|
Title: volume difference Post by: mkstylee on July 12, 2011, 08:27:54 PM hi guys ,on my OTS there's a lot of volume difference between the OD channel and the clean channel ,even if the clean volume and the OD level are set the same ,and to balance them up the clean has to be on say 2 o'clock and 9 o'clock on the OD channel is this normal??? i know there will be some differance but the unity gap seems quite wide.
Title: Re: volume difference Post by: T Wilcox on July 12, 2011, 08:53:07 PM Which model do you have again?
If its non HRM that is what the ratio knob is for. The volume ratio between clean and OD ;) between 12 and 3 oclock is where I set my volume knob and then with footpedal switch back and forth while using ratio to make both equal. Todd Title: Re: volume difference Post by: mkstylee on July 13, 2011, 09:52:38 PM hi it's a non HRM OTS 50w, all standard apart from the valves ,i thought the ratio was like the gain and the level was the uh !level of the drive please give me more info guys ,does the ratio adjust between the od and clean ,,sorry if you all know this stuff but we all gotta learn ,and mine didnt have a manual with it.
Title: Re: volume difference Post by: Kevster on July 13, 2011, 09:58:24 PM The basic manuals are available on the Ceriatone website....
Title: Re: volume difference Post by: T Wilcox on July 14, 2011, 02:55:52 AM hi it's a non HRM OTS 50w, all standard apart from the valves ,i thought the ratio was like the gain and the level was the uh !level of the drive please give me more info guys ,does the ratio adjust between the od and clean ,,sorry if you all know this stuff but we all gotta learn ,and mine didnt have a manual with it. Ratio is pretty much OD volume as compared to Clean it does not affect gain, level is more like your gain/OD level. Use it to match your OD with your clean and that's it. Todd Title: Re: volume difference Post by: boldaslove6789 on July 14, 2011, 04:06:15 AM If you aren't using a Dumbleator you'll want to turn the Ratio control up to about 1:00. Ratio is only a Ratio between the Clean and Overdrive, the Master will control both the Clean and Overdrive's overall Volume on a NON-HRM.
Try these settings: Preamp "Volume" (1st control to the left): 1:00 "T" "M" "B" controls to taste OD "Level": 11:00 OD "Ratio": 1:00 The Overdrive controls should look like this: \ / Master: (Set to the volume you wish) Try 8:00 - 9:00 "Presence" to taste ______________________________ If using a D-lator try these settings (same settings above with the Overdrive controls): "Master" (On Amp): 11:00 D-lator Settings: "Send" 12:00 "Return" 12:00 and the last control will now become your overall Master Volume. |