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=== Connection from Computer to {{T1 nl}} ===

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Here is a close up of the ends of the cable.

~~{{#Click~~:~~http~~://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F3U133-10-Hi-Speed-Cable-Feet~~/dp/B00004Z5M1|Image:USBAtoUSBB.jpg~~|Order on Amazon}}

[[File:USBAtoUSBB.jpg|link=https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=Belkin-F3U133-10-Hi-Speed-Cable-Feet|Order on Amazon]]

=== Live Application of USB in the {{T1 nl}} ===

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On the {{T1 nl}} you can decide where you want it. You can route it either to the master (e.g. when using the PC to play background tracks) or into channel 4/5 to process it to your hearts content.

[[Image:USBtoPC1.png|right]]

The {{T1}} can also send audio back to the PC. You can select what you want to send. It can be either channel (1,2,3,4/5) or Aux or Master. For example you can make a little submix on the AUX bus and record that with for example Windows Sound Recorder or [http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Audacity].

~~=== USB~~ from ~~T1® to Computer ===~~

Here is an excerpt from page 30 of the [http://www.bose.com/pdf/musicians/product_guides/t1_tonematch_audio_engine.pdfT1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine Owner's Guide]

[[Image:T1USBtoPC01a.png]]

=== USB from T1® to PC (Computer) ===

#USB to PC<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC01a.png|450px]]

#Factory settings, the default<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC02a.png|450px]]

#Set output to Left<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC03a.png|450px]]

#Set output to Right<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC03b.png|450px]]

#This shows the result of sending T1® Channels 1 and 2 to USB LEFT and RIGHT<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC04.png|450px]]

#Here is how you can send Master and Aux outputs to USB LEFT and RIGHT<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC05.png|450px]]

#<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC06.png|450px]]

#<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC07.png|450px]]

~~[[Image:T1USBtoPC02a.png]]~~

=== USB from Computer ===

==== USB from PC to Master ====

~~[[Image~~:~~T1USBtoPC03a.png]]~~

{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / USB / USB from Computer to Master}}

==== Setting USB from PC to Channel 4/5 ====

~~[[Image~~:~~T1USBtoPC03b.png]]~~

{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / USB / USB from Computer to Channel 4/5}}

~~And this is the result of sending T1® Channels 1 and 2 to~~ USB ~~LEFT and RIGHT~~

~~[[Image:T1USBtoPC04.png]]~~

~~Here is how you can send Master and Aux outputs~~ to ~~USB LEFT and RIGHT~~

~~[[Image:T1USBtoPC05.png]]~~

~~[[Image:T1USBtoPC06.png]]~~

~~[[Image:T1USBtoPC07.png]]~~

=== ~~Setting USB from Computer to Channel 4/5~~ ===

====Monitor input levels ====

{{~~:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / USB / USB from Computer to Channel 4/5~~}}

=== USB and Channel 4/5 Analog at the same time ===

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[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=3976055944&m=32110854&r=32110854#32110854 Source: ST discussion in the Forum]

=== ASIO ===

From Chuck-at-Bose

:I'd like to offer some clarification that may or may not help. Sound cards, including the T1, depend upon 'drivers' to do what they do. ASIO/WDM/MME aren't really drivers, but driver access protocols. ASIO usually results in the lowest amount of round-trip latency (all things being equal) because, unlike the others, it bypasses the operating system (e.g. Windows) kernel...

:FWIW, I have used the T1 very successfully for recording and playback with SONAR 8 PE on my PC using WDM and ASIO. I got the best results (lowest latency, fewest dropouts, etc.) using [http://www.asio4all.com/ ASIO4all]. Given the zillions of variables among hardware configs, operating systems, etc., your mileage may vary. I think it's worth stating that the T1 excels as an interface for an L1 system and though it happens to work great as a basic sound card (record/playback/re-amp, etc.), there are lots of soundcards out there that do more than these basics. Their value, in my experience, is commensurate with their price tag...

:'Hope this helps...

:Chuck <ref>Chuck-a-Bose in [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/867107664/m/169106451?r=898109191#898109191 2 t1s for stereo] in the Bose Message Board </ref>

== USB Controller (Master) / Controllee (Slave) ==

USB is structured to have a controller (called a Master, Type A connector, usually a computer) and a multitude of controllees (called slaves, Type-B or Mini-B connector, i.e. {{T1}}, Zoom H4, USB Sound Card, USB to Blutooth adapter, etc). The controllees cannot communicate with each other. A Bluetooth adaper and {{T1 nl}} are in that category they will not communicate unless one or the other makes a major hardware/software change and adds the capability to become a master.

