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Good evening, everyone! My new Moessieurs video is now available for public viewing:
My tips for optimizing your A/D input using |Yamaha MODX M & Montage M
▶️ https://youtu.be/DNpk5aiZmd4
📌 In this new Moessieurs video, discover my tips for getting the most out of the A/D input for your live performances or music production.
Whether you’re using the MODX M or the Montage M, this video provides my explanations and advices about how to use the A/D input to its full potential.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Choosing the right cable for connection
01:07 Practical example: which microphone to choose
01:46 Basic settings in Utility, Settings, Audio I/O
02:29 Gain vs.Volume: understanding the difference
03:26 A/D Input Mixing screens: select the good input mode
05:07 Can i connect in the same time a guitar and a microphone
05:53 Adjust the pan, dry level, my advices for effect sending management.
08:15 Can i record the A/D input on a dedicate USB Bus
10:15 My three tips for adjusting gain and volume with the MODX M
12:01 Conclusion
12:24 Information about the Moessieurs Master Class
That video is in English with subtitles fully edited. Activating subtitles fully edited can enhance your understanding to translate in any other language.
You have also You Tube Automatic voicer other in several language like German Spanish, Italian, Polish, and much more, activate the dedicate audio track if your are not familiar with English.
Have a great evening! ♫
Posted : 05/06/2026 4:20 pm
Love the way you cover important points that others don't - like the differences between Montage M and Modx M.
Another key thing you mention that others don't is that you can use BOTH the A/D input jacks for different things like a mic and a guitar.
You need to adjust/lower the guitar level feed to better match the mic you are using because the A/D gain affects both.
And rather than use 'L + R Mono' mode (as you mention @4:50 in the video) there are benefits to using 'Stereo' mode.
When you use 'Stereo' mode then using PAN can affect the position of a mic and guitar separately. So Hard Left (L63) will be only mic (assuming it uses the L A/D jack) and Hard Right (R63) will be only guitar.
If you use 'L + R Mono' the mic and guitar are already combined as one mono signal so pan moves them both together and you won't get the separation.
Posted : 05/06/2026 5:41 pm
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Thank you for you comment and kind words, nice tips for the stereo using and pan, for my part i prefer managing the electric guitar output level to adjust the balance if i need to use it.
Posted : 06/06/2026 7:33 am