By blessedaz
Sun Aug 05, 2007 6:23 am
All,
I've switched from quarter inch to digital out on my fantom to my digital in on my MPC. Since I did this the output on the fantom seems to be coming in very low on the MPC. Or Rather by the time the MPC outputs its sounds vs. the fantom sounds...the fantom sounds are much lighter. This is a pain in a butt when im tracking out beats...
Apparently the volume adjuster on the fantom only applies to the quarter inch outs cause turning the volume up and down doesn't work. It always comes into the MPC at the same level.
The mixer has a volume setting for Digital In's its at 100, but is there a way I can manually even out what's coming out of the MPC versus out of the Fantom. For example if i could turn MPC output to 80% and leave Fantom at 100% this would solve my issue.
Blessed
I've switched from quarter inch to digital out on my fantom to my digital in on my MPC. Since I did this the output on the fantom seems to be coming in very low on the MPC. Or Rather by the time the MPC outputs its sounds vs. the fantom sounds...the fantom sounds are much lighter. This is a pain in a butt when im tracking out beats...
Apparently the volume adjuster on the fantom only applies to the quarter inch outs cause turning the volume up and down doesn't work. It always comes into the MPC at the same level.
The mixer has a volume setting for Digital In's its at 100, but is there a way I can manually even out what's coming out of the MPC versus out of the Fantom. For example if i could turn MPC output to 80% and leave Fantom at 100% this would solve my issue.
Blessed
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