables Use shielded CAT 5e or CAT 6 cables which are a higher grade version of a standard Ethernet cable They are available wherever network cables are sold SETUP FOR TWO INTERFACES Use this setup if you want to connect two MOTU interfaces to your computer The connection to t...

Page 33: ...on with full access to the network from both ports Use standard CAT 5e Ethernet network cables to connect the interfaces to the MOTU AVB Switch using their NETWORK ports Use the fiveAVB NETWORK ports on the switch not the Ethernet port Network cable lengths can be long 100 meters with standard copper wire cables much longer with fiber optic network cables See About CAT 5e cables on page 32 As an a...

Page 34: ...hion but don t create loops For example switches A B and C below are chained properly but don t connect C back to A Alternately you could connect both Switches B and C to Switch A For further information see chapter 9 Networking page 63 Additional switches interfaces and computers Switch A Switch B Switch C IfyouhaveThunderbolt equippedMOTUAVBinterfacesonthenetwork suchasthe 1248 8Mor16A inadditio...

Page 35: ...interface to a Thunderbolt port and the second to a USB 2 0 or 3 0 port Multiple interfaces and USB When connected through USB the Monitor 8 operates as a USB 2 0 device even when connected to a USB 3 0 port USB 2 0 provides enough bus speed for several USB 2 0 devices but due to the Monitor 8 s high performance requirements for real time operation and low latency timing we recommend the following...

Page 36: ...ilities for control of the Monitor 8 independent of the connections you make for audio Mixing and matching web app control scenarios The web app connection scenarios shown in the following sections are not exclusive from one another You can set up as many web app connections as you wish and control your MOTU device from many web app hosts simultaneously Launching the web app Once you ve made any o...

Page 37: ... Ethernet hub or network LAN Wi Fi When using standard Wi Fi as shown you can control the Monitor 8 from multiple Wi Fi devices simultaneously Figure 4 4 Web app control through Wi Fi Ethernet network Wi Fi You can of course combine the setups shown in Figure 4 3 and Figure 4 4 withWi Fi connected to the Ethernet hub or network MOTU AVB Switch The MOTU AVB Switch provides five AVB Ethernet ports p...

Page 38: ...eously F F2 E2 D2 C2 B2 A2 Ethernetcabletoanother MOTU AVB device a MOTU AVB Switch orWi Fi router etc Keyboard quarter inch analog outs quarter inch analog outs synths samplers effects units etc Figure 4 6 A typical Monitor 8 studio or stage setup Monitor 8 back panel USB Primary monitors PA Secondary monitors PA 16channelsof ADAT optical Laptop Monitor 8 front panel A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 Tablets and...

Page 39: ...support 2x operation The optical ports are disabled when the interface is operating at a 176 4 or 192 kHz TOSLink optical S PDIF Alternately the optical ports can be configured for stereo TOSLink optical S PDIF in the web app item 24 on page 13 The optical IN and OUT banks can be configured independently Choosing a clock source for optical connections When connecting an optical device make sure th...

Page 40: ...source The MOTU device you ve specified as the AVB network clock master can itself be resolved to an external time base such as word clock if available or optical Just choose the desired clock source from its Clock Mode menu in the Device tab Doing so effectively resolves the entire AVB network to the external clock source SYNCING MULTIPLE AVB AUDIO INTERFACES CONNECTED TO A MAC There are several ...

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Page 43: ...44 Interface mixer 44 Liverecordingwithmonitormixing 45 StageI O 45 StageI Owithmixing 45 Studioinputexpander 46 Studiooutputexpander 46 Opticalconverter 46 Opticalconverterwithmixing 46 Create your own presets You can create presets to suit your specific needs Your MOTU device is highly capable and configurable allowing it to perform many tasks simultaneously Video tutorials To view several excel...

