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Tips.
If you set the MultiMixer's gains too high for a
given input, you may encounter distortion or signal clip-
ping (red clipping LED stays solidly lit). This will surely
happen if you plug in a synthesizer with its channel gain
set to full volume and also set MultiMixer left and right
master level pots to full. If you hear any distortion try
reducing the keyboard output level. Your MultiMixer
should always sound clean and noise free.
MultiMixer 10 Description:
• Front – Headphones. 1/8" stereo jack. Plug your head-
phones in here. If you are using phones with a 1/4" jack
you will need an adaptor. You can also use the head-
phone jack as an auxiliary output.
• Top – 1-6 Gain. Adjustable gain levels for each individ-
ual input. These are true gain controls, not volume pots.
What this means is that the MultiMixer never amplifies
the signal more than necessary so the noise level is always
as low as possible (of course, if your sound source is noisy
the output will be too). The center detent position is
roughly unity gain. (Remember, the overall gain of chan-
nels 1 and 2 is set using the dip switches on the left side of
the MultiMixer)
• Top – 1-6 Pan. Controls where in the stereo image the
sound will appear. Adjustable from all the way left to all
the way right. The center detent position is equal mix
right and left.
• Top – Master Levels (Left and Right). Control the over
all left and right output levels. These pots also control
the level of the headphone output.
• Top – Power LED. Shows when MultiMixer6 is on.
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