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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 3:39pm

Is there a master volume specifically for spdif?

First time ive used spdif with my kemper today and Im finding my spdif volume is very high (clipping) unless i keep the kemper volume on no 1. The master volume does nothing. i must be having a blonde moment. Where is the master spdiff level?

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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 3:49pm

Already discussed before, Chris.

The way to control the s/pdif volume is either through your DAW's or your audio interface's volume controls.

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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 3:56pm

The master volume dial did affect the SPDif output prior to FW 1.0.7.

Since FW 1.0.7. this has been disabled.
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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 4:00pm

The master volume dial did affect the SPDif output prior to FW 1.0.7.

Since FW 1.0.7. this has been disabled.


Correct, thanks for the clarification, Chrs! :thumbup:

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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 4:04pm

Already discussed before, Chris.

The way to control the s/pdif volume is either through your DAW's or your audio interface's volume controls.
Thanks for the info :)

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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 4:05pm

The master volume dial did affect the SPDif output prior to FW 1.0.7.

Since FW 1.0.7. this has been disabled.
I wonder why they disabled it?

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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 4:17pm

I wonder why they disabled it?
The analog outs deliver a much hotter signal than the digital out. You would have to max out the MV on the S/Pdif out and the signal was still not as loud as the analog outs with the MV on half. So basically, people were asking for an independent/separate volume control. Most of us were keeping the MV on max when using the S/PDif out anyway - that's why they disabled it.
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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 4:26pm

But I'm with you on this, Chris. I'd prefer an independent volume control for the digital out rather than having it disabled.
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Saturday, April 14th 2012, 4:27pm

I wonder why they disabled it?
The analog outs deliver a much hotter signal than the digital out. You would have to max out the MV on the S/Pdif out and the signal was still not as loud as the analog outs with the MV on half. So basically, people were asking for an independent/separate volume control. Most of us were keeping the MV on max when using the S/PDif out anyway - that's why they disabled it.
That makes sense. Ive lowered it from my soundcard now and its all working well :P

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Monday, April 16th 2012, 6:24pm

How can the XLRs have more output than the SPDIF? I don't understand how this can technically be?

However I was getting clipping with 1.07 beta and using SPDIF with some profiles with hot levels. I could turn the amp volumes down but that is not really working for me since I am a flipper.

Glad 1.08 has master vol working.

[edit] I loaded 1.08 and master vol is NOT working actually..

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "mikeb" (Apr 17th 2012, 3:49am)