Page 44: ...everal Wi Fi devices INTERFACE MIXER Choose the Interface Mixer preset to use Monitor 8 as both an audio interface and mixer simultaneously Doing so routes all physical inputs and outputs to and from the computer connected through USB or AVB Ethernet In addition the following audio sources are routed to the mixer which mixes them to the Main Mix bus plus six stereo aux busses for independent monit...

Page 45: ...Ethernet network STAGE I O WITH MIXING The Stage I O with mixing preset routes audio to and from other devices over Ethernet cabling However instead of routing incoming network audio directly to the Monitor 8 s outputs this preset routes the incoming network audio to the mixer The mixer then distributes eight separate mixes to the Monitor 8 s eight output groups main aux and monitor groups A F For...

Page 46: ...ce tab for the Monitor 8 item 20 on page 12 OPTICAL CONVERTER Choose the Optical converter preset if you would like the Monitor 8 to serve as a multi channel digital to analog converter connected to another device equipped with an ADAT optical port For example if you have another MOTU interface equipped with optical you could connect its optical output banks to the Monitor 8 s optical input banks ...

Page 47: ...coders Push the knob for the function labeled in blue Figure 6 2 Push the knob to activate the functions labeled in blue Muting outputs Push any knob to mute and unmute the output or output group To mute or unmute Groups D E or F which have blue labels turn the knob first and then push it while the LCD is focused on the output volume setting for the knob CHANNEL FOCUS When turning a knob to adjust...

Page 48: ...tion and recent generation MOTU interfaces Type II for older legacy MOTU interfaces STAND ALONE OPERATION All settings including mix settings and device settings are saved in the Monitor 8 s memory They remain in effect even when the interface is not connected to a computer This allows you to use your MOTU device as a stand alone mixer You can make adjustments to any setting at any time from the w...

Page 49: ...PARATION Install your host audio software first if you haven t already done so and complete these chapters before proceeding chapter 3 Software Installation page 27 chapter 4 Hardware Installation page 31 RUN THE WEB APP Before you run your host audio software launch the web app to configure your MOTU hardware The web app lets you configure important settings in your audio interface enable the des...

Page 50: ...hannels you ll need visit the Routing tab as explained below Making inputs and outputs available to your host software In the web app use the Routing tab page 14 to map inputs and outputs to computer channels as demonstrated in Figure 7 1 and Figure 7 2 Configuration presets The presets menu item 7 in the Devices tab on page 12 provides many useful presets for various host routing scenarios These ...

Page 51: ...d desired computer channel row Now the mix bus output will be routed to the computer via the channel you selected Conversely you can stream audio from the computer into the mixer Channels coming from the computer are represented across the top of the routing grid as inputs To route a computer channel to the mixer click the grid at the intersection of the computer channel column and the desired mix...

Page 52: ...o run your audio software and enable the MOTU AVB audio driver which allows your host software to use the Monitor 8 as an audio interface For Mac OS X audio software For audio software running under Mac OS X go to the menu item or preference where you choose the audio device Core Audio driver you wish to use and then select the Monitor 8 by name For Windows audio software For audio software runnin...

Page 53: ...ire any effects processing on the input signal no reverb or compression for example all this takes is one click in the routing grid to route the input being recorded to the output you are using for monitoring If you are recording a mono input that you d like to monitor in stereo or if you need to apply effects to the monitored signal you can simply route the input to the mixer in the Monitor 8 Thi...

Page 54: ...lay you ll hear when monitoring live inputs or processing them with software plug ins Here are a few examples Figure 7 4 In Digital Performer and AudioDesk choose Setup menu Configure Audio System Configure Hardware Driver to open the dialog shown above and access the Buffer Size setting Refer to your Digital Performer or AudioDesk manual for information about the Host Buffer Multiplier setting Fi...

Page 55: ... not currently working with live patched thru material e g you re not recording vocals or if you have a way of externally processing inputs choose a higher buffer size Depending on your computer s CPU speed you might find that settings in the middle work best 256 to 1024 Transport responsiveness Buffer size also impacts how quickly your audio software will respond when you begin playback although ...

