i have an 1824c and just wondering where unity gain really is on the pods...
tracking an artist through my 6176 i find i have the pod almost directly in the middle number to have great levels. im use to interfaces that dont need to adjust for line. i just want to be sure im getting correct levels or if i may need to turn the 6176 up. currently have the gain at +5 with the level at 6.5, input of the 1176 at 6 and output right at 5 but going through the 1824 fresh out the box the levels were non existent so i had to turn the line 3 pod up let me know thanks |
Only if the gain pots have a linear taper. If they are logarithmic then 12 noon will not be unity gain.
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SwitchBack wroteOr the other way around Nope. Linear taper pot 50% will be 50% of the way through - halfway between -20 and +20 on the dial. To get to 50% on a log (or audio or A) taper pot you need to be around 2/3 of the way up or so... roughly. http://www.resistorguide.com/potentiometer-taper/ |
darrenporter1 wroteSwitchBack wroteOr the other way around Yes, only, dBs are logarithmic. So for a 'linear' dB scale (e.g.-20dB to +20dB with 0dB in the middle) you need a logarithmic / audio taper pot. http://www.resistorguide.com/potentiometer-taper/ (a little further down) |
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