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<t>Nik, I agree with what you're saying. There are two major differences between M-16DX and, let's say a small Mackie mixer (I've got an old 1202) though: Mackie has a separate (read: paralel) Master and Phones volume controls. <br/> <br/> On a Mackie, I can route any source to any channel - on M-16...

EZX12 you're not alone..I've just got mine last week, and I'm glad I did. Now, just to figure out how to get sound from my PC into the heaphones without having to have main mix volume (from the speakers) on... I just can't beleive that EDIROL would do such a foolish thing to have headphones/control ...

I wouldn't blame EDIROL for this so quickly. It is well known issue among PC audio users that not all USB ports on the same motherboard are created equal for audio use. If the one you picked works, don't change it!. Cheers, George Solo http://musicline.ca http://georgesolo.com

<t>Just unmute all the chanells and bring the volume up on Main MIx. <br/> <br/> From Roland's website: <br/> Muting the MAIN MIX While Monitoring Audio Through Headphones. <br/> Knowledge Base ID: 104897 <br/> Product: m16dx m16 m-16dx m-16 m 16 m 16dx <br/> <br/> In the M-16DX, it's possible to ro...

<t>Martin, <br/> I hope you managed to solve the problem by now. <br/> I just got my M-16DX yesterday, and I had the same issue. <br/> <br/> The explanation was very simple (but hard to believe, though...) <br/> <br/> Apparently, you CAN NOT get the sound from computer (Ch 13/14) just to headphones....