Lewitt DGT 650 Manual de usuario

VERSATILITY

UNRIVALED

THE NEW DIGITAL RECORDING MULTI-TOOL

// DGT 650

USER MANUAL

Made for iPhone 5, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPad (4th generation),

iPad Air, iPad mini, iPod touch (5th generation)

// Index

Intro .......................................................................................... 4

v ............................................................................................. 5

Recording Modes.............................................................................. 6

Setup......................................................................................... 7

User Interface ................................................................................. 8

Operating the microphone .................................................................... 10

Tech Data .................................................................................... 11

Saftey Guidelines............................................................................. 14

Warranty..................................................................................... 15

Regulatory information ....................................................................... 15

// Intro

Thank you for choosing a LEWITT DGT 650!

In brief: It’s the most versatile USB microphone on the market. It’s compatible with Windows, Mac and even iOS

devices. It can be used to record vocals, instruments, ambient sound, samples, podcasts and more, both mono

with a cardioid polar pattern and stereo thanks to its XY capsule arrangement.

Plug in and record your guitar, synthesizer, mixing desk or any other line output-equipped device via the brea-

kout box. You can even plug any MIDI input device directly into your DGT 650’s own 5-pin MIDI jack ...

You see, this is way more than a simple USB microphone: it’s your Digital Multi-Tool.

// Features

// XY stereo capsule arrangement for authentic

recordings of any acoustic event

// Switchable to cardioid polar pattern

// Hi-Z stereo line-in (6.3 mm, ¼ inch) for directly

connecting your instruments

// Illuminated user interface for quick and easy

handling even in dark environments

// Streamlined cable handling due to our breakout box

// Recording on the go with iPhone, iPod touch or iPad

// Built in lithium-ion battery for mobile applications

// Bus-powered on PC & Mac

// 4 recording modes

// MIDI support

// Headphone amp

// Zero-latency direct monitoring

// Mixable direct monitoring and tape return signal for

host device playback and zero-latency monitoring of

the microphone

// Asynchronus USB transfer: precise internal clock

handles the samplerate timing to avoid jitter and

ensure bit & pitch accurate audio reproduction

// Top applications

// Home studio and live recording

// Mobile / outdoor recording

// Sample and demo recording

// Podcasts and YouTube productions

// Recording Modes

We’ve built four different recording modes into your DGT 650 to make it the most versatile USB microphone

in the world, serving you as a true digital multi-tool. Since we’ll need to refer to those different modes later on

in this user manual (and because we think they’re really cool), we’d like to briey introduce them to you here:

XY Stereo Mode // Two cardioid capsules with 90° opening for XY stereo recording. Use this mode for recor-

ding live concerts, band rehearsals, ambient sounds, background vocals and for similar applications where you

want to capture the room sound and the stereo image of any acoustic event.

Cardioid Mode // The two capsules are mixed together to create a cardioid pattern. Best used for vocal recor-

ding or other applications where you need good rear and side rejection.

Singer/Songwriter Mode // Channel 1 is the cardioid mic and channel 2 is the line input. Use this mode for

simultaneous recording of acoustic and line sources. For example: plug in your guitar to the line input and sing

into the microphone to put the two signals on separate tracks. If you plug a stereo source into the line input, it

will be summed mono (this could possibly cause phase issues on some synthesizers).

Stereo Line-In Mode // Used to capture a stereo line signal. Connect a synthesizer or mixing console output

and record it directly to your device.

// Setup

Connect the breakout box to the lockable hi-speed 18-pin data connector (11) of the microphone, then connect

the USB cable to the computer or the lightning connector (sold separately) to your iOS device. If you need to

extend the USB cable, be sure to use a HI-SPEED-compatible USB extension cord. We do not recommend the

use of USB hubs, but if you need to, only use a powered hub or use the dedicated charging port to power the

DGT 650.

OS X (10.6 and up) // Connect the DGT 650 to the breakout box and the breakout box to the USB port.

Open “system preferences” in the menu at the top of the screen.

Click on the “Sound” icon.

Click the “Output” tab and select “DGT 650.”

Click the “Input” tab and also select the “DGT 650.”

Windows // Connect the DGT 650 to the breakout box and the breakout box to the USB port.

Download and install the drivers – please follow the onscreen instructions.

To use the DGT 650 with your preferred sequencer / digital audio workstation, refer to the software manual.

Download the Control Center at www.lewitt-audio.com/DGT-Series/DGT-650/Downloads in order to

change the settings of your DGT 650 from your computer

iOS // Just plug and play. But do make sure that the internal battery is charged or that a charger is connected

to the dedicated charging port.

// User Interface

Input indicator // Displays active recording mode

a // Stereo Mode

b // Cardioid Mode

c // Singer/Songwriter Mode

d // Stereo Line-In Mode

Monitoring modes // Mix the output signal of your device

with the input signal of your microphone – simply put: hear the

playback and your voice at the same time ...

Return // Monitor the output of your PC, Mac or iOS device

Direct // Monitor the input of the DGT 650 without any latency

High-pass lter // Use these lters to get rid of unwanted

low frequencies like wind, footsteps, structure-borne noise, ...

The high-pass lters at 80Hz or 160Hz affect the microphone

and line input at 12dB per octave.

Pre-Attenuation // For loud signals to prevent clipping.

0/-10/-20 dB of pre-attenuation affect the microphone only.

a b c d

LED Graph // Displays a value for some settings

like headphone gain, input gain, and others.

I/O Gain // Input and output gain settings

Battery Status // Indicates whether the device is

being powered by the internal battery .

Jog Dial // Push and turn to change settings.

Status Indicator // Displays the current state of

the microphone:

Illuminated white // Standard mode

Not illuminated // Settings mode

Illuminated red // Overload has occurred.

Decrease the gain or change the pre-attenuation

setting.

Charging Port // Micro USB port; use a dedicated

USB charger as power supply for the DGT 650 on

mobile devices to charge the internal battery. It is not

possible to charge the microphone by connecting

the dedicated charging port to a PC’s USB port, but

there’s no need to do so, since the DGT 650 will then

be charged via the data connection.

Breakout Box // Connects your DGT 650 with

everything else.

Data Connector // Connects your DGT 650 to

your device; if connected to a PC or Mac, the internal

battery will be charged.

Headphone Jack // Plug in your headphones

here.

MIDI In // Plug in your MIDI device here.

Line In // Plug in your instrument here.

// Operating the microphone

The following will walk you through all the settings of your DGT 650.

Standard Mode // This is the default state of the device when you power it on ( is illuminated white).

Settings Mode // This is where you can change all the settings on your DGT 650 including recording modes,

monitoring options, high-pass lters, pre-attenuation and gain. The illuminated LEWITT logo will turn off as

soon as the microphone switches to Settings Mode. Press the jog dial to switch from setting to setting and

rotate it to change the selected setting.

Headphone/Output Gain // The headphone symbol is lit. Rotate the jog dial to change the output volume.

ATTENTION: Your DGT 650 has a professional, built-in headphone amp. Be sure to check your gain settings

befor using headphones, the signal can be very loud. Honestly, we mean it - this can seriously harm your ears.

Input Gain // Press the jog dial until the input gain symbol is lit. We use a very ne gain control – there are

intermediate steps that do not show up on the LEDs. The settings will change depending on the selected

recording mode. You can set input gain levels for all 4 recording modes individually.

Stereo Mode selected // Gain L R will be lit. Rotate the jog dial to change the gain for both capsules

together.

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