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EVERSE 8 Input & Mixer operation | en 49
Electro-Voice
User manual
2022-10 | 02 | F.01U.401.530
– Rely on your musically trained ear.
INPUT LEVEL control
The INPUT LEVEL control adjusts the sensitivity of the incoming signals to the internal
operation level of the mixer.
To achieve a good signal input level:
1. Set the MASTER VOL to MUTE.
2. Press the input selection soft key and use the MASTER VOL to set the INPUT LEVEL to
MUTE.
3. Connect the sound source (microphone, instrument, etc) to the selected input.
4. Start the sound source at the highest volume level to be expected. Sing or speak as
loudly as possible directly (close up) into the microphone.
5. While playing the sound source or singing into the microphone:
– Increase the INPUT LEVEL by selecting the input channel using the input selection soft
key and using the MASTER VOL, so that during the loudest part, the CLIP does not show.
Press the input selection soft key again to deselect the input channel.
– Increase the MASTER VOL until you get the required output from the loudspeaker. This is
the basic channel setting.
If further adjustments to the EQ setting of the channel are necessary, perform these steps
again. Changes in the sound shaping section also have an influence on the overall level of the
channel.
48V (INPUT 1 only)
+48V DC phantom power is available on the XLR connector of INPUT1 only. Phantom power
can be used to power certain devices such as DI boxes and condenser microphones (non-
electret). Consult the user manual of your device before using. There is no phantom power on
the TRS connectors. Phantom power is switchable.
i
Notice!
Switch off phantom power (default) for sources which do not require phantom power such as
dynamic microphones and mixer outputs.
i
Notice!
Never connect a mobile device to INPUT1 with phantom power activated.
PRESET
The input PRESET adjusts the EQ and compressor settings to provide a starting point for
adjusting the sound for different input types.
COMP control
The COMP control controls the onboard compressor to adjust the input signal processing
during operation. Compressors are available on INPUT1 and INPUT2.
4 Use the COMP control to adjust the compressor threshold and the compression ratio
simultaneously.
Adjusting the COMP control from 0 to 100 will result in the following:
– The gain below the threshold will increase from 0dB to +6dB.
– The compression ratio will increase from 1:1 to 8:1.
– The compressor will reduce the dynamic range of the audio signal proportional to the
compressor setting.
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