How do I connect the CM-15 via USB-C?
USB-C connection with the CM-15:
Direct USB-C advantages:
- Digital audio (no analog conversion loss)
- Power supplied by host device
- No additional interface needed
- Single cable solution
Connecting to computer: 1. Connect USB-C cable to CM-15 2. Connect other end to computer 3. CM-15 appears as audio input device 4. Select CM-15 in your recording software 5. Adjust input level in software
Connecting to mobile: 1. Use USB-C to USB-C cable 2. Or USB-C to Lightning adapter (iOS) 3. CM-15 appears as audio input 4. Works with voice memos, GarageBand, etc.
Connecting to TX-6: 1. USB-C cable between devices 2. TX-6 receives CM-15 audio digitally 3. Route to desired channel 4. Higher quality than analog connection
Connecting to TP-7: 1. USB-C cable to TP-7 2. Select USB input on TP-7 3. Record directly to TP-7 4. Clean digital signal path
USB audio settings:
- Sample rate depends on host device
- Typically 44.1kHz or 48kHz
- Bit depth set by recording software
- Latency managed by host
Troubleshooting:
- Not recognized? Try different USB-C cable
- No audio? Check input selection in software
- Weak signal? Adjust gain switch on CM-15
- Crackling? Check USB power delivery
Note: The CM-15 is class-compliant, meaning it works without special drivers on most devices.