


I just wants to get little more level in Hi-hat..
does anyone know how to mod level ?
i think every sounds passing through 1k resistors at the end (out-put)
so if i put bigger value of resistor instead 1k, it will work ??
Thanks !
I don't think so.metel909 wrote:
if i put bigger value of resistor instead 1k, it will work ??
electrosymphony wrote:I don't think so.metel909 wrote:
if i put bigger value of resistor instead 1k, it will work ??
If I'm right it is a classic low-pass filter inverting cell opamp.The transfert function equation is -(Z2/Z1) where Z2 is ((C83 serial (xVR8)) // (C82) // (R161)) and Z1 is R162. You could increase R161 to get more gain but this may affect the cut off frequency you'll have to compute the new value for C82 if you want to keep the same as before. The easiest is to lower R162 and you will be able get more gain.
Awaiting confirmation.
No if you talk in dB. Gain of amplifier in dB is 20*log(Vout/Vin).almost 3 times smaller value difference between 33K and 10K so it gave me 3dB more gain?
is it logical way of thinking ?
My closed HiHat sounds a bit lower than all other instruments and I also intend to increase its gain.metel909 wrote: I Changed R162 (33K Resistor) to 10K Resistor !
Yeah that was me i'm afraid... sorry mate that was my bad.[My closed HiHat sounds a bit lower than all other instruments and I also intend to increase its gain.
I was about to lower the value of 1k output resistor as I was advised in an other thread, but it doesn't seem to be the right way.
DeepVibes wrote:My closed HiHat sounds a bit lower than all other instruments and I also intend to increase its gain.metel909 wrote: I Changed R162 (33K Resistor) to 10K Resistor !
I was about to lower the value of R172* (1k output resistor) as I was advised in an other thread, but it doesn't seem to be the right way.
metel909, are you satisfied with your mod ? Did you keep 10k resistor in the end, or did you choose a different value ?
Can anyone confirm this is the best way to do this mod ? ... just would like to be sure.