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FAQ: iPad Channel Level Reduction

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RoadRanger:
The iPad channel is pretty hot - I tame it down about 10 db using the compressor on that channel with these settings:
Threshold: -80.0 db
Ratio: 1.2:1
Attack: 5.0 ms
Release: 500 ms
Gain: 0.0 db

Note that the channel meter shows the input before the compressor so won't show this reduction. You can "solo" the channel to see the output of the compressor and EQ :) .

robbocurry:
Must try that:)
Still hoping for the digital pad!

soundman:
Hey @all,

if you ues LivePlayback as a playback app together with the DL1608, you can reduce the output volume of LivePlayback --> reduce the input volume of the iPad Channel. By the way, it also has several additional nice features for live shows.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/liveplayback/id469746819?l=de&ls=1&mt=8

Cheers!
soundman

Harpman:
Seems like the reviews are okay for this app, but they are complaining about inconsistency (gap) between songs. What has been your experience with that? I've tried many apps that people have suggested on this forum. Like to idea of controlling the level, however not enough if I have other issues, especially gaps or inconsistent playback between tracks.

soundman:
Yes, between the tracks there is a gap. But if you don't want to play a whole playlist continuously it's no problem. I did not bother until now. I use it for all playback during live shows, especially musicals where you have to play some noises during theatre scenes.
Creating a playlist with music before the show starts is no problem. There you usually play songs with a defined start end end, so you won't worry about the gap between the songs.

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