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Unless you're trying to get distortion for some reason or unless your sources are so hot that they clip at your DAW with the input gain at the bottom, you should generally leave the output gain all the way up and use the input gain to set the level.
If the input gain isn't fine-grained enough, you can set the input gain a little high and tone it down a little with the output gain; just remember that your lowest noise level occurs when you minimize the input gain level as much as possible without compromising the resulting level.
If the input gain isn't fine-grained enough, you can set the input gain a little high and tone it down a little with the output gain; just remember that your lowest noise level occurs when you minimize the input gain level as much as possible without compromising the resulting level.