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Subject: Midiman_Delta Audiophile 2496
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Original Message 1/1 20-Apr-04 @ 12:50 AM - Midiman_Delta Audiophile 2496 [Link: M-audio - Delta Audiophile 2496]
just a question about the output level of this card.
iīm using active monitor speakers connected with a small control unit to hear what comes out of the two analogue outputs, but it seemīs quite low from the level it sends....
changing the outputlevel in the setup from "-10dbv " to "consumer" didnīt make any changes and everytime i tried to select "+ 4 dbu" the contol panel switches itself back to "consumer" automatically ( i saved my setting as preference each time )
the sound is quite good , but i have to turn my little monitor- mixer at least turn up to the middle to get a normal level of sound to work with..
-what does "consumer " mean ?
- why does the preference setting always return
to "consumer" ?
- is it normal that a cd-player connected to my
mixer is twice as loud as my logic output ( when main out from the program shows 0 db at the meter on the screen ?
thanx for helping me...
iīm using active monitor speakers connected with a small control unit to hear what comes out of the two analogue outputs, but it seemīs quite low from the level it sends....
changing the outputlevel in the setup from "-10dbv " to "consumer" didnīt make any changes and everytime i tried to select "+ 4 dbu" the contol panel switches itself back to "consumer" automatically ( i saved my setting as preference each time )
the sound is quite good , but i have to turn my little monitor- mixer at least turn up to the middle to get a normal level of sound to work with..
-what does "consumer " mean ?
- why does the preference setting always return
to "consumer" ?
- is it normal that a cd-player connected to my
mixer is twice as loud as my logic output ( when main out from the program shows 0 db at the meter on the screen ?
thanx for helping me...
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