I have an AT3060 Condenser mic that I use to record at home.This also translates to the main outputs as well - I have a pair of beefy studio monitors as my main speakers, and even with them turned all the way up, and the Main volume knob on the audiobox turned all the way up, It's still fairly quiet - when in reality with these speakers, cranking something like that should be making my ears bleed. I have also turned the 'Mixer' knob all the way to the right (to playback), and the volume knob for the headphones all the way to the right, and still the tracks I've previously recorded, as well as the ones I'm playing to, are very, VERY quiet. I have tested the headphones on other audio devices and they can get very loud, so I have eliminated that possibility. I have it set up to record brass instruments (trumpet/trombone) in my home studio, but no matter how far I turn the headphones knob up, and the mixer knob all the way to the playback, the tracks that I'm recording to are still barely coming through my headphones. however, the output volume-wise is very low. I have the Audiobox set as the default playback device on my Windows 10 system.I have two questions about my Audiobox USB that seem to be complete polar opposites from each other, so I wanted to ask them.

Headphone volume too low windows 10