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Your Beecaster is friendly, and assimilates well with all species when properly introduced. The following instructions will 

ensure the Beecaster’s gracious acceptance into its new colony.

Windows 8, Windows 7, and Windows Vista

   

1.

 Connect the Beecaster to your computer with the included cable. The square end (Type B) connects to the back of the

         Beecaster’s base, while the flat end (Type A) connects to a USB port on your computer. The lights surrounding the control

       knobs illuminate when the Beecaster is receiving power.
   

2.

 Go to the 

Start

 menu, and open the 

Control Panel

.

   

3.

 From the 

Control Panel

, click on the 

Sound

 icon.

   

4.

 Select the 

Recording

 tab, then select 

Beecaster USB

.

   

5.

 Select the 

Playback

 tab, and again select 

Beecaster USB

. From this window, you can also adjust your computer’s master

        output volume. Initially set it at 100%, then use the Volume control on the Beecaster’s base to adjust the headphone output level.

Please note: Your computer will recognize the Beecaster as both an input device (microphone) and an output device (headphone amplifier), 

so all of your computer’s audio will be routed to the Beecaster. You can change this if necessary in the 

Control Panel/Sound

 window, or in your

recording program’s settings. Also in this window, you can adjust the microphone monitoring level by moving the 

Microphone

 fader to the left or right.

Mac (OSX 10.4.11 or higher)

   1. Connect the Beecaster to your Mac with the included cable. The square end (Type B) connects to the back of the

        Beecaster’s base, while the flat end (Type A) connects to a USB port on your Mac. The lights surrounding the control

        knobs illuminate when the Beecaster is receiving power.
   2. From the 

Apple

 menu, select 

System Preferences

.

   3. Click on the 

Sound

 icon.

   4. Select the 

Input

 tab, then select 

Beecaster USB

.

   5. Select the 

Output

 tab, and again select 

Beecaster USB

. From this window, you can also adjust your Mac’s master output

         volume. Initially set it at 100%, then use the volume control on the Beecaster’s base to adjust the headphone output level.

Please note: Your Mac will recognize the Beecaster as both an input device (microphone) and an output device (headphone amplifier), so all of your com-

puter’s audio will be routed to the Beecaster. You can change this if necessary in the 

Sound Preferences

 window, or in your recording program’s settings. 

Summary of Contents for Beecaster

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Page 3: ...reature for today s digital environments With its direct USB connection integrated articulating stand and built in control center the Beecaster easily complements your favorite recording software for...

Page 4: ...the integrated stand provide quick access to the Beecaster s onboard audio features A four posi tion Sonic Image selector gain control to adjust the microphone output level volume control for the bui...

Page 5: ...nce 16 ohms Power Output RMS 100 mW THD 0 05 Frequency Response 20 Hz 22 kHz S N Ratio 90 0 dB 5 Noise Level 14 0 dB A IEC 651 Dynamic Range 98 0 dB 2 5k ohms Power Requirement 5V USB Weight 4 2 lb 1...

Page 6: ...ing software s input Adjust the Gain for proper level using your software s level indicators meters while making sure the level does not reach the top of these indicators The headphone amplifier s Vol...

Page 7: ...l of your computer s audio will be routed to the Beecaster You can change this if necessary in the Control Panel Sound window or in your recording program s settings Also in this window you can adjust...

Page 8: ...cipants Wide Stereo selects an expanded left right stereo image Signals recorded with this image will appear wide and will not crowd the center of the mix Use this image for huge accompaniment parts w...

Page 9: ...rther from the guitar This may help even the sound and create a better image with the tradeoff of a little less presence Find the right balance and your guitar will sing Sonic Image Stereo Wide Stereo...

Page 10: ...bell sound For a darker and smoother sound move the microphone farther away from the instrument For curved horns alto tenor and baritone saxes bass clarinets and similar place your Beecaster 8 to 12 i...

Page 11: ...oser for more intimacy or further back for a conversational tone If your podcast requires the calm reassuring voice of a public radio host speak softly and get very very close to the mic However if yo...

Page 12: ...provements in any of its products previously manufactured This warranty is in lieu of any or all expressed or implied In keeping with our policy of continued product improvement NEAT reserves the righ...

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