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Product Type Audio Interface (Sound Card)
Brand Steinberg
Model Vertigo Strings
Inputs 2 x Combo XLR/TRS
Outputs 2 x TRS balanced
Sample Rate Up to 192 kHz
Bit Depth 24-bit
Connectivity USB 2.0
Power USB bus-powered
Dimensions 200 x 120 x 45 mm
Weight 0.5 kg
Main Functions Recording, playback, monitoring
Controls Gain knobs, phantom power switch
Headphone Output Yes, 1/4" jack
Compatibility Windows, macOS, iOS
Maintenance Wipe with a dry, soft cloth
Cleaning Avoid liquids and solvents
Safety Handle with care; avoid impacts
Spare Parts Not user-replaceable
General Info Low-latency operation, plug-and-play

Frequently Asked Questions - Vertigo Strings STEINBERG

How do I connect the Vertigo Strings to my computer?
Connect the USB cable to your computer and the device. It is plug-and-play for most systems. Install the latest driver from the Steinberg website for advanced features.
Does the Vertigo Strings work with an iPad?
Yes, it is compatible with iOS devices using a USB camera adapter or a powered USB hub. Ensure your iPad is running a compatible version of iOS.
How do I enable phantom power for a condenser microphone?
Locate the phantom power switch on the front panel and press it. The LED indicator will light up to confirm 48V is active. Only enable it when using condenser mics.
What is the maximum sample rate supported?
The Vertigo Strings supports sample rates up to 192 kHz with a bit depth of 24-bit, ensuring high-resolution audio recording and playback.
Can I use studio monitors with this soundcard?
Yes, connect your monitors to the balanced TRS outputs on the rear panel. Use balanced cables for the best noise rejection.
How can I reduce audio latency?
Lower the buffer size in your audio software driver settings. A smaller buffer reduces latency but may increase CPU load. Use the ASIO driver for best performance on Windows.
Is the device powered only via USB?
Yes, it is USB bus-powered. For stable operation with high-current needs, use a USB 2.0 port directly on your computer or a powered hub.
How do I update the drivers?
Visit the Steinberg support page, search for Vertigo Strings, and download the latest driver for your operating system. Run the installer and restart your computer if prompted.
What software is included with the device?
The package includes Steinberg Cubase AI for DAW production, plus VST instruments and effects. Check the quick start guide for download codes.
How should I clean the soundcard?
Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior. Do not use any liquids or sprays. Keep the connectors free of dust and debris.

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Brand : STEINBERG

Model : Vertigo Strings

Category : Soundcard