Mono to Stereo
Mono IN and Stereo OUT with a parallel buffer. There’s no limit to what you do with your signal. Now you can experiment with stereo effects from a single channel input signal.
SOFTWARE WE’VE TRIED AND LOVE
Audio | 1-in / 2-out audio interface with 16-bit Delta-Sigma ADC and DAC (ADC: 48 kHz – DAC: 48 kHz), 44,1kHz / 48kHz sample rate audio quality
• ADC: THD+N = 0.01% / SNR=89dB / Dynamic Range = 89 dB High signal – Noise relation SNR = 96 dB Buffered bypass |
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Connectors | Input: 1/4” high-quality buffered input with 120dB of dynamic range (mic compatible with a XLR-jack adaptor)
Output: 1/4” pro grade stereo outputs for connecting to studio monitors, D.I.s, P.A. system, pedals, amps, etc |
Interface | USB 2.0 compatible with iOS, Android, Mac and PC |
MIDI | Compatible with Jam Origin MIDI Guitar |
Unboxed Weight | 0.149kg / 0.328lbs |
Unboxed Dimensions | L – 9.2cm/3.62″ x W – 3.7cm/1.45″ x H – 4.8cm/1.88″ (inc. switch) |
Power | Powered by 9V DC (not powered by USB) 9v power supply center negative with 500mA max |
Compatible with any analogue instrument
Use an artillery of pedals (optional)
9V DC power adapter (not included)
Connect the Teleport to any smart phone, tablet, PC/Mac/Laptop to use with your favourite digital audio workstation (DAW) or VST/AU plugins or Apps
Footswitch
USB Bypass
(Blue light off when bypassed)
The OMEC Teleport features two outputs. Connect to any amplifier or mixing desk, or both.
Click on the questions to show answers.
My computer doesn’t recognize the device.
No audio through my speakers/headphones, but my digital audio workstation (DAW) is displaying as receiving an audio signal.
I can’t get any input from my Teleport?
Can I use Teleport in a live performance situation?
Yes. You are able to use the Teleport as part of your pedalboard arsenal with the optional extra of using virtual effects via the Teleport’s USB functionality.
How to setup a Windows 8 / 8.1 / 10 device
Note: If you are using the ASIO4ALL driver (see below), before you open the ASIO4ALL control panel, use the steps above to make sure USB AUDIO CODEC is not selected as the default device. If you want to play your computer’s audio through USB AUDIO CODEC after you close your DAW, you may need to repeat the steps above to reselect it as the default device.
IMPORTANT: Your computer comes with generic drivers, but they’re not always the best for audio. The ASIO4ALL driver is optimised for audio and runs smoother than a generic driver. If you experience too much latency after adjusting your software latency settings, we recommend the free ASIO4ALL (Audio Stream Input/Output) driver for Windows at www.asio4all.org. ASIO drivers generally perform better and with lower latency since they create a more efficient communication between audio devices and software.
To download and install ASIO4ALL:
To set up ASIO4ALL with your DAW:
Note: You can select OMEC Teleport as your default device in the ASIO4ALL control panel only if it is not selected as your Windows default device.
How to setup a Windows 7 device.
Note: If you are using the ASIO4ALL driver (see below), before you open the ASIO4ALL control panel, use the steps above to make sure USB AUDIO CODEC is not selected as the default device. If you want to play your computer’s audio through USB AUDIO CODEC after you close your DAW, you may need to repeat the steps above to reselect it as the default device.
IMPORTANT: Your computer comes with generic drivers, but they’re not always the best for audio. The ASIO4ALL driver is optimised for audio and runs smoother than a generic driver. If you experience too much latency after adjusting your software latency settings, we recommend the free ASIO4ALL (Audio Stream Input/Output) driver for Windows at www.asio4all.org. ASIO drivers generally perform better and with lower latency since they create a more efficient communication between audio devices and software.
To download and install ASIO4ALL:
To set up ASIO4ALL with your DAW:
Note: You can select OMEC Teleport as your default device in the ASIO4ALL control panel only if it is not selected as your Windows default device.
How to setup on Mac OS X
How do I set up Pro Tools
Android
Android: Supports any Android device running Android 4.2 or later that supports USB/OTG mode. (OTG adapter not included).
Note: Supports any Android device running Android 4.2 or later that supports USB/OTG mode. (OTG adapter not included).
iOS
Note: Supports devices running iOS 6 or later with lightning port. (Camera Kit adapter not included).
Experiencing pops/clicks, ‘glitchy’ audio (latency)
If you are experiencing pops/clicks, ‘glitchy’ audio or device disconnections this can be caused by latency. A common cause of latency is out of date device drivers and Windows processes that are not optimised correctly. Many processes/drivers are involved in streaming audio and many other process/drivers can cause interruptions in the audio stream. DPC (Deferred Procedure Call) is the operation that Windows uses to assign a priority to processes/drivers that run simultaneously in the system. If these are not assigned a high enough priority then various issues can occur as the audio will not be streamed correctly in ‘real-time’.
To help resolve these issues and analyse whether DPC latency is the cause of these issues, you can run the following software tool: http://www.resplendence.com/download/LatencyMon.exe (Windows 7 or later).
To run the tool, click the Play button and then play audio from any application through the OMEC Teleport for a couple of minutes. If there are any problems the reporting text will be black/red and the drivers/processes that are the cause of the problem will be displayed.
In order to help resolve DPC latency issues it is recommended that you ensure that your version of Windows is fully up to date. You can update Windows by the following steps:
Windows 7: Go to Start > Programs > Windows Update > click ‘Check for updates’
Windows 8/8.1: Go to Control Panel > Windows Update > click ‘Check for updates’
Windows 10: Click the Windows icon in the bottom left corner of the screen > Settings > Updates and Security.
Other common problematic areas are:
To narrow down which device is the culprit you can try disabling the above components in Control Panel > Device Manager (only disable your graphics card if you have on-board graphics in addition to the graphics card) and then run the DPC test again.
System Requirements
How to unlock the MIDI features of the Teleport.
The Teleport can be used to convert your guitars audio signal into MIDI information. Orange recommends using Jam Origin’s MIDI guitar 2, this can be downloaded to Windows, Mac or iOS.
This video shows how Jam Origin’s Midi guitar can be used with ROLI Seaboard 5D to create studio quality synth sounds into your guitar rig.
WARNING: Permanent hearing loss may occur if earbuds or headphones are used at high volume. You can adapt over time to a higher volume of sound, which may sound normal but can be damaging to your hearing. Set your device volume to a safe level before that happens. If you experience ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use of earbuds or headphones with your device.
Each OMEC Teleport includes a completely FREE copy of Amplitube CS Edition software. To get your code, just follow the following simple steps:
Register your OMEC Teleport by clicking the button below and completing the short form.
Check your inbox for your unique activation code.
Head over to the IK Multimedia website and download the installation manager. Activate your code and you’re ready to create.
Each OMEC Teleport includes a 3 months trial of Deplike
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