Bar & Club Line level output?

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I guess what that means, is you endeavor to look into what someone is trying to say/ask, as opposed to trying to interpret their words literally...

Dealing with other humans, is a combination of science and art. Most of the art, involves understanding the way people communicate.

If you go strictly by the words, you may lose the intent.


Capiche...?
As I have stated before, from my experiences with how some "DJ" hook up their stuff, I have to ask questions and also define. I do not assume anything. In most DJ applications inputs come in Pairs. Live sound inputs are "usually" Mono.
 
I used a MixTrack Pro for my very first bar show a few years ago and noticed that the output from JUST the MTP (the Channel 1 output from the back of the controller plugged directly into the house speakers) had a super low volume max. It couldn't be turned up to anywhere NEAR as loud as it needed to be for the show. I think what the techie guy was saying is to make sure you bring an independent powered mixer capable of boosting the signal level between the controller and the house system. I use a Behringer Xenyx1202fx and it works flawlessly. Check into this a bit more, but I THINK that's what he was referring to.


House should be easily able to compensate for any input level -- that's pretty much a given. You don't design a fixed installation, without considering your potential sources.
 
Any professional sound guy should be able to handle the output of the Numark without you bringing in any additional equipment. If there isn't enough gain range on the channel, one could cascade 2 channels (direct out of one to input of the second).

That being said, because it is a usb sound card, you need to make sure the volume or any of the other driver controls on the laptop are set appropriately as well.