Unbalanced Outs?!

samuraisam wrote:why are you using DI box's with an MPC? you shouldnt need one.

If you're fine with your setup - then don't use one.


For me it's better to use a DI with the MPC - to get a balanced signal.

Many pro engineers do it that way - and some don't.


For me it definitely makes a difference in sound - if it's used right.

And always remember - most of the times there is no right or wrong - it's just about what works.

And obviously - it seems that my suggestion helped him - sooo....



cheers

j.m check ur pms

j.m wrote:

samuraisam wrote:why are you using DI box's with an MPC? you shouldnt need one.

If you're fine with your setup - then don't use one.


For me it's better to use a DI with the MPC - to get a balanced signal.

Many pro engineers do it that way - and some don't.


For me it definitely makes a difference in sound - if it's used right.

And always remember - most of the times there is no right or wrong - it's just about what works.

And obviously - it seems that my suggestion helped him - sooo....



cheers

if you're not running 300 feet cable i honestly don't see the point.

I NOTICE WHEN RECORDING MPC TO LOGIC VIA DIGITAL OUTPUT THAT IT DEGRADES SLIGHTLY. THIS IS VIA A DELTA 66- SURELY THAT SHOULD'NT HAPPEN?

mstrpig wrote:I NOTICE WHEN RECORDING MPC TO LOGIC VIA DIGITAL OUTPUT THAT IT DEGRADES SLIGHTLY. THIS IS VIA A DELTA 66- SURELY THAT SHOULD'NT HAPPEN?

define degrades.


what have you set the output volume to in the other screen? try increasing/decreasing.