PreSonus AudioBox iOne USB/iPad Audio Interface

Kupu Whakataki

The PreSonus AudioBox iOne is a compact and rugged 2x2 USB/iPad audio interface designed for mobile musicians and podcasters. It offers high-performance audio recording and playback with professional-quality 24-bit/96 kHz converters. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your AudioBox iOne to ensure optimal performance.

Nga waahanga matua

• Hoahoa Pahihiko: Operates via USB 2.0, eliminating the need for an external power supply, ideal for portable use with Mac, Windows, or iPad.
• Tuhinga o muaampKaiwhakaora: Features one microphone input with a low-noise, high-headroom, Class A mic preamplifier and +48V phantom power for condenser microphones.
• Tāuru Taputapu: Includes one instrument input for direct connection of guitars, basses, and other high-impedance instruments.
• Studio-Grade Converters: Supports up to 24-bit/96 kHz recording and playback for clear and detailed audio.
• Aroturuki Tika: Allows for zero-latency monitoring of your input signals.
• Huaputa Taurite: Equipped with two balanced 1/4-inch TRS main line-level outputs for connecting to studio monitors.
• Putanga Puoro: Stereo headphone output with independent level control for private monitoring.
• Hanga Roa: Housed in a robust metal chassis, built to withstand travel and frequent use.
• Paihere Pūmanawa: Comes with PreSonus Studio One Artist DAW software for Mac and Windows, and works with the free Capture Duo for iPad recording software, enabling wireless transfer of recordings to Studio One. Also includes the Studio Magic plug-in suite.

Ka mutu te huaview

Familiarize yourself with the physical layout and connections of your AudioBox iOne interface.

Paepae Mua

Whakaahua: Mua view of the PreSonus AudioBox iOne, showing the XLR microphone input, 1/4-inch instrument input, gain controls, 48V phantom power button, direct monitor button, main output level knob, and headphone output with level control.

Paewhiri Whakamuri

Whakaahua: Rear view of the PreSonus AudioBox iOne, displaying the USB 2.0 port for PC/Mac power, a device port for iPad connection, and balanced 1/4-inch TRS main outputs (Left and Right).

Hua Mana Katiview Ataata

Ataata: Kua mutu te rangatiraview of the PreSonus AudioBox iOne and iTwo interfaces, highlighting their features, connectivity, and integration with Studio One and Capture Duo software for seamless recording workflows.

Tatūnga

1. Connecting to Computer/iPad

• Mō te rorohiko/Mac: Connect the AudioBox iOne to your computer using the provided USB 2.0 cable. The interface is bus-powered, so no additional power supply is needed.
• For iPad: Connect the AudioBox iOne to your iPad using a compatible USB cable (e.g., Apple Lightning to USB Camera Adapter for newer iPads, or a standard USB-A to USB-B cable with a powered USB hub for older iPads if power is insufficient).

2. Tāuta Atekōkiri

• Matapihi: Download and install the latest AudioBox iOne drivers from the PreSonus webpae. Whaia nga tohutohu i runga i te mata.
• Mac/iPad: The AudioBox iOne is class-compliant with macOS and iOS, meaning no special drivers are typically required. It should be recognized automatically.

3. Tāuta Pūmanawa

• Studio One Artist (PC/Mac): Register your AudioBox iOne on the PreSonus website to receive your Studio One Artist license and download instructions. Install the software on your computer.
• Capture Duo (iPad): Download the free Capture Duo app from the Apple App Store. This app allows for one-tap recording directly on your iPad and wireless transfer to Studio One Artist.

Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

1. Te Hononga i ngā Maikoro me ngā Pūoro

• hopuoro: Connect your microphone to the XLR input (Mic 1) on the front panel. If using a condenser microphone, press the '48V' button to engage phantom power.
• Tohunga: Connect your guitar, bass, or other instrument to the 1/4-inch input (Inst 2) on the front panel.

2. Tautuhi Taumata Whakauru

• Adjust the corresponding 'Gain' knob for Mic 1 or Inst 2 until the signal is strong but does not clip (indicated by the 'Clip' LED).

3. Aroturuki

• Connect your headphones to the 1/4-inch headphone jack. Adjust the headphone level knob for comfortable listening.
• Engage the 'Direct' button for zero-latency monitoring of your input signal directly from the interface.

4. Recording with Software

• Open Studio One Artist (PC/Mac) or Capture Duo (iPad).
• Select the AudioBox iOne as your audio device in the software settings.
• Create a new track and select the appropriate input (Mic 1 or Inst 2).
• Arm the track for recording and begin your performance.

Image: A musician playing an electric guitar, connected to the PreSonus AudioBox iOne, which is then connected to a laptop running recording software.

Image: A screenshot of the Studio One Artist Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) interface on a computer monitor, showing multiple audio tracks and mixing controls.

Te tiaki

• Te horoi: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the AudioBox iOne. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Rokiroki: Penapenahia te waeine ki te wāhi hauhautanga, maroke, kia matara atu i te rā tika me ngā pāmahana tino kino ina kore e whakamahia.
• Whakaha Uepu: Me whakarite kia tika te takai me te penapena i ngā taura katoa kia kore ai e pakaru.

Raparongoā

• Kore Mana: Ensure the USB cable is securely connected to both the AudioBox iOne and your computer/iPad. For iPads, a powered USB hub might be necessary.
• Kāore he Tāuru Oro: Check that the correct input (Mic 1 or Inst 2) is selected in your recording software. Verify gain levels are set appropriately. Ensure 48V phantom power is engaged for condenser microphones.
• Kore Putanga Oro: Check the main output and headphone volume knobs. Ensure the AudioBox iOne is selected as the output device in your computer's sound settings and recording software.
• Nga Take Roopu: Use the 'Direct' monitoring feature for zero-latency input monitoring. Adjust buffer size settings in your DAW to optimize performance.
• Pūmanawa Kāore i te Āhukahuka i te Pūrere: Reinstall drivers (Windows) or restart your computer/iPad. Ensure the latest version of your recording software is installed.

Whakatakotoranga

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

PreSonus products typically come with a limited manufacturer's warranty. For specific warranty details, registration, and technical support, please visit the official PreSonus website or contact their customer service. Online resources, FAQs, and user forums are also available to assist you with any questions or issues.

For the most up-to-date information and support, please refer to the official PreSonus webpae: www.presonus.com