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You might need some Gatorade, to help rehydrate after all that nervous sweating! (sweaty-panicked-emoji)

If that doesn't fix it, it might be a hardware problem, like the big knob itself-- or perhaps something where the driver isn't configured right.

I wonder if you could test on a Mac somewhere, somehow-- to at least determine if it is a hardware issue.

...I was using the inputs, I just turned them down or up as a troubleshooting. However, I don't have anything connected to the inputs. The input monitor mix knob adjusts the balance you hear (either from headphones or monitor outs 1 & 2) between any sound coming from the inputs (fully countercl...

Probably safest to park it at noon, so you get a balance of input & playback (just for testing purposes).

Please be careful to answer MH's questions thoroughly. He'll help you get sorted if you do.

opus11 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 6:35 pm

stubbsonic wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 5:17 pm What is the position of the input/playback knob?

They are turned down.

Since you used the word "They", I'm going to make sure we're talking about the same thing.

What is the position of the input/playback knob? That's all I can think of.

Thanks, Mike. That's incredibly clarifying. Based on that info, I'll definitely get signal out of the keyboard via balanced TRS. As you said, I'll need some kind of isolation box. I ordinarily use the DI as a splitter (using thru to my monitor rig). Since most DI's have unbalanced inputs, I'll need ...

THANKS SO MUCH for this excellent "buyer's guide" I highly recommend steering clear of the Cordoba models. I had seen them recommended in more than one nylon guitar "nerd-site". But when I tried a few in stores, I wasn't impressed with the sound. The quality control seemed to cor...

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I also think it's useful to try out expensive (even very expensive) guitars. You can learn quite a bit about what kinds of sounds are possible. Sometimes the price is about how it's made and what it's made out of, perhaps more than a corresponding ratio of price to sound-quality. You learn more abou...

Tritonemusic wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 12:30 pm Sometimes, you just have to go nuts and see what happens.

So TRUE!!

Passive DIs are for keyboards etc. and work best with Instrument Level outs. I suspect that your keyboard has a Line Level Out instead. The Morley/Ebtech (same product sold under two names) Hum Eliminator is a 1:1 transformer. There will be a loss (darned physics!). Their LLS-2, however is a step-u...

I guess first, make a decision about how much you want to spend. When I was helping a couple students with this question, I did find a few helpful articles/reviews that ranked a few good choices. I've seen good values from Yamaha, Godin, and Cordoba. However, the reviews for Cordoba are pretty mixed...

bayswater wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 8:30 am

stubbsonic wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 8:21 am FWIW, the robot wasn't wrong (but the robot doesn't know it wasn't wrong). I'm nervous that I'm going to have to prove I'm a real boy.

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I cannot, even a little bit, tell if you are joking.

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