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FIRESTUDIO PROJECT © 2009, PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 24-bit, 96 kHz Recording Interface with 8 Microphone Preamplifiers

GETTING STARTED 7 | PreSonus 2009 2.1 HARDWARE INSTALLATION This installer and driver can be used for any interface in the FireStudio Project family

GETTING STARTED 8 | PreSonus 2009 2.2 STUDIO ONE ARTIST Every PreSonus interface comes complete with Studio One Artist recording software. Whether yo

GETTING STARTED 9 | PreSonus 2009 Activating Studio One Artist Offline Once you have created a user account, launch Studio One Artist. From the

GETTING STARTED 10 | PreSonus 2009  Start Page: Setup Area Shows Active Audio Driver and Sample Rate and Provides Quick Links to Configure Audio

GETTING STARTED 11 | PreSonus 2009 1) From the Setup area in the Start page, you can also set up your external MIDI devices. Before we set up a n

GETTING STARTED 12 | PreSonus 2009 MIDI instrument controllers (keyboards, MIDI guitars, etc.) send musical information in the form of MIDI data to

GETTING STARTED 13 | PreSonus 2009 2.2.4 Configuring Audio I/O Now that you’ve configured your MIDI devices, let’s create a new Song and set up your

GETTING STARTED 14 | PreSonus 2009 6) Click on the Inputs tab in the Audio I/O Setup window, and you will see all of the available inputs on your

GETTING STARTED 15 | PreSonus 2009 Once you have added your Tracks, you can assign the input by simply clicking on the input to which a Track is

GETTING STARTED 16 | PreSonus 2009 Please Note: MIDI data does not contain audio signals. To hear your sound module, you must connect the audio outpu

PRESONUS LIMITED WARRANTY © 2009, PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc. All Rights Reserved. PreSonus Audio Electronics Inc. warrants this product to be

GETTING STARTED 17 | PreSonus 2009 2.2.6 Cue Mix and the FireStudio Project In Studio One Artist, it is possible to quickly and easily create multipl

GETTING STARTED 18 | PreSonus 2009  Horizontal Level Fader Sets the Volume of the Channel for the Cue Mix By default this level will be identical

GETTING STARTED 19 | PreSonus 2009 With the Zero Latency button and Monitor Enable both engaged, you will hear the live zero-latency input straight f

GETTING STARTED 20 | PreSonus 2009 2.3 SAMPLE HOOKUP DIAGRAM With the FireStudio Project, you can simultaneously record and play back up to ten chann

GETTING STARTED 21 | PreSonus 2009 2.3.2 Using Multiple FireStudio Projects with the HP60 This hookup diagram shows two FireStudio Projects daisy-cha

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 22 | PreSonus 2009 3.1 UNIVERSAL CONTROL AND THE FIRESTUDIO PROJECT Like all members of the FireStudio family of interface

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 23 | PreSonus 2009 3.1.2 Launch Window From the Launch Window, you can set all the basic controls for your FireStudio Proje

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 24 | PreSonus 2009  Device Window Button Opens the Device Window Click on this button to open the FireStudio Project Mixe

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 25 | PreSonus 2009  Settings: Meter Decay Sets the Response Time for the Meters in the Device Window The Universal Con

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 26 | PreSonus 2009 3.1.4 The Device Window: FireStudio Project Mixer The FireStudio Project’s Device window allows you to c

SAFE OPERATION GUIDELINES To avoid damage to your FireStudio Project and your other audio equipment, please review and adhere to the following safety

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 27 | PreSonus 2009 Master Output Section  Master Output Fader Changes the Selected Output’s Audio Level Move the Maste

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 28 | PreSonus 2009  Channel Mutes and Solos Adds the Channel to the Mute or Solo Bus Muting a channel silences the chan

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 29 | PreSonus 2009 3.2 FRONT PANEL LAYOUT  Microphone Preamplifier. Your FireStudio Project is equipped with eight custo

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 30 | PreSonus 2009  Instrument Inputs (Channels 1 and 2). The ¼” TS connector on Channels 1 and 2 are for use with an in

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 31 | PreSonus 2009  Main. The Main knob controls the output level for the main outputs on the back of the FireStudio Pr

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 32 | PreSonus 2009 3.3 BACK PANEL LAYOUT  Power Adapter Input. This is where you plug the provided IEC power cable into

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 33 | PreSonus 2009  Main Output. The audio source for the Main outputs is identical to that of General Purpose outputs 1

CASCADING UNITS 34 | PreSonus 2009 4.1 USING MULTIPLE FIRESTUDIO FAMILY INTERFACES Universal Control allows you to connect up to four FireStudio Proj

CASCADING UNITS 35 | PreSonus 2009 How to Cascade Multiple FireStudio Interfaces: The first time you add any FireStudio-family interface to your sys

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 36 | PreSonus 2009 5.1 TROUBLESHOOTING Many technical issues can arise when converting a standard computer into a digital audio

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 OVERVIEW 1.1 Introduction ...

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 37 | PreSonus 2009 Recommended FireWire Chipsets The FireStudio Project will work with a wide range of FireWire cards and conf

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 38 | PreSonus 2009 5.2 SPECIFICATIONS Microphone Preamp Type ...

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OVERVIEW 3 | PreSonus 2009 1.1 INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the PreSonus FireStudio Project. PreSonus Audio Electronics has designed the

OVERVIEW 4 | PreSonus 2009 1.2 FEATURES The FireStudio Project is a powerful and affordable computer recording system. The FireStudio Project comes c

OVERVIEW 5 | PreSonus 2009 1.3 WHAT IS IN THE BOX Your FireStudio Project package contains the following:  FireStudio Project recording interf

OVERVIEW 6 | PreSonus 2009 1.4 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Here are the computer-system requirements for FireStudio Project and Studio One Artist.  Maci