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Sunday, 8 February 2009

Correction

Posted on 20:05 by Unknown
To readers of the Trainers on the road.

The previous post was corrected in the last paragraph. Please see the web site and check it.

"The only exceptions are the DM1000, DM2000, and 02R. On these units, the unity point is found at -18dBFS -14dBFS."


The unity point we are talking here is the internal signal level of consoles when the consoles output +4dBu (0VU). This is the reference level of most equipment we use. Which means, when you see -20dBFS on your output meter of your M7CL, the console outputs signal of +4dBu.
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