MOTU MicroBook IIc User's Guide

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MicroBook IIc

User Guide

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR OTHER MOISTURE.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER. NO

USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

WARNING: DO NOT PERMIT FINGERS TO TOUCH THE TERMINALS OF POWER PLUGS WHEN

INSTALLING OR REMOVING THE PLUG TO OR FROM A POWER SOURCE.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1. Read instructions — All the safety and operating instructions should be read before operating the MicroBook.

2. Retain instructions — The safety instructions and owner's manual should be retained for future reference.

3. Heed Warnings — All warnings on the MOTU MicroBook and in the owner's manual should be adhered to.

4. Follow Instructions — All operating and use instructions should be followed.

5. Cleaning — Unplug the MOTU MicroBook from the computer before cleaning and use a damp cloth. Do not use liquid or
aerosol cleaners.

6. Power Sources — This MOTU MicroBook should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking
label.

7. Power-Cord Protection — Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by
items placed upon or against them. Pay particular attention to cords and plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point
where they exit from the MOTU MicroBook.

8. Lightning — For added protection for the MOTU MicroBook during a lightning storm, unplug its power supply from any wall
outlets. This will prevent damage to the MOTU MicroBook due to lightning and power line surges.

9. Servicing — Do not attempt to service this MOTU MicroBook yourself as opening or removing covers will expose you to
dangerous voltage and other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

10. Damage Requiring Service — Unplug the MOTU MicroBook from the computer and refer servicing to qualified service
personnel under the following conditions.

a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.
b. If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the MOTU MicroBook.
c. If the MOTU MicroBook has been exposed to rain or water.
d. If the MOTU MicroBook does not operate normally by following the operating instructions in the owner's manual.
e. If the MOTU MicroBook has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
f. When the MOTU MicroBook exhibits a distinct change in performance, this indicates a need for service.

11. Replacement Parts — When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts
specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in
fire, electric shock or other hazards.

12. Safety Check — Upon completion of any service or repairs to this MOTU MicroBook, ask the service technician to perform
safety checks to determine that the product is in safe operating conditions.

ENVIRONMENT

Operating Temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°)

AVOID THE HAZARDS OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND FIRE

Do not handle the power supply, or power cables with wet hands.

CAUTION: DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED. REPLACE ONLY WITH THE

SAME OR EQUIVALENT TYPE RECOMMENDED BYMANUFACTURER. DISPOSE OF USED

BATTERY ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS.

Contents

Quick Reference: MicroBook Front Panel

4

Quick Reference: MicroBook Rear Panel

5

Quick Reference: MicroBook Top Panel

6

Quick Reference: CueMix FX

7

About the MicroBook

9

Packing List and System Requirements

13

Installing the MicroBook Software

15

Installing the MicroBook Hardware

17

Mac OS X Audio Software

25

Windows Audio Software

33

CueMix FX

37

Troubleshooting

47

Index

49

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Quick Reference: MicroBook Front Panel

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1. Plug in your dynamic or condenser
mic here.

Use the MIC digital rotary encoder
on the top panel (4) to engage the

-20 dB pad (push) and/or 48V
phantom power (push and hold)
for a condenser mic, if necessary.

Make s ure 48V po wer is
turned OFF BEFORE plugging
anything in to the mic input. Only
engage 48V power when a device
that requires it is plugged in.

2. Plug in your guitar here using a
standard quarter-inch guitar
cable. This input is designed with
the high-impedance characteris­tics necessary to properly handle
both passive and active guitar
pickups. To make your guitar
sound and “feel” even more like it
is plugged directly into a actual
guitar amplifier, consider using
MOTU’s ZBox guitar impedance
adapter (sold separately), which
simply goes between your guitar
cable and this input (no extra
cable needed).

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4 5

3. This is a standard quarter-inch
headphone jack. To control
volume, push the VOL rotary
encoder (5) repeatedly until the
phones LED is lit. You can control
phone volume independently or
together with main out volume.

To obtain your product
serial number, see
“Obtaining your
MicroBook serial
number” on page 14.

Quick Reference: MicroBook Rear Panel

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2

1. Connect to a host computer with a
standard USB cable (Type A to Type
B). When connected to laptop or
desktop computer, the MicroBook
IIc is powered by this USB 2.0
connection.

