Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Following on from 'SiX - Connecting an audio interface. Part 1' where we highlighted some of the work-flow enhancing routing options for connecting SiX to your audio interface. In part 2 we guide you through gain structure and how this relates to the inputs on your audio interface.
Want to make sure you achieve the best signal to noise ratio and stop unwanted distortion / clipping? This one's for you.
(There are applications in mixing and mastering where you might want to 'slam the mix bus' or clip converters)
Following on from 'SiX - Connecting an audio interface. Part 1' where we highlighted some of the work-flow enhancing routing options for connecting SiX to your audio interface. In part 2 we guide you through gain structure and how this relates to the inputs on your audio interface.
Want to make sure you achieve the best signal to noise ratio and stop unwanted distortion / clipping? This one's for you.
(There are applications in mixing and mastering where you might want to 'slam the mix bus' or clip converters)
