Behringer DDM4000 - Detailed Control Descriptions; Input, Gain, and Metering; Equalizer and Mode Settings; Fader and Crossfader Assignment

Controls
1. The input select switch lets you switch between two signal sources. Select Line to hear the signal of the Line
input (67). Select Phono/Line to listen to the incoming source signal at the Phono/Line (68) input.
2. The GAIN knob adjusts the level of the input signal. The actual level is displayed on the level meter (3).
3. The 7-segment LED meter indicates the level of the input signal.
4. Each input channel features a 3-band equalizer (HIGH, MID and LOW) with kill feature, giving you up to 12 dB
of boost and a maximum cut of -∞ dB (kill). The kill feature lets you mute the given frequency range. When each
EQ knob is turned fully left, the signal is effectively muted. All EQ parameters can be adjusted in Channel
Setup.
5. The MODE push button changes the functionality of the preset push button
6. from Multi to Single.
7. The preset push buttons P1, P2 and P3 allow you to store and activate equalizer presets. When activated in
Single Mode, these push buttons provide a maximum cut of -∞ dB (kill function).
8. Press the PFL push button to listen in on the channel’s signal using headphones.
9. The fader controls the channel volume.
10. The CURVE switch adjusts the response of the fader. In SOFT Mode, the fader responds slower to steady fader
movement in the upper range and quicker in the lower range. In SHARP Mode, the fader adjusts the volume
quicker in the upper third and slower in the lower range. In MID Mode, the fader responds in a linear fashion.
Since a difference in volume levels is heard when switching between modes, don’t use this switch while playing
music!
11. The CF ASSIGN push button lets you determine on which side of the crossfader (20) (A or B) the signal is to be
heard.
12. The GAIN knob adjusts the level of the microphone signal at the MIC 1 input.
13. This switch determines which signal is to be displayed on the level meter (13). IN VU shows the unprocessed
input level which helps you to adjust the microphone signal correctly. XMC VU shows the level after it has
passed the Ultramic processor.