Radial Engineering StudioQ User's Guide

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STUDIO•Q
User Guide
Radial Engineering Ltd. 1588 Kebet Way, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 5M5 Tel: 604-942-1001 • Fax: 604-942-1010 • Email: info@radialeng.com
Studio-Q™ Talk Back Interface
Overview.......................................................................................... 1
Features .......................................................................................2-3
Making Connections ..................................................................... 4-5
Using the Remote Output ................................................................ 7
Block Diagram ................................................................................. 8
Specications .................................................................................. 9
Thank you for your purchase of the Studio-Q™ talkback box and cue system controller. The Studio-Q™ is a ruggedly built device designed to make communication easier in the recording studio by adding a talkback microphone into the cue system that feeds the artist’s headphones.
Even though the Studio-Q™ is simple and easy to use, the best way to utilize its full functionality is to take a few minutes to review the manual and get to know the various features that are built into the unit before making your audio connections.
This will save time when you rst setup the Studio-Q™ and provide a hassle-free experience.
If you happen to have a question that is not answered in this manual, please visit the Radial website and navigate to the Studio-Q™ FAQ page. This is where we post the latest updates on the Studio-Q™ as well as questions from other users
that may be similar to your own. If you do not nd the answer to your question on our website, please feel free to contact
us via email at info@radialeng.com and we will do our best to respond to you in short order.
Now get ready to vastly improve the communication in your studio with this powerful, yet simple device.
OVERVIEW
The Studio-Q is a clever box that is designed to provide a basic talkback system for those that have a recording studio but may not have a large console with built-in talkback in the control room. It easily integrates with recording workstations by connecting to an available mono or stereo output. Once connected it allows the engineer to speak on top of the program material to the artist using either the internal mic or an external one. The mic may be turned on using the main switch or activated remotely with a footswitch for hands-free operation. Once in use you will ask yourself how you ever managed without it!
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FEATURES
1. DIM: Used to lower the program volume
to the desired level when the talkback mic is active.
2. INT-MIC: Trim control used to adjust the internal capacitive microphone.
3. EXT-MIC: Trim control used to adjust the external producer mic input.
4. MIC: Internal omni-directional capacitive microphone.
5. REMOTE ON BOTH: Engaged - Pressing either the talkback button or an external footswitch will activate both the internal and external mic’s. Disengaged - The talkback button will only activate the internal microphone and an external footswtich will only activate the external mic.
6. MIC: Is the master output level for the two microphones.
7. TALKBACK: Engages both the internal and external microphone (if connected) and dims the program level.
8. PROGRAM: Used to set the level of the incoming pre-recorded tracks to the headphone system.
9. DRY CONTACT/PWR: Sets the function of the remote output as a dry contact relay or to send power to a beacon.
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