S1 Pro Microphone vs Guitar Volume: Difference between revisions

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If you've got the microphone channel volume all the way up, you may be able to get a bit more by turning up the bass and treble.

When the channel LED light goes solid red, you have reached the maximum volume available for the channel. Adding a mixer between the microphone and the S1 Pro will not give you a louder, ~~clean~~ signal if it is already solid red. All you'll get is distortion.

When the channel LED light goes solid red, you have reached the maximum volume available for the channel. Adding a mixer between the microphone and the S1 Pro will not give you a louder, cleaner signal if it is already solid red. All you'll get is distortion.

If you have a microphone with relatively low sensitivity (e.g., Shure SM58), consider getting a microphone with a higher sensitivity. See [[Dynamic Microphones]] for a list.

Make sure you have the ToneMatch Preset switch set to MIC for the microphone and GUITAR for the guitar.

If you've maxed out your options with the microphone channel try turning down the guitar to get a better mix.

If you've maxed out your options with the microphone channel, try turning down the guitar to get a better mix.

====Impedance Matching Transformer ====

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 If you've got the microphone channel volume all the way up, you may be able to get a bit more by turning up the bass and treble.
-When the channel LED light goes solid red, you have reached the maximum volume available for the channel.  Adding a mixer between the microphone and the S1 Pro will not give you a louder, clean signal if it is already solid red. All you'll get is distortion.
+When the channel LED light goes solid red, you have reached the maximum volume available for the channel.  Adding a mixer between the microphone and the S1 Pro will not give you a louder, cleaner signal if it is already solid red. All you'll get is distortion.
+If you have a microphone with relatively low sensitivity (e.g., Shure SM58), consider getting a microphone with a higher sensitivity. See [[Dynamic Microphones]] for a list.
 Make sure you have the ToneMatch Preset switch set to MIC for the microphone and GUITAR for the guitar.
-If you've maxed out your options with the microphone channel try turning down the guitar to get a better mix.
+If you've maxed out your options with the microphone channel, try turning down the guitar to get a better mix.
 ====Impedance Matching Transformer ====