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Whereās the lundahls thoā¦ 
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That will be for the PRO version
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I am having the same experience. The mix out of the S2400 is going into my Apollo, as well as my MPC. The MPCās output at 1/4 volume matches the S2400 at full volume. Will have to strap on a pre-amp to get things even.
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I am getting the same issue as well. If I sample in at the max volume then play it back the levels are way down in volume. If I normalise the sample the output level is still down in volume. Hmm
You need to turn the gain up in the receiving equipment (soundcard or mixerā¦etc.)
I use a behringer ada8200 adat converter. Handy and good value for money 
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I am not a technical guy.
To remedy the low output levels you can apply the gain boost added in the latest firmware, right?
But if you go beyond 0 db, doesnāt that clip the audio?
I am confused.
Is the low output level issue solved with the gain boost or not?
Greetings,Jeroen
Taken from the manual:
The upper range can go beyond 0dB. At 0dB, the sounds will play at full volume, beyond that the sound will be amplified. At some point, the sound will clip. A tube-like soft clipping algorithm is used which can actually sound great for some samples.
It is also discussed a bit in the 2 hour video with Flux, Vlad, Mickey and Brad.
It is something useful in a live performance point of view I think. For standard use, external preamp to boost the output level is needed.
By the way, I used the boost in mixer mode in the following video. My main sample has envelope, filterā¦etc applied and I override/ un-override it. To be able to compensate the lost of level due to the filter setting I applied a boost of 20db or something like this for track 7.
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Thank you for your reply!
Greetings,
Jeroen
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Glad to discover this is not an individual problem with my unit. I donāt have the mix out connected as a pre wired my patch bay for the s2400 and have been scratching my head at the reason why the audio level was so low.
So when boosting the level in a DAW how does the noise floor sound guys? (Iāll be trying it soon enough but havnāt had the chance yet)
What are peopleās work around for the low levels? Iāve got a couple of Hairball Lola pre amps but I wanted to be able to record all channels at once rather than having to do two tracks at a time.
Except increasing the gain on the preamp there is nothing much you can do.
Maybe try to use USB audio out. It has a hot level compared to analog out.
I suppose it s because we have a tendency to normalize and set levels towards the maximum in the machine to compensate for low output levels.
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Ok thanks. Iām going to check if normalising my samples help out with this. Appreciate your reply!
Iāll bare in mind the usb audio should it be a problem
And if you use the waveform editor a lot, normalize helps you to visualize what youāre doing. I donāt think there is a āverticalā zoom so no other choice than boosting what can be boost 
Yes thereās a shortcut to get to the wave editor was it shift A or something ?
A button in loop/slice mode then Level button on the left to access to the normalize function
Ok thank you Iāll try that out soon and see how the output levels are 
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Whatās your system calibrated to? Mine is calibrated to +4dBu = -16dBfs in the DAW. Iām using TS cables and level is perfectly fine. I donāt get close to 0dBfs until mastering.
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What is your target level?
dB and dBV are not the same. If my target level is -18dBFS, thatās what I meter everything in the DAW with. ādBFSā. You seem to be mixing metering units. First thing to test is your converter output with another channel converter input using the same metering scale.
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