2. This USB 2.0 Micro-B jack is for

3. This stereo, 24-bit S/PDIF digital

4. This eighth-inch “stereo mini” jack

DO NOT use this port

power only.
to connect to a host computer. Use
it for power when connecting the
MicroBook IIc to an iPad. For
details, see “Connecting to an iOS
device” on page 18.

output mirrors the Main Out.

serves as an alternative input for
Line Inputs 3-4. For example, you

can plug in an iPod or CD player
here, instead of using the quarter­inch jacks to the right.
plug a cable into this mini jack at
the same time as the quarter-inch

To avoid ground loop

jacks.

, don’t connect a device with

noise

another power source (such as an
iPod connected to a computer).

5. These two analog inputs are
balanced TRS (tip/ring/sleeve)
quarter-inch connectors that can
also accept an unbalanced plug.
These inputs (3-4) do not have mic
pre-amps, so they are best used
for synthesizers, drum machines,
effects processors, and other
devices with line level signals
(either -10 or +4). The CueMix FX
software lets you adjust the input

DO NOT

level for recording. If you use these
quarter inch jacks, DO NOT plug a
cable in to the stereo mini jack.

6. This eighth-inch “stereo mini” jack
serves as a stereo line level analog
output that is completely
independent from the Main Out
(to the right).

7. These two balanced, quarter-inch
jacks serve as the MicroBook’s
main outputs. You can connect
them to a set of powered studio
monitors. To control volume, push
the VOL knob on the top repeat­edly until the speaker LED is lit. You
can hear the output of your audio
software on these Main Outs, and
also use CueMix FX to monitor live
MicroBook inputs.

To minimize noise that may be
produced by connected devices:

• Use balanced TRS quarter-inch
cables whenever possible.

• Use the MicroBook’s balanced
quarter-inch connectors instead
of the eighth-inch stereo “mini”
connectors whenever possible.

• Don’t make unbalanced audio
connections between the Micro­Book and a FireWire or USB
device while the other device is
connected to any computer.

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Quick Reference: MicroBook Top Panel

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1. The MIC digital rotary encoder
controls the trim for the mic
input. The preamp provides 53
dB of gain. Push to toggle the

-20 dB pad; push and hold to
toggle the 48V phantom power.

Make sure 48V power
is turned OFF BEFORE plugging
anything in to the mic input.
Only engage 48V power when a
device that requires it is plugged
in.

2. Three-LED metering for the LINE
IN jacks.

3. Stereo three-LED metering for
the MAIN OUTs.

4. Four-LED metering for the MIC
input and GUITAR input. In
“Guitar Trim Mode” (see below),
these meters indicate the input
level setting (not signal activity).

5. Three-LED metering for the LINE
OUTs.

6. The VOL digital rotary encoder
controls the volume of the main
outs and phones. Push it repeat­edly to cycle among three states:

a) Main outs (speaker icon)

b) Phones (headphone icon)

c) Both

Push and hold the VOL encoder

Guitar Trim Mode .

to enable
In this mode, you can use the VOL
knob to adjust the guitar input
level; the MIC knob continues to
adjust the mic input level, as
usual. The MIC and GTR signal
activity meters (4) become level
indicators. If the level is turned
all the way down, the the
bottom LED flashes.

Quick Reference: CueMix FX

y

CHAPTER

Launch CueMix FX (in your Mac Applications folder or in the Windows Start menu
under Programs>MOTU>CueMix FX) to control the MicroBook. This chapter gives
you a quick overview. For further details, see chapter 7, “CueMix FX” (page 37).

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1. Input settings include trim
level, mono/stereo toggle, EQ
and dynamics. For more input
settings (pad, phantom power,
etc.) click the Focus button and
go to the Channel tab.

2. The MicroBook provides four
stereo mix busses. Use the Mix
tab to mix sources (inputs,
host computer audio, etc.) for
each mix bus. See “The Mixes
tab” on page 41.

3. Output settings include
choosing what you will hear
on each output (a mix bus,
host computer audio, or a
signal generator), EQ, and
dynamics. See the next page,
or “The Outputs tab” on
page 42 for more info.

4. Click a focus button (in the
Inputs, Outputs, or Mixes tabs)
to view individual channel
settings here in the Channel,

namics tabs.

