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"When the stereo master overloads on my mixer, I pull down the master fader and that's no longer a problem !" |
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"When the stereo master overloads on my mixer, I pull down the master fader and that's no longer a problem !" |
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Because the summing amp of the master bus on any mixer, where almost every signal in every channel meet, is located BEFORE the master fader. We can compare its purpose to that of a funnel. If there's too much water pressure on top, it will overflow, even if you fiddle with a faucet located below it, it won't solve the problem. If the master signal is overloading, lowering the master fader will only produce... an overloaded signal, at a lower level. Way to go !
Source of the blooper : I don't remember, but I'm sure it's happening in at least 3 studios somewhere in the world as you're reading these lines.
