Channel fader, Master section, Media input – Yorkville VGM14 Manuel d'utilisation

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17. Channel Fader

The Channel Fader control’s taper is expanded in the upper mid-slide area for precise volume

adjustments, it’s condensed at the extremes allowing you to increase (or decrease) the

audio level quickly. The audio signal sent after the Channel Fader goes to the channel EFX,

Aux (switch in the Post position), Media Output, and the Pan controls simultaneously.

Master Section

1. Media Input

The Media Input provides two

source connectors, RCA and USB.

The unbalanced RCA jacks accept

the typical audio signals from

CD-players, MP3 players or any

standard line level audio play-

back device. The USB input can

connect to the USB connector

on computers. The Media In level

control allows you to adjust the

incoming audio level for both the

RCA and USB inputs. If the Media

In Clip LED illuminates, turn the

Media In level down until the

LED doesn’t illuminate.

The audio from the Media In

level control goes directly to

the Main fader. Pressing the

Break switch will mute all of

the input channels except

for the Media In so that the

audio passing through the

Media Input can play when

the band is on “break.”

2. Media Output

(Record Output)

In traditional mixers, the

Record Out audio signal typical-

ly branches off after the Main

fader. This typically results in a

low-level record audio signal not allowing the audio level to be strong enough to reach

0 dB on your recording device level meters. Unlike traditional mixers, the VGM14 has

a separate audio buss connecting all of the input channels, Media In, and the Stereo

Return to the Media Output Level control. Using the Media Output Level control you can

set the record level for 0 dB on your recording device level meters for optimum head-

room and minimum noise.

A unique feature on the VGM14 is the Set Level LED. It helps solve a common problem

seen on other USB output mixers. Without this feature either have audio signals too low

(resulting in high audio noise), or audio signals too large resulting in clipping and harsh

digital noise. To use it turn up the Media Output level control until the green Set Level LED

starts flashing. As long as you do not have the Media Output Clip LED flash you have the

optimum level audio signal converted into a digital USB signal.

3. EFX Send Control

Audio signals from each channel EFX level control sum at the master EFX Send level con-

trol. Through the EFX Send control, audio signal is sent to the EFX Send phone jack on

the panel and is also routed to the internal digital effects generator.

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