EQ and D

5. Control the volume of the
MicroBook’s outputs here.

6. Signal Generator tab provides
settings for white/pink noise
and a sine wave generator.

7. Meters for all ins/outs/busses.

7

1

2

3

5

4

1. Click the Outputs tab to access
settings for the MicroBook’s
outputs. For example, you can
choose one of four different
mixes for each output.

2. Choose the audio source for
each output pair from these
menus. The MicroBook gives
you a lot of flexibility, as
shown in the menu to the
right. You can choose one of
the four mixes, which let you
mix inputs with computer
audio. Or you can choose an
input or computer audio
directly (the Aux option). A
mix can go to as many outputs
as you want. Choosing Sine,

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White, or Pink produces a sine
wave or white/pink noise from
the MicroBook’s signal genera­tor (item 8 on the previous
page).

3. If you want to apply EQ or
dynamics processing to the
output, click here to enable it
and then adjust settings in the
channel section (4).

4. Adjust output settings in the
EQ and dynamics tabs here. In
the EQ tab, click the power
icon to enable an EQ band and
then either adjust its knobs or
drag its settings directly in the
graph above.

5. Use this menu to access the
spectrogram waterfall, real
time FFT display, and other
diagnostic tools. See “Audio
analysis tools” on page 45.

CHAPTER

1

About the MicroBook

Obtaining your MicroBook
serial number

The MicroBook holds its serial
number electronically in the unit
itself. To obtain the serial number,
follow the hardware and software
installation instructions in this
booklet, and then do the following:

1

Launch the CueMix FX software.

2

Choose Devices menu>

MicroBook> Setup.

Figure 1-1: The Setup window.

3

The serial number is shown at
the bottom of the Setup window, as
shown in Figure 1-1.

Overview

The MicroBook IIc is an audio class­compliant USB audio interface for Mac,
Windows and iOS devices, with on­board effects and mixing that offers six
inputs and eight outputs for recording
and playback at industry standard
sample rates from 44.1 to 96 kHz. All
inputs and outputs can be accessed
simultaneously. The MicroBook consists
of a light and small aluminum alloy­encased interface that connects directly
to a computer via a standard USB cable.
Alternately, it can connect to an iOS
device with a standard USB camera
connection kit.

MicroBook feature highlights include:

■

4-input, 6-output bus-powered
“plug-and-play” high-speed USB 2.0
audio interface for Mac and Windows.

■

Supports Apple® iPad® and other iOS®
devices with camera connection kit (sold
separately).

■

6 x 8 physical inputs/outputs.

■

8-bus digital mixer to route and mix
live inputs with live computer tracks.

■

Preamp-equipped mic input with
Precision Digital Trim™, 48V phantom
power, and -20 dB pad.

■

Hi-Z guitar input with Precision
Digital Trim.

ABOUT THE MICROBOOK

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■

Stereo line level analog input on
balanced quarter-inch (TRS) or stereo
mini connectors.

■

Stereo line level analog main outs on
balanced quarter-inch (TRS) connectors.

■ Stereo eighth-inch “mini” line-level

input and output.

■ S/PDIF digital out on RCA (duplicates

Main Out).

■ Headphone output on a quarter-inch

stereo jack with independent volume
control.

■ Operation on all analog and digital I/O

at standard sample rates from 44.1 to 96
kHz.

■ Digitally controlled analog trim for the

mic and guitar inputs.

■ Digital trim for all outputs.

■ Output volume digital rotary encoder.

Push to cycle among three modes: main
out, phones, or both.

■ Mic input digital rotary encoder for

adjusting trim level, 48V and pad.

■ Dedicated 3- or 4-segment LED meters

for all inputs and outputs.

■ CueMix™ FX no-latency mixing and

monitoring with EQ and dynamics
processing.

■ 7-band parametric EQ and

compression.

■ Test tone and white/pink noise

generator.

■ Instrument tuner.

■ Advanced audio a nalysi s software

tools, including FFT “waterfall” display,
osci llos cope , X-Y p lot, a nd phas e torch.

■ USB audio class compliant operation

for plug-and-play operation with all
current and recent generation Macs and
iOS devices (with a USB camera
connection kit).

■ Across-the-board compatibility with

any audio software.

■ AudioDesk™ full-featured audio

workstation software for Mac OS X and
Windows (7, 8 and 10).

■ Standard USB cable included.

■ Micro-B USB cable with power adapter

included for iOS operation.

