What are you connecting to?
Also: What are your output settings? ("Master" button -> first page -> what does it say over your connected input?)
Try connecting them directly to the interface, as a first line of troubleshooting - "remove everything in between"
This. Also, check the cables are completely inserted... And try different ones as well
you might also want to switch the cables and see if the attenuation moves with them
I had the same problem when i plugged in my G-force into the effectloop. it was set to stereo. when i set it to mono, the r/l was leveled.
Funny. I've also been having this issue, but attributed it to the stereo effect of the "Master Stereo Output". At any rate, RME TotalMix shows me that the signals are at the same levels, though they don't appear to match coming out of the speaker. I wonder if one of them has blown up :s
Funny. I've also been having this issue, but attributed it to the stereo effect of the "Master Stereo Output". At any rate, RME TotalMix shows me that the signals are at the same levels, though they don't appear to match coming out of the speaker. I wonder if one of them has blown up :s
Easy to check. Swap the stereo L/R.
Another thing to try is to record L and R independently on mono tracks WITHOUT ANY EFFECTS POST-STACK - then flip the polarity on one of the mono tracks and adjust the level of that (or the other) to see if you can get them to perfectly cancel out. Tell us if it works and at which level difference.
