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| quote: | Originally posted by djway
I'm a long man.
I'm like spang, and don't touch the cross fader, I used to use both crossfader and channels, but got used to just using channels.
When I'm bring a track in, i have the EQ's fairly low, so even with the channel on max it's not, or JUST audioable. From there, I'm going about 1 min mixes, with about 4-16 bars bring a track in, 16-32 bars with both on full, and another 4-16 bars eqing out the other track. Of course different tracks are done in different ways, but that's general format.
--djway |
haha I do the same with the eqs about having them in on low, it took me more than a year to find out why the incomin track in my recordings, came out so rudely and instrusive. I thought my mixer was fucked. I then found out that the eqs on 12 o'clock were too high, I use to think thathaving them on 12 o'clock was okay and normal. So now I have the eqs on 9 o'clock. Then I bring them up during the transition and decrease the eqs on the outgoing track
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