Your devices could include instruments, compressors, equalizers, different types of modulation effects, etc. Say for instance, you are working with multiple devices - all of which have variable gain controls. Proper gain staging is an important factor for attaining a robust signal without introducing distortion or clipping into the signal. For more info, check out our article on Gain Staging 101. More simply, it's making sure all of your volume and gain knobs are adjusted properly in a signal chain to keep the noise floor low and your signal distortion-free. Gain Staging is the process of optimizing an audio signal through several stages of gain. Finding the Right Driver for Your M-Track.You can find the most current version of the driver at this link: If you are using a PC and running a supported version of Windows, you will need to manually install a driver for your M-Track. The M-Track 2X2 Series is class compliant on Mac - you're ready to get started! If you are connecting your M-Track 2X2 or 2X2M to a Mac computer running a supported version of OS X or macOS, you will not need to install a driver. Distortion in Output, Metering, and Monitoring.Connecting and Working with External Hardware.This article can assist in troubleshooting problems you may experience with the input, output, and initial setup of your M-Track 2X2 Series interface. If you're a beginner, or even a pro, there may be a point where things aren't working as you'd expect and you could use some help.
With the M-Audio M-Track 2X2 and 2X2M, you can create flawless 24-bit/192kHz studio-quality recordings with an intuitive and easy-to-use audio interface.
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