uTrack24 recording level

Thanks, that is what I thought.
The reason I asked this is because I want to use the uTrack24 as a backup recorder next to my DAW.
In fact they both will be recording the same signal during an important session.
But the direct outs from my mixer give a signal level that produces a recording level that is too high for the uTrack24 (compared to my DAW)
If the meters on my DAW would indicate a ‘safe’ level, this would mean the level for the uTrack24 could be too high.
At the moment I have solved this by adding resistors in the direct out connectors going to the uTrack24 (attenuators), so now the levels are matched.

Yes, apparently! The mixer is a Midas Venice F32 and the direct outs are active balanced.
Levels to the DAW are normal, but the direct outs for the uTrack24 are (=were) a bit too high!

In my case the level difference wasn’t too much (2 dB or so), but I like to have the same level going to my DAW and the uTrack 24. As far as I remember, I placed two resistors in series with the tip and ring of the TRS jack, connected to the (balanced) direct out of my mixer.
Combined with the input impedance of the uTrack24, they give the correct attenuation.
The resistors I used had a relative low value, in the order of 1 K.ohm, but you will have to find the correct value for your mixer. You can build the resistors in the TRS jack, if you use small ones (1/10 Watt or so.)

15 dB is a lot! So I suppose that you will need a ‘real’ voltage divider: like this:
1 resistor between tip and the wire going to the uTrack24
1 resistor between ring and the second wire going to the uTrack24
1 resistor between the two wires going to the uTrack24

A starting point would be 10 K.ohm for all resistors. But you may have to change the resistor connected between the two wires going to the uTack24, or maybe use a trimpot to determine the correct value first.
Maybe you can find a ‘technical’ person to help you with that?

Of course the uTrack24 will work with an unbalanced signal!
If you only have an insert available (no direct out), you will have to join the tip and ring of the jack together, in order not to interrupt the signal in the mixer.
In that case screen and 1 signal wire (to the uTrack24) are connected to the sleeve, and the tip/ring connection of the jack carries the signal.
So you have to add an unbalanced attenuator.
If you really need 15 dB attenuation(!), I would add 18K.ohm between tip/ring of the jack and the (other) wire going to the uTrack24, and also add a 10K.ohm resistor between the signal wire and the sleeve of the jack. So the signal wire to the uTrack24 should be at the point where the two resistors are joined.