With a variety of I/O formats, dedicated
mic and guitar inputs, and no-latency
mixing and processing of live input, the
MicroBook is a complete, portable
“studio in a box” when used with a Mac,
PC or iOS device.

Precision Digital Trim™

The MicroBook’s mic and guitar inputs
are equipped with digitally controlled
analog trims with up to 51 dB and 32 dB
of boost, respectively, using the included
CueMix FX software for Mac OS X and
Windows. This allows you to fine-tune
trim settings for optimum levels.
Different trim configurations can then be
saved as files on disk for instant recall.

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ABOUT THE MICROBOOK

16-bit and 24-bit recording

The MicroBook system handles all data
with a 24-bit signal path, regardless of the
I/O format. You can record and play back
16-bit or 24-bit audio files at any
supported sample rate via any of the
MicroBook’s inputs and outputs.

CueMix FX mixing and effects

All MicroBook inputs and outputs can be
routed to the on-board CueMix FX 8-bus
(four stereo) digital mixer driven by
hardware-based DSP. The mixer allows
you to apply no-latency EQ and
dynamics processing to inputs, outputs
or busses directly in the MicroBook
hardware, independent of the computer.
Input signals to the computer can be

recorded wet, dry, or dry with a wet
monitor mix (for musicians during
recording, for example).

Effects include parametric EQ and
compression/limiting. Standard
compression provides conventional
threshold, ratio, attack, release, trim, and
knee controls. The 7-band parametric
EQ is modeled after British analog
console EQs, featuring four filter styles
(gain/Q profiles) to effectively cover a
wide range of audio material. Low-pass
and high-pass filters are also supplied
with slopes that range from 6 to 36 dB.

The MicroBook’s flexible effects
architecture allows you to apply EQ and
compression on every input and output.

ABOUT THE MICROBOOK

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ABOUT THE MICROBOOK

CHAPTER

2 Packing List and System

Requirements

PACKING LIST

The MicroBook ships with the items
listed below. If any of these items are not
present in your MicroBook box when you
first open it, please immediately contact
your dealer or MOTU.

■ One MicroBook IIc audio interface

■ One USB cable for connection to a host

computer (Type A to Type B)

■ One USB cable for power (Type A to

Micro B)

■ One USB power adapter (USB Type A

jack to two-prong North American
power)

■ (International only) one international

power adapter

■ One MicroBook Mac/Windows User

Guide

■ One cross-platform Universal Audi o

Insta ller disc

■ MicroBook product registration card

■ One sheet of four peel-off rubber feet

MAC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The MicroBook system requires the
following Mac system:

■ Any Mac with an Intel processor

■ 4 GB of RAM or more

■ Mac OS X version 10.6.8 or later

■ A large hard drive, preferably at least

100 GB

WINDOWS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The MicroBook system requires the
follow ing Windows system:

■ Pentium 4 CPU (or equivalent) 1 GHz

or faster

■ 4 GB of RAM or more

■ Windows 7, 8 or 10

■ A large hard drive, preferably at least

100 GB

PLEASE REGISTER TODAY!

Please register your MicroBook today.
There are two ways to register.

■ Visit www.motu.com/register to

register online

OR

■ Fill out and mail the included product

registration card

As a r egist ered us er, you wil l be e ligib le to
receive technical support and
announcements about product
enhancements as soon as they become
available. Only registered users receive
these special update notices, so please
register today.

PACKING LIST AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

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You need your MicroBook serial
number to register

To register your MicroBook, you need
your uni t’s serial number. See “Obt aining
your MicroBook serial number” below.

Be sure to register AudioDesk

Be sure to register the included
AudioDe sk softw are, w hich must be
registered separately. You can do so
online at motu.com/register. Doing so
will allow you to be eligible to receive
technical support and announcements
about software enhancements as soon as
they become available.

Thank you for taking the time to register
your new MOTU products!

OBTAINING YOUR MICROBOOK SERIAL NUMBER

The MicroBook holds its serial number
electronically in the unit itself. To obtain
the serial number, follow the hardware
and software installation instructions in
the next two chapters, and then do the
followi ng:

1 Launch CueMix FX.

2 Choose Devices menu> MicroBook>

Setup.

Figure 2-1: The Setup window.

3 The serial number is shown at the
bottom of t he Setup w indow, as shown i n
Figure 2-1.

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PACKING LIST AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS