yes, it appears as if the switch was wired in reverse since depressing the button (-10dbv) actually adds gain to the signal. so, it is working in reverse. the way i have it set right now is the only way that it won't clip the meters on my mixer:
-10dbv out of soundcard
+4 line in from soundcard...
Behringer UB1622FX-PRO
No, when engaging the +4 switch, it applys significant gain to the signal, not reduction. The meter increases to +4 when PFL'd.
That's true.
it's way beyond +10. that's the highest reading on my meter before the clip lights, which are constantly on as long as i satisfy the following conditions:
1. line in set to +4
2. sound card out set to +4
if i set the soundcard and my mixer for -10, the meter reads fine, although something is...
i'm plugging the sound card outputs in to a stereo line input in my mixer (channels 9/10), which has a -10/+4 switch at the top, no trim knob.
i recognize your icon from a picture i saw on an ebay ad for an alesis dm5!
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