No, Just one ear covered by the headphones, then listning to the Beautiful sound through the the Monitors!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by ejumbo i used to mix mostly in my headphones with my old numark mixer, but when i got my rane 2016, this wasn't possible. i definitely took a step back trying to do it with only the cue in the headphone. but, now that i have gotten somewhat used to the rane, i like it better. most of the dj booths i have seen do not have the split cue capability, so mixing with the monitor is essential! just my opinion ejumbo

You're telling me that most of the mixer's you've seen can't send both channels to the cue? When looking for a new mixer I don't think I saw one that couldn't do it?

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Originally posted by djskylz THAT ONLY WORKS FOR ME WHEN I HAVE MY HEADPHONES AT A LOWER SOUND LEVEL THEN YOUR MONITOR!!!! [/B]

this guy has the right technique!! it is harder to have both blaring in ur headphones at the same time.... when u get used to listening to music...u will instantaniously be able to tell if the track is fast or slow (that u r bringing in-by monitoring in one earphone).... the precision part is where u choose how to do it.. sometimes a dj will put his monitoring headphone half on his ear so they can hear both.. not by putting two earphones on.... and as the quote says..have ur earphones slightly lower than the monitor... u will understand this..and set it to ur desired level.....

c u

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tw1tch- almost all mixers i have seen in clubs have been the Rane 2016 rotary, which onyl allows one channel in the cue. it seems ot be the club standard (at least here in the US)..... there are a ton of mixers that have a split cue, but the rane is just unreal....

ejumbo

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