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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 74784" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: P16-M - Cannot read the pot &amp; button labels!Yes, but for how long, and how much headroom is there exactly, and what are the dynamics of the program material? That is what I want to see when solo&#039;ing something. When using a meter with more resolution than the channel meters, knowing more precisely where the signal is at any moment and over time is kind of the point.Your use of &quot;SPL meter&quot; and &quot;headroom&quot; in the same sentence made me think you were coupling the two with the LED ladder meters. Sorry for misunderstanding.I mix with my ears, my eyes, my brain, my non-brain feelings, my skin when there is some thumping low end, my consciousness of aural pain and the need to avoid it, and anything else I can get involved when appropriate. The types of music I do generally do not involve my internal organs, but I believe there are mixers who involve theirs.As I said in another post, a couple of white dots will solve my problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 74784, member: 2826"] Re: P16-M - Cannot read the pot & button labels! Yes, but for how long, and how much headroom is there exactly, and what are the dynamics of the program material? That is what I want to see when solo'ing something. When using a meter with more resolution than the channel meters, knowing more precisely where the signal is at any moment and over time is kind of the point. Your use of "SPL meter" and "headroom" in the same sentence made me think you were coupling the two with the LED ladder meters. Sorry for misunderstanding. I mix with my ears, my eyes, my brain, my non-brain feelings, my skin when there is some thumping low end, my consciousness of aural pain and the need to avoid it, and anything else I can get involved when appropriate. The types of music I do generally do not involve my internal organs, but I believe there are mixers who involve theirs. As I said in another post, a couple of white dots will solve my problem. [/QUOTE]

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