Do you mean to say it works fine from the right side master out?
If not, how have you placed the monitor on stage? If it's pointed towards the vocal mics that will be prone to feedback.
If moving the cab doesn't do the trick, usual suspects are lowering the gain and stage volume (teach your drummer not to hit so hard :D).
which output signal do you have routed to master l r
and to monitor out
Do you mean to say it works fine from the right side master out?
If not, how have you placed the monitor on stage? If it's pointed towards the vocal mics that will be prone to feedback.
If moving the cab doesn't do the trick, usual suspects are lowering the gain and stage volume (teach your drummer not to hit so hard :D).
It feedbacks the same from both left and right outs. Have gigs this weekend so will try moving the cab and and stage volume to better choices
which output signal do you have routed to master l r
and to monitor out
I have the master mono set to them.
Thanks for the replies guys.
If I remember correctly it started happening after the last update so will try the new update and see
Is it only with single coil pickups and/or when you're in close proximity to the speaker?
High gain sounds or clean/low-gain sounds?
What volumes does it scream?
Hi,
Make sure your output level is not too high. -15 Db should be adequate for sending signal direct to a PA.
Cheers
Pre-Amp
Or perhaps there is some internal routing with the pa sending the signal back to itself....?
