Turn the Mixer knob on your AudioBox USB 96 all the way to the right (Playback). Turn the Mains knob on your AudioBox USB 96 all the way up. Turn the volume knob of your speakers all the way down. When recording, prevent feedback and bleed by turning the Mains knob all the way down and using headphones. TIP: Your headphones and speakers output the same audio, but have independent volume controls. Follow the steps below to calibrate your speakers with the AudioBox USB 96. If you optimize your speakers, you will be able to set how loud the speakers get and eliminate the possibility of way-too-loud playback (we have all been there). You will need to calibrate them with your AudioBox so that when you turn the interface’s Mains knob all the way up, your speakers will be at your desired maximum level. Each output can be adjusted independently by turning their respective knobs on the front of the interface. Click Sound, then select the PreSonus under the Input and Output tabs.Īudio comes out of your AudioBox’s Phones and Main Out jacks. Mac users: Click the Apple icon from the Menu Bar and select System Preferences. 
Locate and select the interface, click Set Default, then click OK to close the menu.
Windows (PC) users: Right-click the sound icon on the Windows taskbar, select Sounds, then click the Playback tab. Navigate to your OS sound settings and set it as the default input and output device. Connect the USB cable from the interface to your computer. If the interface isn’t being recognized, visit our guides for resolving audio interface issues on Mac and PC. This is especially true with hubs that do not use their own power adapter (passive hubs). Connecting to a USB hub may not provide enough power for your AudioBox. IMPORTANT: The AudioBox 96 is bus-powered, meaning it is powered solely by your computer. Follow these steps to select the AudioBox as your computer’s audio playback device. 
When using your interface with a DAW, make sure to select your AudioBox USB 96 from the Playback Engine or Audio Settings window.
have their own sound settings for selecting an audio device. DAWs like Pro Tools, Studio One, Ableton Live, etc. For most applications (not DAWs), this will be done from Sound Settings (Windows) or Sound Preferences (Mac).
To get sound in and out of your computer, your Presonus AudioBox must be selected as the operating system’s audio device. Connecting and configuring audio settings
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