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'If you want more signal at those outputs you need to put those Output blocks in the preset and increase the Level in the block. If you use them as general purpose outputs then you need to add gain in the respective output block. 'Outputs 3 and 4 are 'Unity Gain' and intended for use as effects loops. When doing this you may need to increase the Output Level of the associated Output block.' You can use them as general-purpose outputs as well. 'Outputs 3 and 4 are primarily intended for unity gain applications, i.e. if you connect them, with Input engaged, it will output the signal from the effect loop.Signal is passed without going through the loop if you connect them, bypassing the Input block will not mute the signal.

if you don't connect Output to Input, muting the Input block will mute the signal path from this loop.

Note that you do NOT need to connect the Output block to the Input block on the grid:

Use the corresponding Input and Output blocks on the grid to route the signal.

And as a send to an external amp, because 'unity gain' means that you get the same gain as plugging straight into the amp. This makes it easy to use these ports for pedals. Unity gain means that the output level from the unit is the same as the unit's input level. To set these loops to unity gain (which is their primary purpose), simply turn the corresponding hardware knobs to their maximum position.

Set the optimal signal-to-noise level in I/O > Input > Input Trim.

Adjust Boost/Pad in I/O > Audio, if necessary.

Unbalanced cables are generally good for running signal up to several meters ( Audio. The most common cable is a 1/4' guitar cable, where the ground wire wraps around the positive wire. Unbalanced audio signal – Signal carried over a two-conductor cable.

Mic, Line and Instrument Level – What’s the Difference? at Record, Mix & Master.

What’s the difference between Mic, Instrument, Line, and Speaker level signals? at.

Line Level and Nominal Level at Wikipedia.

'-10 dBV is compatible with instrument levels.' The Axe-Fx III, FM9 and FM3 default to -10 dBv, to prevent overloading mixer inputs. Some devices are adjustable between +4 dBu and -10 dBv. Outputs on Fractal Audio gear operate at line level. The difference between -10 and +4 is roughly 12 dB. With analog circuitry, this has the most headroom before clipping. Commonly used in 19' processors, line inputs on mixers and monitors.

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Professional audio: +4 dBu (1.23 volts).Instrument level – output level of guitars, basses etc., and effects pedals Microphone level – lowest output level (often -60 dbV), as used in microphones and on microphone inputs on mixers 8.12.5 Relays: switch amp channels and moreĪudio jargon Level: line, instrument, microphone.8.12.4 Combine the FX8 with an Axe-Fx or AX8.8.12.2 In an amplifier's effects loop (POST effects).8.11.8 Use the processor for A/D conversion only.8.11.1 Digital I/O: available on which products.8.8 Headphones and In Ear Monitoring (IEM).8.4 Combining FRFR and traditional backline rig.8.3.7 About speaker wire / speaker cable.8.3.5 Finding the resonant frequency with a solid-state amplifier.8.3.2 Using a tube power amp for guitar (or head or combo).8.3.1 Why use a power amp and guitar speaker.8.2.9 Tweeter squeal from FRFR speakers.8.2.8 Do not put a microphone in front of a FRFR speaker.8.2.6 Optimize the Amp block's Output Mode.8.2.5 Fighting extended frequencies and Fletcher-Munson.7 Connecting controllers, pedals and switches.6.14 Play sound from computer or other device.6.2 Secret Sauce on the instrument input.5.1 About levels in the Axe-Fx III, FM3 and FM9.4.3 I/O 3 and I/O 4 on the FM9 and Axe-Fx III.1.1 Level: line, instrument, microphone.

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