On 01.09.2006, at 17:03, Fred Dreams wrote: > Peter my mixer and Motu leds match but when I see the signal almost > clipping on the mixer and then a very tiny waveform in Logic I am > wondering if there's a problem of not. If that means that peak alarm on the mixer and on the Motu results in a weak signal in Logic than it is not a normal situation. What Maurits told about relatively low levels applies to a well working record chain but your chain seem to lose a couple of dB's somewhere. What if you plug a mic directly into the Motu? Same result? I don't know that interface but the website says that there is a mixer software included. Does CueMix show you the output level and is it considerably lower then what you feed? You have probably a misconfiguration there - unnecessary routing with weird panning, wrong phase switching or something like that which eats up your level? Try to set the complete CueMix to a neutral status with no routing at all. There might be a reset function. If the situation does not change switch the input from +4 to -10 db or vice versa, whatever applies. Something is supposed to change, hopefully into the right direction ... > One more question: should I rather use +4 or -10dB? +4 dB if you have the choice. But you don't have always a choice because you have to match the levels of the connected devices. ___ Peter Ostry