Well i am about to turn on. I just wanted to know that nothing is going to blow before i do so lol
I am doing!, thanks GaryAt least skim the mixer manual before you fire it up.
good luck
Gary
Hmm... not sound at all yet. I see myself here for hours trying to sort it out... lots of funI am doing!, thanks Gary
Thanks, i have been reading the manual. The EQ seems to be working the monitors as i can hear it get louder when i increase the volume on the EQ but there are no sounds coming from the keyboards. I might have a few connections wrong between my montage as i have two leads coming from the Genos into the mixer but just a single Stereo Male to Dual 1/4HINT : Quick Start Guide...
Gary
Thank you Gary i will refer backAgain I refer you to this diagram.
Take note of the directional arrows for the signal paths.
Outputs always connect to inputs.
Gary
Ooh... thank you for that. This really is above me and im getting very confusedFirst thing I notice is that you have nothing plugged into the xlr outs or the 1/4" outputs on the mixer. No sound can reach your speakers then. Once that is connected, if you have your 1/4" outs from the Genos/Montage going into the mixer inputs like it looks like you do, here is what you should need to set to get sound out of it.
1. Level Gain for each stereo channel set to, say, 50%, turned up half way.
2. Main Volume (Red knob labeled "Level Stereo) set to, say, 50% (half way).
Make sure there isn't an input gain setting on the Ultragraph or something. Make sure the inputs are lined up too.
Thank you so much for your help!Like I said, uploading a video that should help right now. Should be ready in five minutes according to YouTube.
I put up another photo. Thank you Gary!From his photo's lack of detail I can't be sure what's connected to what on his mixer.
This is why I referred him to the Quick Start Guide and my diagram to check his hookups.
These connections are all clearly labeled but unreadable in his photo.
Gary
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