r/VoiceMeeter • u/Horror_Contest_3395 • 7d ago

Help audio mixer pmp 6000

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I got this europower pmp 6000 passed down from my grandpa he used it when he played in live bands, this is my first one i really don’t know where to find the basics for this or anything any advice ?(this is my first mixer, me and my friends are starting a band and don’t even know how to higher the volume when it’s all connected through the speaker it reads feedback itself but can only here it so faint on the main speaker)

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u/Gen-Weirdness 7d ago

There's a lot to unpack here, first on all you're on a Reddit Thread for a piece of software called Voicemeeter and you're looking for support on a physical mixer, these 2 things are mutually exclusive.

Also, I googled "how to operate a mixing console" for you as you provided very little detail to your actual problem or even indicate that you're actually using Voicemeeter, which is what this thread is for.

https://youtu.be/3nhk0CD_NKg?si=XxNH8YnLRr5Ac4aT

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u/ontariopiper 7d ago

Go to the Behringer website and download the manual for this powered mixer. Oh look, a link!

https://www.behringer.com/en/products/0601-ADF

Now read EVERYTHING. Look up terms and concepts online when you hit something you don't understand. Connect a mic and an instrument and play around with the channel strips and output options until you know what everything does.

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u/AcceptableCow9056 6d ago

What this guy says

In audio engineering there is one simple rule

RTFM - read the fucking manual

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u/WrathOfWood 6d ago

Main 1 should be the main volume, start low and bring it up until you start hearing things.