Logic Pro X - Mic Input Levels are Low

Ok, the EV's are noiseless dynamic Mics, it's ok to add a little more gain, run it to 50.

Phantom power (48v) is not needed for these, they are not condensers. If by any chance the Phantom power is on, lower output before switching it off. Logic's Faders are not gain faders they're playback faders. Gain will be set from the Interface.

As mentioned before make sure you're right on the mic.

Pancenter wrote:

Those are Dynamic mics, the classic over air voice mic. See if the channels have an Input Trim control.

Again. Does the Mackie have a trim control or an Input level impedence control? That would be separate from the channel level control.

how is the how is the Mackie connected to Logic? Might you have -10 outputs feeding A +4 input?

Those are Dynamic mics, the classic over air voice mic. See if the channels have an Input Trim control.

It looks like you still have plenty of gain available. Turn it up!

Right, you have a gain knob at the top and doesn't the volume fader also set the level or is that playback only.

Those are dynamic mics so running the gain up will not increase noise by much. As the mics themselves have no circuitry. Also, those mics can be used in close proximity to the mouth. They are meant to be close to the speaker, with two filters, blast and wind. If you have those mics too far away from the speaker get them closer.

It has a Gain knob at the top correct? And a Volume Fader at the bottom, where is the gain knob set?

The post the moderators deleted was spot on.