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  • What is the S-4?
    • S-4 Overview
      • Technical Specifications
      • Hardware Interface
      • Display Interface
      • Data Structure
      • Power Specifications
    • What's New in 2.0
  • Projects & Tracks
    • Project Overview
      • Project Management
  • Track Overview
    • Track Management
    • Track Configuration
  • Devices
    • Device Overview
      • Device Slots & Navigation
      • Parameters and Action Buttons
    • Device Reference
      • DISC
      • TAPE
      • POLY
      • MOSAIC
      • RING
      • DEFORM
      • VAST
  • Modulation
    • Modulation Overview
      • Mapping Mode and the Modulation Source View
      • Applying Modulation
    • Modulator Reference
      • WAVE
      • RANDOM
      • FOLLOW
      • ADSR
  • Perform & Scene
    • Perform Overview
      • Creating Mappings
      • Renaming Perform Macros
    • Scene Overview
      • Launching Scenes
      • Chance, Rule and Chain
      • Locking Scenes
  • MIDI & Analog Sync
    • MIDI Connectivity
    • MIDI Config
    • Analog Sync
  • Miscellaneous
    • Mix View
    • Main Recording
    • Clearing & Resetting
    • Copying & Pasting
    • Temporary Control
    • Global Tempo
    • Sample Browser
    • Naming Editor
    • USB Audio Interface
    • Quantization Settings
    • Monitor Settings
  • System Management
    • USB Mass Storage Mode
    • Updating the S-4 OS
    • Connect External USB Drive
    • Adjust Display Brightness
    • Factory Reset
    • Recovery Mode
  • Appendix
    • Scales
    • CC Mapping and MIDI Note Reference
    • Config Options Reference
    • Acknowledgments & Contacts
    • User Guide Changelog
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  1. Miscellaneous

USB Audio Interface

By connecting the S-4 to through the USB-C to a computer running a DAW (Windows, macOS, or Linux), the S-4 can act as USB audio interface. The S-4 streams the individual stereo tracks and the main out through a 10 in/10 out USB audio connection. To access individual tracks in a DAW, follow the routing below:

Input
Output

TRACK 1

3/4

1/2

TRACK 2

5/6

3/4

TRACK 3

7/8

5/6

TRACK 4

9/10

7/8

MAIN OUT

1/2

9/10

Using S-4 as an audio interface with a computer is CPU intensive for the S-4. To avoid pops and clicks follow these guidelines:

  • Avoid sending many simultaneous notes to POLY

  • Avoid having high settings of SIZE in MOSAIC

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