Hello all,
I’m trying to find a way to get the channel level output either via MIDI or some other mean. It would be great to have the levels output as a value of what the LEDs on the strips are displaying. Does anyone know how to accomplish that?
Thanks,
Alexander
I don’t know what you mean…
Much information on this site…
I think what Alexander is asking for is for the strip LED’s to show Post-Fade levels. Unfortunately, I’ve asked for the same thing, but the iLive (at present) can’t do this. It’s handy at times to see (visually) what your Post-Fade channel levels are: for example when balancing a 4-5 mics from a section (sax section, 4 part vocals, etc.) to make sure all parts are at equal level. It’s been discussed here:
https://community.allen-heath.com/forums/topic/input-metering-not-possible-post-fader
https://community.allen-heath.com/forums/topic/new-user
https://community.allen-heath.com/forums/topic/post-fade-channel-level
If A&H wanted to they could probably add it to the software. V1.94.001?
-Mark
Mix with your ears, not your eyes.
Guys; it’s not quite that easy. I do two different concert series in the summer- a total of 19 shows. Most of them are with groups I’ve never worked with before. If you have 4 people singing and one was slightly lower than the other three, could you figure out which one it was? What about a 5-piece sax section and the 2nd Alto was a little low compared to the other 4? Having some sort of Post-Fade level display is a real life saver in these situations.
I’m speaking from experience, as my previous board (Roland VM-7200- 2001 technology!) had this, and it was trivial to see at-a-glance how well the different instruments of a section were blending. I was actually surprised when I got my T-112 that it didn’t have this ability. If A&H could work it in somewhere (even iLive Editor or Mixpad) I’d be eternally grateful.
-Mark