Belkin TuneStudio User Manual page 14

You can use your TuneStudio's controls to fine-tune and monitor your recordings.
Control
Gain
7
(Channels 1 and 2)
High, Mid, Low EQs
8
(Channels 1-4)
Pan
9
(Channels 1 and 2)
Balance
10
(Channels 3 and 4)
Level
11
(Channels 1–4)
iPod Playback
12
13 uSB input Level
description
The gain control determines how much of the source signal is sent to
the rest of the mix. If the gain is too high, the sound will be distorted. If
the gain is too low, background hiss may be more noticeable.
You can add up to 60 dB of gain to the XLR inputs and 40 dB of gain
to the 1/4" TRS inputs.
The high, mid, and low equalizers ("EQs") can be used to increase
("boost") or decrease ("cut") the volume by up to 12 dB. The EQ
settings can have a dramatic effect, so use them carefully.
High EQ (12kHz)
The high EQ can be increased to add crispness to cymbals, vocals,
and string instruments or decreased to reduce microphone hiss.
Mid EQ (2.5kHz)
The mid EQ can be increased to make guitars, bass guitars, and
pianos stronger or decreased to soften vocals.
Low EQ (80Hz)
The low EQ can be increased to add warmth to vocals or horns or
extra punch to synthesizers, guitars, and drums. Decreasing the low
EQ can reduce hum and add clarity to bass instruments.
See "Equalizing (EQ) Tips" on page 19 for more information.
The pan control can be used to move a mono input to the left or right
in the stereo spectrum.
The balance control can be used to control which part of a stereo
input signal (left or right) is louder than the other. If a mono source is
connected to input 3, then the balance control works like the pan control.
The level control specifies how much of the source signal is sent to
the mix. In the leftmost position, the volume is muted. In the rightmost
position, the volume is increased by 15 dB.
The iPod playback control sets the volume when listening to your iPod.
In the leftmost position, the volume is muted. In the rightmost position,
the volume is increased by 15 dB.
The USB level control specifies how much of the signal is sent to the
mix. In the leftmost position, the signal is not sent to the mix. In the
rightmost position, the signal is increased by 15 dB.
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