you should have your synths outputs at full as this will have the least amount of noise floor you use the mixer to bring down levels otherwise if you have to turn up mixer channels to get the correct level then you will add noise as you are amplifiying the lower sound always have it at full as the synth manufacturers have made it so it can play at full volumee with out distorting it
----- Original Message -----
From: gravkitty
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 11:47 PM
Subject: [AN1x] (Headphone/LineOuts) Confused as to why...
Official Question 1:
Why is the headphone output hotter than the actual line outs?
Official Question 2:
Are there any issues for prolonged use of the headphone outs for recording in a home studio scenario? I never push any synth beyond 3/4 max volume.
Is there some, not in the manual, aspect/reasoning behind this? I don't understand, it seems to me(IMHO), it should be the reverse. I suppose in a live sound application, the line outs would go to an amp/pa which would take care of the issue. I'm just a guy in the bedroom though.
I'm trying really hard to stay on track with FAWM.org, and I noticed something I recorded (using an1x, sh32 and an200) that the AN200 was way lighter than it should have been. This caused me to doubt all the cables and connections, so I rigorously unplugged everything. Found the best cables I have and ran thru all the equipment 'outs', all the mixer 'ins', in order to get a birds eye view on the situation.
I have the AN1X midi out to the AN-200 then SH-32(good combo for a broad expansive sound), My Pk-6 is just going straight into the mixer(Yamaha MG10/2). The an1x, an200 and sh32 are all going into there own channels. From there, to a recorder.
I gotta say, the action on the AN1X keyboard is so awesome, it gets my best vote (the Ion gets worst)
Sorry if this is rambling...
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
No virus found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
Version: 8.5.435 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2699 - Release Date: 02/20/10 07:34:00
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]