Glyph GPM-216 - Manual (Page 38)

Glyph GPM-216
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You have probably accidentally turned the Function knob. Turn it one or two clicks until you see
“Mix:volume”
• What if it says something else?
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You have probably accidentally pressed the Mode button and placed the GPM in Setup mode. Press
the Mode button once. You should see a solid green LED next to the Mode button.
Turn the Data Knob under the screen clockwise. If you look at the screen, you can see that the control is
labeled “Volume” as you turn the knob; you will see the volume on the screen increase from 0. Set it at 50
to start. You are changing the volume of your instrument in the mix.
Turn the volume knob to the right of the screen clockwise. This increases the volume of the mix in your
monitor, headphones or earbuds.
Play your instrument or speak into your microphone. You should hear it in your monitor.
• What if there is no sound?
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Check your instrument or microphone.
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Check that your instrument or microphone is connected to Input A or Input B.
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Check that there is LED activity next to the Gain A or Gain B (depending on which connector you
have used for your instrument). If not, turn the appropriate gain knob clockwise while playing to
increase the gain.
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Make sure that you have selected the correct channel in the mix. The green light should be on next
to the same Selector button as the blinking amber.
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Check that the red LED next to your Selector button is not solid on. If it is, you have accidentally set
this channel to Mute.
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Try increasing the volume in the mix by turning the Volume knob under the screen.
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Try increasing the monitor volume by turning the Volume knob the right of the screen to increase
the monitor volume.
Listen to the other instruments
When all musicians can hear their own instrument it is time to listen to the others. Have one musician play.
Press the selector button next to the first (non-blinking) amber light that is on. Turn the volume knob
under the display to make the volume non-zero. If you hear no sound, go on to the next Selector with an
amber light. Turn this volume knob. Continue until you can hear the instrument. When you do, you have
found the channel for that instrument. Set the volume to suit your preference.
• What if none of the channels seem to work? Check the network connection of the GPM belonging to
the musician you wish to hear. (See “Check your network connection” above.) Check that the other
musician can hear the instrument locally. (See “Listen to your instrument” above.)
After you have set the desired mix volume for the first musician, do the same for all other
instruments.
Make some music
Congratulations! You have checked out all of your GPM units - and you have created your first personal
mix.