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  1. Ok I have never selected the show faders section before. Maybe that is the problem I will try that out and report back. I am hoping all the trim levels etc are right as I did the analyse part on each Mic and Instrument when setting up and saved them all. As I said before. We are really happy with the sound. This is myh only issue at the moment. So I will try it out later on or tomorrow. Many thanks Si Watts and Silverhead Cheers Rob
  2. So if that is the case shouldn't the monitor Mix be the same as the Main mix with regards to levels etc. And then I don't understand why the monitor Is quiet
  3. Thanks for the reply. Maybe I am not understanding you correctly but this is copied from the manual Linked/Unlinked Buttons When a channel is in Linked mode, channel level is displayed along with monitor level, and the two levels maintain their relative settings when channel level is adjusted. When a channel is in Unlinked mode, its monitor level is independent of its channel level, so when its monitor level is set to a particular value, that setting won’t change when you increase or decrease its channel level. An easy way to think of the Linked/Unlinked concept is that Linked is post-fader and Unlinked is pre-fader. In other words, when a channel is Linked, its monitor level is relative to its channel level, so a baseline monitor mix can easily be established, since it will be the same as the main mix. Incremental adjustments can then be made quickly, i.e. just turn up the vocals a little more, and the monitor mix will replicate the main mix. Most input channels are in Linked mode by default, but channels such as guitar amps, that are usually loud on stage, default to Unlinked mode. I apologise if these are stupid questions and I appreciate the replys
  4. Hi thank you firstly for the reply, I will try to explain how I have it set up. Firstly The monitors are connected via the group of four monitor outs, they are not L6 Monitors. However when I plug them in the preset that comes up is of a picture of a monitor with Line 6 (does this mean anything) 1) So at the moment all of the individual channels are linked to the monitor so I assume that they should all be the same gain as the feed going into the mains 2) The overall output of the monitor channel is most of the way up past the 0.0db 3) the gain setting on the monitor speaker is right the way up Now I know if I plug them into the mains speaker output the volume would be far too loud, but it doesn't appear to be anywhere near what it should. Now I am not saying the monitor level wont be enough but it is touch and go I would say. And I would have thought I could go a lot louder.
  5. Hi, I have recently purchased the M20d and have really not had any problem setting it up and getting a very good sound. The only Issue I have is the Monitor volume doesn't appear to go very high. I have plugged the monitors into the mains out and the volume is fine then using all the same cables etc. So it has to be something on the stagescape side. I want to know is it supposed to be like this, or am I doing something wrong or is there a slight fault on the Mixer. Any answers would be much appreciated as we have a gig tomorrow. many thanks
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