Input meters jump from green to red without showing any yellow light.

Thank you, Laszlo, for responding so quickly. I’ll check that again, and also I might add, when I was testing it, I wasn’t recording something at the loud volume I might be on a live recording, where, maybe I could see the difference better. My manual said it should be green, then yellow at -10 dB, then red at overload. In my opinion, the yellow should register lower, like maybe -18 dB instead of minus 10, so there would be more leeway. Maybe your team could look into that idea. The guys at sound on sound magazine, seemed to feel the same way about it. The saving grace for me, might be using the Uremote. I got it going on my tablet but the meters on the U remote said it was about -10, and seemed ok, not distorted, on the u-remote, but on the Utrack-24 itself, the led’s showed overloaded red. I wonder why there’s such a discrepancy there. Maybe you could look into that also. Thanks for your help. Marc Trainor

Yes Laszlo, your right about switching to the big meter on focus mode. I didn’t really think of that, probably because if I’m recording I need to be able to see the overload quickly so I can turn it down, where it takes some time to switch to that big meter, but your right, that it would be much more accurate. Golly, I wish the whole unit had better meters for each channel, but that would probably up the price quit a bit and you’d have to re-design the whole unit in order to fit them in there. I think the Joe Black units have better meters, but you pay over 3 times as much. As long as the U remote keeps working, I think I’ll be ok. Thanks again for your quick response. Marc Trainor.