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You do not want to normal the inputs and outputs from the compressor to 
each other. This will create a feedback loop.  Converting a half-normal 
module to a non-normaled module is sometimes as simple as rotating the  
module in the patch bay.  See the manual for your patch bay.   
 

Cables Needed: 

XLR Male to 

¼

” TRS Male 

(1)

 

XLR Female to 

¼

” TRS Male 

 

Steps: 

1.

 

 Patch from the bottom back jack on the patch bay module to an input 
on the MPIV using the 

¼

” TRS to XLR Male cable. 

 

2.

 

Patch to top jack of the patch bay module from an output of the Mic 
Pre One using the XLR Female to 

¼

” TRS cable. 

 

3.

 

Now you can patch into a mic pre from the front of the patch bay.  
Simply run a patch cable from your source microphone and into the 
bottom jack on the module and then run from the top jack on the 
module to wherever the signal needs to go. 

 

 

Содержание Mic Pre One

Страница 1: ...Daking Audio Daking Audio Mic Pre One Manual VERSION 1 0 Hendrik David Gideonse XIX 1 18 2010...

Страница 2: ...1 4 3 Line Input XLR or TRS 6 1 4 4 Line Output XLR 6 1 4 5 Power supply Connection 6 1 5 Front Panel 6 1 5 1 LED VU and Peak Meter 7 1 5 2 The HPF High Pass Filter Knob 7 1 5 3 The Gain Knob 8 1 5 4...

Страница 3: ...Daking 1 2 Quick Start Guide 1 2 1 Don t read the manual Most of you will already know how to use mic preamps perfectly well and might be even a little offended at the idea of reading the instruction...

Страница 4: ...requires phantom power push in the 48 Button to engage phantom power Patch out of the Output Jack of the same preamp to the line level input of your recording device using either a microphone XLR Fema...

Страница 5: ...XLR parts because the female plug fits into the male plug to join together The male XLR has 3 pins male pins inside the plug and the female XLR has three holes inside the plug female holes Check out t...

Страница 6: ...microphone level signal and definitely not a speaker level signal Plugging a speaker level signal into your Mic Pre IV may blow it up This signal is far too hot to work properly with your preamp 1 4...

Страница 7: ...en the VU meter is showing a much lower signal The peaks of an audio signal are much higher than the RMS of the audio signal NOTE While most VU meters are calibrated to 0dB VU 4dBu this meter is in fa...

Страница 8: ...er you have set your gain level appropriately start to turn the HPF knob clockwise until you can hear the low frequencies start to thin out in the audio Now back the knob off counter clockwise until y...

Страница 9: ...st engage the Button in order to use the front jack 1 5 5 Button This button switches the input of the mic pre to the front input and disengages the rear mic input 1 5 6 Pad Button The Pad button is a...

Страница 10: ...ic Pre One to Audio Interface or Mixer Basic Cables Needed 1 Microphone Type Cable Female XLR to Male XLR 1 Female XLR or Male TRS to Male TRS Balanced Cable Patch from the microphone to the mic input...

Страница 11: ...Male 1 XLR Female to TRS Male Steps 1 Patch from the bottom back jack on the patch bay module to an input on the MPIV using the TRS to XLR Male cable 2 Patch to top jack of the patch bay module from...

Страница 12: ...nuously Variable Gain Control for quick accurate recall 20 Segment vu Meter 20 to 25 23dB Peak indicator All relay switching w gold bi furcated contacts Switched 48 Volt Phantom power 20dB pad on mic...

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