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Originally posted by Muff2K was that the part of the night when the flanger was discovered? or was it john who discovered it

whats a flanger?

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Originally posted by ryanparks whats a flanger?

next time i see you, i'll make the flanger sound, i dunno how to explain it, wooaaaaowooaoaoaoaoaowwww

something like that??

or maybe it's phlanger

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Originally posted by ryanparks whats a flanger?

matt says:


and effect on the mixer. it sounds kind of like a passing airplane that flies back and forth overheard.

i get it!

thanks!

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Originally posted by charmscars matt says: and effect on the mixer. it sounds kind of like a passing airplane that flies back and forth overheard.

lol and so the DJ dictionary begins, other notable entries shall include:

- flim flam
- deepee doopoo
- treble

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but that mixer doesnt have a phlanger(or does it?)
anyways
double post jon

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Originally posted by j_spot but that mixer doesnt have a phlanger(or does it?) anyways double post jon

I believe the effect it doesn't have is the filter, which IMO is the best one...

(Chill Carlos, I'm not dissin' your gear. )

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Originally posted by Skipper I believe the effect it doesn't have is the filter, which IMO is the best one... (Chill Carlos, I'm not dissin' your gear. )

one word: allen & heath Xone 62 ~droolz~


actually, before they had mixers to do the effects, DJs did the effects manually on the tables.

Flanger was done by playing two identical tracks just off by just a tinny bit. As one track was sped up, the effect was created. Idea behind it is quiet simple: SUPERPOSTION of waves

Echo was a bit harder.. two idnetical tracks playing together, one faster bit a bit and using the crossfader really quickly to create the echo sound.

Other effects on the Pioneer 600 aren't humanly possible such reverb (adds alotta ambience to the music and sounds like a very very large arena) and Panning cuz it does it so fast to the point it's not humanly possible. These are all digital effects... lotta fun fooling around with them.

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Originally posted by Rocco one word: allen & heath Xone 62 ~droolz~ actually, before they had mixers to do the effects, DJs did the effects manually on the tables. Flanger was done by playing two identical tracks just off by just a tinny bit. As one track was sped up, the effect was created. Idea behind it is quiet simple: SUPERPOSTION of waves Echo was a bit harder.. two idnetical tracks playing together, one faster bit a bit and using the crossfader really quickly to create the echo sound. Other effects on the Pioneer 600 aren't humanly possible such reverb (adds alotta ambience to the music and sounds like a very very large arena) and Panning cuz it does it so fast to the point it's not humanly possible. These are all digital effects... lotta fun fooling around with them.

yeah they do those in hip hop all the time...they are actually fun to do manually.

steve.

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Originally posted by Skipper Have you seen the A&H 92?

no not in real life. just wait till i win the lottery then i'm buying 10 of them and gonna have a nice draw for all the tranceaddict DJs.



so pray i win lottery, u get a chance of having one

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