— Adapted from [https://www.bosepro.community/g/portable/topic/interfacing-with-roland-vg-99?reply=18197182792231594#18197182792231594 this post by TRoberts]

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+[[File:USBAtoUSBB.jpg|link=https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=Belkin-F3U133-10-Hi-Speed-Cable-Feet|Order on Amazon]]
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 On the {{T1 nl}} you can decide where you want it. You can route it either to the master (e.g. when using the PC to play background tracks) or into channel 4/5 to process it to your hearts content.
+[[Image:USBtoPC1.png|right]]
 The {{T1}} can also send audio back to the PC. You can select what you want to send. It can be either channel (1,2,3,4/5) or Aux or Master. For example you can make a little submix on the AUX bus and record that with for example Windows Sound Recorder or [http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Audacity].
-=== USB from T1® to Computer ===
+Here is an excerpt from page 30 of the [http://www.bose.com/pdf/musicians/product_guides/t1_tonematch_audio_engine.pdfT1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine Owner's Guide]
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC01a.png]]
+=== USB from T1® to PC (Computer) ===
+#USB to PC<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC01a.png|450px]]
+#Factory settings, the default<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC02a.png|450px]]
+#Set output to Left<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC03a.png|450px]]
+#Set output to Right<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC03b.png|450px]]
+#This shows the result of sending T1® Channels 1 and 2 to USB LEFT and RIGHT<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC04.png|450px]]
+#Here is how you can send Master and Aux outputs to USB LEFT and RIGHT<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC05.png|450px]]
+#<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC06.png|450px]]
+#<br>[[Image:T1USBtoPC07.png|450px]]
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC02a.png]]
+=== USB from Computer ===
+==== USB from PC to Master ====
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC03a.png]]
+{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / USB / USB from Computer to Master}}
+==== Setting USB from PC to Channel 4/5 ====
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC03b.png]]
+{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / USB / USB from Computer to Channel 4/5}}
-And this is the result of sending T1® Channels 1 and 2 to USB LEFT and RIGHT
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC04.png]]
-Here is how you can send Master and Aux outputs to USB LEFT and RIGHT
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC05.png]]
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC06.png]]
-[[Image:T1USBtoPC07.png]]
-=== Setting USB from Computer to Channel 4/5 ===
+====Monitor input levels ====
-{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / USB / USB from Computer to Channel 4/5}}
+{{T1® Prefs Input Level}}
 === USB and Channel 4/5 Analog at the same time ===
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 [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=3976055944&m=32110854&r=32110854#32110854 Source: ST discussion in the Forum]
+=== ASIO ===
+From Chuck-at-Bose
+:I'd like to offer some clarification that may or may not help. Sound cards, including the T1, depend upon 'drivers' to do what they do. ASIO/WDM/MME aren't really drivers, but driver access protocols. ASIO usually results in the lowest amount of round-trip latency (all things being equal) because, unlike the others, it bypasses the operating system (e.g. Windows) kernel...
+:FWIW, I have used the T1 very successfully for recording and playback with SONAR 8 PE on my PC using WDM and ASIO. I got the best results (lowest latency, fewest dropouts, etc.) using [http://www.asio4all.com/ ASIO4all]. Given the zillions of variables among hardware configs, operating systems, etc., your mileage may vary. I think it's worth stating that the T1 excels as an interface for an L1 system and though it happens to work great as a basic sound card (record/playback/re-amp, etc.), there are lots of soundcards out there that do more than these basics. Their value, in my experience, is commensurate with their price tag...
+:'Hope this helps...
+:Chuck <ref>Chuck-a-Bose in [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/867107664/m/169106451?r=898109191#898109191 2 t1s for stereo] in the Bose Message Board </ref>
+== USB Controller (Master) / Controllee (Slave) ==
+USB is structured to have a controller (called a Master, Type A connector, usually a computer) and a multitude of controllees (called slaves, Type-B or Mini-B connector, i.e. {{T1}}, Zoom H4, USB Sound Card, USB to Blutooth adapter, etc). The controllees cannot communicate with each other. A Bluetooth adaper and {{T1 nl}} are in that category they will not communicate unless one or the other makes a major hardware/software change and adds the capability to become a master.
+&mdash;  Adapted from [https://www.bosepro.community/g/portable/topic/interfacing-with-roland-vg-99?reply=18197182792231594#18197182792231594 this post by TRoberts]
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