is to use a standard insert cable with the two 1/4 plugs inserted into a "Y" connector. If you set the channel trims for normal mixer operation, the insert points will have standardized signals on them. Those are your channel gain controls for the...

into > board, then run back out of the board via direct outs. Direct outs > run to stage box. I wouldnt recomend this as then your channel gain is controlling the level being sent to FOH, and any adjustments you make to your channel gain will affect...

monitoring rig. Yes, you could control this with the gain controls on the amp itself, but this is not really the purpose for those controls. A more elegant solution would be to get a rack-mount mixer (you can get these from Behringer, including a 1U version,...

by the audio, especially by the bass, whatever that might mean. It's surely not something clipping or 'peaking' anywhere in the chain. >Thanks a bunch. ----- Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Addendum - lowering the gain on the channels had no...

VU meters for Adobe Audition. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hi all, I wish Audition had a nice set of VU meters like that offered by vb-audio...one with real VU balistics. I would purchase the one from vb-audio, but I'm not sure I want to open...

card, all bets (for both gain and noise floor) are off. I suppose it's not out of the question to cascade two channels for more gain, but if you need that much gain, you probably really should have a mic with greater sensitivity or get closer to the tigers...

of each channel. A yellow Trim Set LED shows when the trim control is set for optimum performance for any microphone. A green Channel On LED proportionally indicates channel gain, allowing simple adjustment of the Threshold control (on the Automatic Control...

I'd like an 8 channel ad/da with gain control.. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Does anyone know of an 8 channel ad/da converter that offers gain control? I just recorded drums out of my Roland R-8 drum machine through my new digi 002 rack and came...

the channel gain knobs on the powered mixer set about halfway. This at least will allow me to see the meters respond properly and also get my channel gain pots more than 1mm away from the stops ! I am intrigued by Anahata's suggestion for using resistors...

channels using a single control and having tight > tracking? Ganged, rotary switched resistors not of interest. > I am having difficulty understanding the question exactly. It seems that you are asking about many ganged channels, all having their gains...