1.1 Connect Hardware

1.1.1 Wired:

• Connect speakers to the computer's 3.5mm audio port.

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• Connect the speaker to the computer’s audio output port using an audio cable (such as an RCA cable).

    

• Plug the headphones into the computer's headphone jack.

Note: The computer's audio output is typically a 3.5mm jack. If your headphones use a 6.5mm or 2.5mm connector, you will need to purchase a compatible adapter.

1.1.2 Bluetooth (Windows):

• To enable Bluetooth pairing mode on the speaker/ headphones.
• Search for and connect the device in the computer's Bluetooth settings.
• Then set it as the default playback device in the "Sound Control Panel".

1.2 Check the system audio

Right-click on the volume icon in the computer taskbar → Select "Sound Settings" → Confirm that the output device is set to headphones/ speakers (not the system built-in speaker).

2. DAW Audio Routing

Configure your DAW's audio output correctly to ensure sound is played through your connected speakers or headphones instead of your computer's built-in speakers.

2.1 MacOS

2.1.1 Create an Aggregate Device

If your external speakers or headphones produce no sound, create an Aggregate Device in Audio MIDI Setup.

• Open Audio MIDI Setup.
• Click the "+" button in the lower-left corner and select Create Aggregate Device.
• Select your connected speakers or headphones as the output device.

2.1.2 Configure Your DAW

• Open your DAW's Audio Settings.
• Select the Aggregate Device you created as the audio output device.

2.2 Windows

2.2.1 Select the Audio Driver

• Open your DAW's Audio Settings.
• Set the Driver Mode to WASAPI.

2.2.2 Select the Output Device

• In the Output Device section, select your connected Bluetooth or wired speakers/headphones (for example, PreSonus HD10BT Stereo).
• Click Apply to save the settings.

3. Parameter Optimization

Optimizing your audio settings can help reduce latency, improve playback stability, and ensure the AeroBand Guitar performs smoothly with your DAW.

3.1 Buffer Size (Resolving Stuttering/ Latency)

Setting an appropriate buffer size can help balance latency and system performance.

• Recording: 128–256 samples (recommended for lower latency).
• Mixing: 512–1024 samples (recommended for improved CPU performance).

3.2 Signal Test

• After completing the setup, verify that the audio signal is being received correctly.
• Create an audio or instrument track in your DAW. 
• Play the AeroBand Guitar and check that the input or output level meters respond correctly.

4. Troubleshooting

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