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This section describes ERGO’s Control Panel including
configurable parameters and system information. (Figure 4)
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Remem
ber that ERGO Control Panel is available for
Windows only. Go to
Start > Programs > KRK ERGO
and
click
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to
open it.
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Allows you to select to use only your A speakers, A and B, or A
and Sub(s) (referred to as Subwoofer mode).
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If selecting Subwoofer mode
, use this section to adjust your
crossover settings.
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Remember t
hat in a speaker crossover network, the
crossover frequency is the frequency point that represents the
upper or lower range limits of a given speaker driver. In a
two-way speaker system, the crossover frequency would be
the point where the low frequency driver begins to roll off
and the high frequency driver starts to cut in.
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Thi
s is a read-only display that indicates the current system
firmware revision, DSP firmware revision, and your FireWire ID.
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This display l
ights to indicate ERGO’s sample rate.
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Use the ass
ociated pull down boxes to select ERGO’s sample
rate (Figure 4.1) and ASIO buffer size (Figure 4.2).
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Re
ducing the buffer size can decrease the amount of
latency while monitoring and recording audio. Increasing
the buffer size can reduce and /or eliminate some audio
artifacts such as pops and clicks while recording.
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Figure 4
Figure 4.1
Figure 4.2