On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 04:58:40 -0000, fr0st003 <fr0st003@...> wrote: > I have to boost the signal quite alot to get to a acceptable recording > level. is this normal for most of you MD users? Nope! The Machinedrum is one of the loudest synthesizers I have. If I plug headphones into the headphone out, I can easily hurt myself. If you listen to my contest entry, that's how loud it is going straight into a MOTU 2408 mkII, not at full volume. I didn't use any noise reduction (or any other effects), so if you're getting more noise than I did, something is not right. (note: on some instruments, using AMD and AMF can make a persistent ringing noise. I don't know if this is a bug, or just how AM works) That said, there are lots of places you can inadvertently turn the MD down. Check those master FX - especially "gain" on the EQ. If you turn that down all the way, the MD doesn't make any noise. The DYN can also make the signal too quiet if misused. To check what the signal is like without DYN, turn "MIX" up all the way. Finally, of course, check the level and volume settings for the instrument, and the master volume. If all those are fine and it's still really quiet, check your cable, and then check the level with headphones. If it's STILL quiet, maybe you got really unlucky and somehow have a damaged MD. In that case the user group can't help you. -andr00
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Re: [elektron] Sorry if this has been asked(machinedrum output volume)
2004-11-02 by Andrew Denyes
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