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I am trying to read through this behemoth of the thread for how to use the mic and do the delay measurements but it is a slow process...
Has anyone indexed this thread or been following from the beginning and know if AND where some information about doing the delay measurements would be?
Much appreciated..
Has anyone indexed this thread or been following from the beginning and know if AND where some information about doing the delay measurements would be?
Much appreciated..
Maybe the source AVR is low on the signal output. Try something like a ART Cleanbox pro · DI Box with a gain boast to increase the output to input.Why would the "clip" led on the outputs illuminate when the input isn't clipping and I'm not using any EQ or gain?
hello, can I do the following:
connect my raspberry pi with DIGI+ AES to the input A of the DCX2496 and connect my Pre-Amp EMOTIVA XMC1 front speakers to input B & C,
and then send either A or B+C to the same outputs for my bi-amplified speakers,
Meaning: Input A (AES/EBU) to Output 1 (low) & 2 (high) left speaker and 5 (low) & 6 (high) right speaker
Input B&C (XLR/XLR) to Output 1 (low) & 2 (high) left speaker and 5 (low) & 6 (high) right speaker (same speakers)
this way, i would bypass the pre-amp for music, and use the pre-amp for HC on the same speakers
connect my raspberry pi with DIGI+ AES to the input A of the DCX2496 and connect my Pre-Amp EMOTIVA XMC1 front speakers to input B & C,
and then send either A or B+C to the same outputs for my bi-amplified speakers,
Meaning: Input A (AES/EBU) to Output 1 (low) & 2 (high) left speaker and 5 (low) & 6 (high) right speaker
Input B&C (XLR/XLR) to Output 1 (low) & 2 (high) left speaker and 5 (low) & 6 (high) right speaker (same speakers)
this way, i would bypass the pre-amp for music, and use the pre-amp for HC on the same speakers
Why would the "clip" led on the outputs illuminate when the input isn't clipping and I'm not using any EQ or gain?
Are you using any of the crossover functions while this happens?
No difference, but it shouldn't be, should it?
I think it shouldn't, but I'm not sure...
I was thinking of these images:
These spikes aren't in the input but are crossover artefacts...
Far less apparent than with LR2, but might be able to trigger the clipping LED (>0dB)
Any experts?
Those are just warning lights.
Professional DJ's run their gear into the clipping LEDs all the time.
Try to keep away from it if you can, it would be a shame to damage equipment.
If you experience any issues in the sound quality you could try to change from AES to SPDIF, it has a lower signal voltage.
Professional DJ's run their gear into the clipping LEDs all the time.
Try to keep away from it if you can, it would be a shame to damage equipment.
If you experience any issues in the sound quality you could try to change from AES to SPDIF, it has a lower signal voltage.
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