Page 56: ...W O R K I N G W I T H H O S T A U D I O S O F T W A R E 56 ...

Page 57: ...deled after British analog consoles Compressor 59 A standard compressor with threshold ratio attack release gain controls Leveler 60 The Leveler an accurate model of the legendary LA 2A optical compressor which provides vintage musical automatic gain control Reverb 61 Classic reverb with tail lengths up to 60 seconds Advantages over host based mixing and processing The hardware mixer in the Monito...

Page 58: ...c EQ Vintage EQ Inspired by legendary British large console EQs theEQsection Figure 8 3 modelsthesoundof the most sought after classic equalizers Four bands of center frequency parametric EQ filtering are provided each with a bandwidth control The High and Low bands include a shelf filtering option With 32 bit floating point precision the vintage EQ has been carefully crafted and meticulously engi...

Page 59: ...se parameter Long Release times may cause the audio to drop out briefly when a soft passage follows a loud passage Short Release times may cause the attenuation to pump a term used to describe the sound of the compressor when the average input level quickly fluctuates above and below the Threshold These types of issues can be addressed by adjusting the compressor s parameters or applying the Level...

Page 60: ... in the dark paint on a piece of foil covered by metalized glass or plastic and are the same devices used in low power night lights Unfortunately these devices need high voltages to operate and are best driven by tube circuits which can supply voltage swings of several hundred volts Response characteristics Once the light has faded away the photoresistor then decays back to its dark state The shap...

Page 61: ...up bus to the Reverb processor with the Reverb send on its channel strip All incoming signals to the reverb processor are merged and processed together The resulting stereo output from the reverb can then be merged into the Main Mix bus with the Main send on the Reverb channel strip item 6 on page 20 Reverb Time Reverb time Figure 8 6 determines the length of decay or tail of the reverb The knob s...

Page 62: ...er item 26 on page 17 shows how much of the available DSP processing power is currently being used by the mixer for the mix and for effects processing If there aren t enough DSP resources for all effects to be enabled on a channel effects are disabled for that channel and all subsequent channels Unlike other effects HPF and EQ on a stereo channel requires approximately twice the DSP resources as o...

Page 63: ... the audio stream it will not allow you to make the network connection in the first place AVB streams are prioritized over other network traffic to ensure high performance Network wide clocking and sync AVB devices all clock together over your network for better than sample accurate phase lock across all connected devices Timing accuracy is down to the nanosecond True plug and play operation AVB h...

Page 64: ...ally low network latency Standard AVB network latency is 2 ms MOTUAVB network latency is an astonishing 0 6 ms even over seven hops switches and hundreds of meters of cable By comparison other commercially available proprietary audio network protocols have variable unpredictable network latency in the range of 2 5 ms Star configuration MOTU AVB supports a star network configuration which is much m...

Page 65: ...g devices on and offline rerouting audio stems as needed Because MOTU AVB networking employs a star configuration instead of daisy chaining you can set up backup computer playback systems on a shared network For example in a concert setting if one computer system goes down the backup systemcanbebroughtonlineinstantlythroughthe same network infrastructure Traditionally live performance setups often...

Page 66: ...LAN or your computer for running web app only Expand the network by adding more switches Make a single connection from one switch to the other On MOTU AVB Switches use their AVB NETWORK ports NOT the Ethernet port You can daisy chain switches in serial fashion but don t create loops For example in the network below do not make any additional connections between any two switches AVB audio can t pas...

Page 67: ...channels to network input and output streams Input streams coming from the rest of the network are listed across the top of the routing grid Expand the stream and click on the grid to map incoming network channels to local destinations including physical outputs on the device computer channels to a connected computer or mixer channels Output streams being broadcast to the rest of the network are l...

Page 68: ... T W O R K I N G 68 THE MOTU AVB SWITCH The heart of a MOTU AVB network is the MOTU AVB Switch sold separately For a brief overview of the switch and its features visit www motu com products avb avb switch ...

