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Hello
I just bought a set of Adam's A series speakers.
They sound fabulous !
The only problem is the sound is very loud and I am obliged to put the master in Logic to -30 db, but this volume for bouncing is too low
I have set all speakers to -12 db on the knob behind
Is there is a solution ?
Thanks in advance for your help
Cyril
This is my configuration :
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.0
I found the trick this morning in Logic, it was not obvious !
Look at this screen copy:
This could be a setting on your sound card. Usually, the outputs (and inputs) of a sound card can be switched via the corresponding control app (-10db/+4dB ...). Maybe you can set this on the speakers, too.
Hello YoyoBen
Thanks for your answer.
As said: I have set all speakers to -12 db on the knob behind
The Presonus Quantum 2626 does not have a volume control on the 8 outputs.
I have found a solution used to use the Soundcraft FX 16 II mixer that has 16 outputs, but it is another €900 to spend ! My wife is going to kill me LOL
It looks confusing because you've renamed the "St Out" (Stereo Out or Ch 1-2) to Master 1. While the Logic's (one and only) Master is the one on the left in your picture. Where are the other output channels in your self-created mixer-environment?
BTW, I'm a big fan of the Environment, but to create mixer-settings can become very inflexible. It's worth trying to work with the Mixer Window in a test project.
Hello YoyoBen
I do not remember renaming !
I am also a big fan of the Environnement.
But nowadays you do not need it much.
I few year ago I made Environnements for doing articulation changes made by Program changes, this with QLSO and VSL.
Being an Analyst programmer it was fun !
Now, at long last, it is included in Logic.
Using Adam's A series speakers
