Volume slider for booth #45

nPrevail commented 2024年10月17日 21:37:52 +02:00

v0.7.1

Volume slider for the booth output is missing in the interface.

v0.7.1 Volume slider for the booth output is missing in the interface.

obsoleszenz commented 2024年10月17日 23:42:02 +02:00

Is this a feature people want? Never saw a volume fader for the booth output, only a gain.

Is this a feature people want? Never saw a volume fader for the booth output, only a gain.

nPrevail commented 2024年10月18日 00:29:28 +02:00

As I look at pictures of the Model 1.4, it too doesn't have a volume fader.

However, I do find it useful for there to be a volume fader and a gain knob for both outputs. The volume fader would show me the ideal "maximum" level I can play music whereas the main/booth's gain knob allows me to lower/raise the overall output. Volume fader would allow me to play at my preferred "maximum volume," regardless of where my gain knob is pointing. Almost like a "limiter" that prevents you from surpassing a certain dB level (assuming all channels are at 12 o clock).

This could be useful if I'm playing at a venue where they want the music to be in the background, a1

Not that it would ever be recommended, but if someone wanted to boost the main/booth output, they can do so with the Main/booth's gain knob. If they had to cut all the sound immediately, and bring it back up to my desired "maximum level," I think this is where the "Volume fader" can assist both main and booth.

As I look at pictures of the Model 1.4, it too doesn't have a volume fader. However, I do find it useful for there to be a volume fader and a gain knob for both outputs. The volume fader would show me the ideal "maximum" level I can play music whereas the main/booth's gain knob allows me to lower/raise the overall output. Volume fader would allow me to play at my preferred "maximum volume," regardless of where my gain knob is pointing. Almost like a "limiter" that prevents you from surpassing a certain dB level (assuming all channels are at 12 o clock). This could be useful if I'm playing at a venue where they want the music to be in the background, a1 Not that it would ever be recommended, but if someone wanted to boost the main/booth output, they can do so with the Main/booth's gain knob. If they had to cut all the sound immediately, and bring it back up to my desired "maximum level," I think this is where the "Volume fader" can assist both main and booth.