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Page 71: ...cing monitoring latency on page 53 The Routing tab page 14 doesn t display some of the inputs or outputs on my interface The Routing tab only displays input and output banks that are enabled in the Device tab page 12 so be sure any banks you wish to work with are enabled there However to conserve DSP resources and help consolidate screen space in the other tabs it is efficient practice to disable ...

Page 72: ... a m to 6 p m EST Online support www motu com support Please provide the following information to help us solve your problem as quickly as possible The serial number of your MOTU device This is printed on a label placed on the bottom of the rack unit You must be able to supply this number to receive technical support Abrief explanationof theproblem includingthe exact sequence of actions which caus...

Page 73: ... EBU R68 SMPTE RP 155 Impedance Load 10 k ohm Dynamic Range 110 dB A weighted THD N 104 dB 1 dBFS Unweighted Frequency Response 0 0 1 dB 20 Hz 20 kHz Ref 1 kHz Max Level In 24 dBu Trim Range 118 dB 96 to 22 dB in 1 dB steps Phones Connector Type 1 4 Female TRS Stereo Tip Left Ring Right Dynamic Range 108 dB A Weighted THD N 100 dB Unweighted Frequency Response 0 0 15 dB 22 Hz 20 kHz Ref 1 kHz Driv...

Page 74: ...A P P E N D I X B A U D I O S P E C I F I C A T I O N S 74 ...

Page 75: ...APPENDIX 75 C Mixer Schematics MONO INPUT CHANNEL ...

Page 76: ...A P P E N D I X C M I X E R S C H E M A T I C S 76 STEREO INPUT CHANNEL ...

Page 77: ...A P P E N D I X C M I X E R S C H E M A T I C S 77 GROUP BUS ...

Page 78: ...A P P E N D I X C M I X E R S C H E M A T I C S 78 MONITOR BUS ...

Page 79: ...rt on the Monitor 8 to one of the following Your computer s network port or a Thunderbolt to Ethernet adapter Your home studio or office network with internet access An AVB port on a MOTU AVB switch connected to your office network through the Ethernet port Updating with internet access You are now ready to update 1 Launch the MOTU AVB Control web app on your computer iPad or iPhone as usual 2 Go ...

Page 80: ...e Device tab Viewing the latest firmware version information You can confirm the firmware version at the bottom of the Device tab Figure D 2 Why does the firmware update require a network cable Firmware updating was designed to use ethernet mostly for convenience If you have lots of networked devices you can upgrade them all from adistance evenoverWi Fi withouthavingtoplug in directly and without ...

Page 81: ...timized for modern networking technology MOTU AVB audio interfaces support OSC which provides remote control of all device settings and mixer controls from any OSC enabled controller For further details about remote control through OSC along with complete documentation for the MOTU AVB OSC API visit http www motu com avb avb osc support ...

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Page 83: ...SB drivers 28 DSP effects 57 meter 62 resources 62 DSP Usage 17 62 E Effects 57 EQ 58 enabling 58 filter types 58 frequency 58 gain 58 Q 58 Ethernet connecting 37 Expansion 32 F Firefox 11 Firmware updates 12 Follow Solo 15 18 Four band EQ 58 Frequency EQ 58 From Computer 14 Front panel 47 menu navigation 47 metering 47 G Gain EQ 58 reduction 59 reduction Leveler 61 Garage Band 49 52 clock source ...

Page 84: ...estore Factory Presets 13 Reverb 61 62 design section 61 enabling disabling 61 predelay 61 routing to from 61 time 61 62 width 62 RMS mode 59 Routing tab 14 S S MUX 48 S PDIF optical 10 S PDIF optical 39 Safari 11 Sample rate 12 Samplers connecting 38 SC button 18 Schematics 75 SMUX 39 Software installation 28 Software installer 7 11 27 Solo bus 18 Solo Clear button 17 SONAR 49 Soundtrack Pro cloc...