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Pyle Pro PMX462 3-Channel Audio Mixer with Built-In FX and USB Interface

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Pyle Pro PMX462 3-Channel Audio Mixer with Built-In FX and USB Interface
Key Features
  • Three Mic/Line Combo Jack Inputs
  • One XLR Sub Output with Dedicated Fader
  • USB and Bluetooth Tracking/Playback
  • Built-In FX with 16 Presets
The PMX462 3-Channel Audio Mixer with Built-In FX and USB Interface from Pyle Pro is a compact and easy-to-use analog mixer, which can also function as a USB interface—combine versatility with functionality for a wide range of uses ideally suited for DJs, amateur engineers, musicians, and performers. With connection options for computers, MP3 players, wireless Bluetooth devices, dynamic and condenser mics, as well as line input signals, the PMX462 is a flexible introductory mixer at an affordable price.
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what are the optimum settings for clean sound and ...

what are the optimum settings for clean sound and volume? I get confused between GAIN and LEVEL. Also should MASTER GAIN slides be set to upper levels?
Asked by: dave
The Pyle Pro PMX462 3-Channel Audio Mixer with Built-In FX and USB Interface is versatile and easy to use, and features a clearly labeled set of controls. The Gain controls on Channels 1, 2, and 3 are used to adjust the input gain level for individual devices connected to these channels. Likewise, the individual Level controls for these channels adjust the output level for that corresponding input channel. The Main level fader is a master control for the overall mix. The optimum settings for a clean sound will vary depending on the particular devices that are connected to the input channels. Each individual channel has its own red Peak LED indicator light next to the channel's Level control knob to show when the level for that channel is very high. Additionally, the 5-stage LED Level indicator panel provide a more detailed view with green, yellow, and red LEDs. For cleaner sounds, you will want to keep the levels within the green and yellow indicators and avoid peaking, where the indicators becoming red.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2022-11-28
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