Hooking up my Octatrack mk2 to my A4mk2 and Rytm mk2 I have a few questions/issues I cannot resolve.
On all boxes I have created a blanc project.
my setup is like this:
Octatrack is the master
Analog4 main output to OT A/B input
Rytm main output to OT C/D input
Midi cable out from OT to in A4
Midi cable thru from A4 to in ARytm
On my Octatrack I have Track 1 as Thru machine from the A4
On my Octatrack I have Track 2 as Thru machine from the Rytm
No I have 2 question/issues:
The signal from the 2 tracks are not the same level on the OT as on their output.
I have dialed up the track Level, source level and Amp level, but it is still at a lower level.
When I pluin my headphone onto the A4 and Rytm, it is way louder.
Why is that?
All 3 boxes I have setup a new project. The funny thing is when I slide the performance slider on the OT
the Fine-Tune level on the Analog4 goes up… I cannot find out why this happens. Nothing have been setup to make a scene change.
A new thing; when I change the Track volume on the OT, the Osc1 Tuner on the A4 changes…
Thru tracks seem to drop the level quite a bit… More so than direct, pickup, or flex/buffer monitoring… I suggest leaving mixer gain alone but raise track level and crank amp vol to compensate.
I wouldn’t necessarily expect the headphone levels to match though, there’s more that can affect that… (OT phone balance/level, each units headphone rated output level/impedance).
By default OT is sending midi from the controls and AR/A4 are set to receive it. Set audio cc out in OT midi/control menu to internal instead of int+ext…
Hi @Open_Mike
I’m just answering #2 : OT crossfader sends CC48 midi message, corresponding to A4 fine tune. Disable CC send in Ot or CC receive in A4, or change midi channels…
For looping I need the same signal level coming out of the outputs as is coming in, unity gain.
For thru track I’ve found:
-Master volume: 19
-If using a master track: track level 127
-Thru: track level 127, amp vol +49
(Edit: I use main at 19 in order to be able to match volumes of different monitoring methods using their individual settings… Internal gain stage recommendations)