Owner`s manual

CONNECTIONS

Inputs

myMix has two balanced XLR/¼” combo input connectors for microphone (XLR) and line level (

¼”) signals. Before you connect anything to the inputs, make sure the gain control pots [14 and

15] are turned fully counter clockwise. Take your time to insure that you are connecting the

correct device output to the correct input as a mistake can result in a distorted signal or

additional hum and noise. See the back of the manual for technical specifications and connector

pin out.

Setting Input Gain

After you have made the proper connections to the inputs and turned the input gain knobs fully

counter-clockwise, it is time to adjust input gain. Play the source (instrument or microphone) at

the loudest level you anticipate it producing. Slowly turn the gain knob clockwise, watching the

respective channel LED for signal. As signal gain is brought up on the device you will see the

channel LED turn green. If you don't see the channel LED turn green, check your connection

and the output level of your source. Continue to bring up the gain until the LED starts to turn red

(clip), then slowly turn the gain knob counter clockwise until the LED no longer turns red. Repeat

this process for both channels.

Turning clockwise increases, turning counter

clockwise reduces the gain level.

NOTE: The gain setting is extremely important. While the mix you create with myMix is your

individual mix, the gain setting influences the signal for the entire system, as well as for

recording. In addition to the red LED on each unit, if an input gain is clipping the name of the

channel will flash red on all units, giving your band mates an opportunity to alert you to the

problem.

Outputs

The stereo mix you create on myMix is available on the headphone jack [16] and as a balanced

line level signal on the two ¼” phone jacks on the rear panel. [10 & 11]. The balanced outputs will

drive an external amplifier, a powered speaker or any other device that accepts a line level

signal.