[Sound] tab

On the [Sound] tab, you can make setup of the equalizer and others.

Window with the Sound tab selected

  1. Signal Level

    By hovering the mouse pointer over here, you can view the information about the input signal level and other detailed information.

    • None: No input signal is detected.

    • Detect: The input signal level is within the normal range.

    • Limit: The input signal level is high and the output must be limited for speaker protection.

    • Overflow: The signal level is high, causing distortion in output. Lower the input signal level.

  2. Test Tone

    By activating the test tone, you can check sound output for the pink noise.

  3. Delay

    You can specify the audio latency per 1 ms within the range of 0 ms to 300 ms.

    The displayed units for distances can be changed from [Tool] on the menu bar.

  4. Analog Input Gain

    You can view or change the amount of analog input gain correction on the connected device.

  5. Equalizer

    By clicking (equalizer), you can open the “Equalizer Settings” window and make equalizer setup.

    Note

    • To apply the new setup, click [Apply].

      To restore the previous setup, click [Cancel].

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