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How do I set up MIDI devices with the Quantum 2626? Does it support MIDI timecode (MTC)?
Connect your MIDI devices to the Quantum 2626's MIDI In/Out ports on the rear panel. MTC is supported, configurable via the Universal Control software.
Can I save custom routing configurations or input gain settings as presets on the Quantum 2626, and how do I recall them?
Yes, the Universal Control software allows you to save and recall custom routing configurations and gain settings as presets. You can save and load presets from within the Universal Control software interface.
What is the basic workflow for recording vocals or instruments using the Quantum 2626, including setting input gain levels?
Connect your microphone or instrument to the appropriate input on the Quantum 2626, adjust the input gain using the front panel controls while monitoring the input level in your DAW or Universal Control to avoid clipping, and select the input as your audio source within your recording software.
My computer isn't recognizing the Quantum 2626. What are the common troubleshooting steps I should take?
Ensure the Quantum 2626 is properly connected to your computer via Thunderbolt 3, that you have installed the latest PreSonus Universal Control software and drivers, and that your Thunderbolt port is enabled in your computer's BIOS if required.
What are the key features that differentiate the Quantum 2626 from other Thunderbolt audio interfaces in its class?
The Quantum 2626 features low-latency performance via its Thunderbolt 3 connection, expandable I/O up to 128 channels via ADAT, and premium converters for high-quality audio recording and playback.