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First Take
Using MiC Plus' Blend Control
When MiC+ is plugged in and being used by an application as the microphone, the soft-key above the dial cycles through the different monitoring blends.
Earlier releases of HypeMiCs had 5 levels of blend control. The more recent release was simplified to have 3 levels of control.
When the left-most LED is illuminated white, this indicates full “direct’ monitoring signal. You’ll only hear what the microphone is picking up. No playback will be heard:
Continuing to press the soft-key again will cycle through the other levels of blend. When the center LED is illuminated, you get a 50/50 equal blend of direct-monitor from the MiC+ signal, and playback:
The right-most LED illuminated white indicates full playback/software monitoring. No direct signal would be heard:
