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It is debatable if absolute phase is a thing that needs to be maintained but as you say it is also a simple monitor mixer so probably unnecessary.Are the inputs balanced? If they are then just swap hot an cold to restore absolute phase.Alternatively, as this is a simple mixer for synths, presumably all the input are stereo so there is no need to use virtual earth mixing with its unwanted phase inversion. Just use passive mixing into a non-inverting gain make up stage. Even if you have some mono inputs, as long as you don't need -70dB crosstalk you will be fine with passive mixing.Hope that helps.CheersIan
It is debatable if absolute phase is a thing that needs to be maintained but as you say it is also a simple monitor mixer so probably unnecessary.
Are the inputs balanced? If they are then just swap hot an cold to restore absolute phase.
Alternatively, as this is a simple mixer for synths, presumably all the input are stereo so there is no need to use virtual earth mixing with its unwanted phase inversion. Just use passive mixing into a non-inverting gain make up stage. Even if you have some mono inputs, as long as you don't need -70dB crosstalk you will be fine with passive mixing.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Ian
