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Fellow JP8000 Owners (pg. 3)
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by studiobob
or, instead of trying to turn everything up louder, why not turn the rest of your levels down to match it. :0)
to the guy who mentioned headroom. this way gives you more of it :) |
I don't really want to be mixing at -20dB, I'll barely be able to hear anything accurately! |
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| studiobob |
| would you not record the audio off the jp prior to mixing anyway? once your happy with the sound, record then normalise. then mix it in wih the rest of the track. |
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by studiobob
would you not record the audio off the jp prior to mixing anyway? once your happy with the sound, record then normalise. then mix it in wih the rest of the track. |
I prefer to have everything sitting how I want it before freezing tracks off. Results in less work afterwards, and you know for certain whether it fits or not in the first place |
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| studiobob |
| then you want to grab a external mixer. mackie do good 4-8 channel ones which that expensive. preamps on em are pretty good as well. give that extra gain level plus eq before recording |
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| Borbus |
| Virus uses +4dBu line level, maybe the JP-8080 uses more like a consumer level line output? Can you adjust the line level on your audio interface? I know on my M-Audio 1010 I can adjust the level of the inputs individually to between +4dBu (professional) or -10dBv (consumer). |
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| dannib |
| quote: | | You can use the Virus external inputs to boost the JP`s volume, and even better you can then set the virus external inputs (direct through) to go through the synth at any time, meaning you can use both at the same time! |
This will reduce the quality though. I am sure the virus pre-amp is not going to be of a good quality. A decent stereo pre-amp will cost more than the virus synth itself. |
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| Luke Terry |
Like I said above, adjusting the input volume in the M-Audio panel pans the signal pretty hard to the right, and the quality is significantly worse.
I'm running it through my Virus for now but a mixer is going to be the answer. Studiobob have you had any personal experience with the Mackie mixers? They seem to be pretty much exactly what I need from what I've read on the net-shops |
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| Subtle |
| quote: | Originally posted by dannib
This will reduce the quality though. I am sure the virus pre-amp is not going to be of a good quality. A decent stereo pre-amp will cost more than the virus synth itself. |
There is the pros and cons right there. However the amount of things you can do too further shape the sounds using the virus filters and effects is cool as well. I have a Moog connected to the inputs and i can say that the delay is amazing. |
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| studiobob |
yeah ive got the 32 channel version, does the job nicely. i think they use the same pres in the smaller desks.
have a look on www.myspace.com/iainsanderson if you want a look at my setup :D |
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by studiobob
yeah ive got the 32 channel version, does the job nicely. i think they use the same pres in the smaller desks.
have a look on www.myspace.com/iainsanderson if you want a look at my setup :D |
Very nice, think I'll go and have a look at a few mixers tomorrow |
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| No Left Turn |
| quote: | Originally posted by Borbus
Virus uses +4dBu line level, maybe the JP-8080 uses more like a consumer level line output? Can you adjust the line level on your audio interface? I know on my M-Audio 1010 I can adjust the level of the inputs individually to between +4dBu (professional) or -10dBv (consumer). |
Luke, I think in the Delta 44 control panel, you can change the input type/level between +4 and -10. Check either the Hardware or Input tabs for that option. |
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by No Left Turn
Luke, I think in the Delta 44 control panel, you can change the input type/level between +4 and -10. Check either the Hardware or Input tabs for that option. |
You can, but as I said before it pans the signal considerably to the right :( |
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