yeeeup would have to agree you can never have too much bass....

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Originally posted by Cosmic Realm yeeeup would have to agree you can never have too much bass....

Depends if you mean bass or crappy loud subwoofers that put out heaps of muddy base. I love bass but i hate muddy bass that makes the songs bassline sound like its a constant rumble of crap.

then in that case, you have a point. But still, sooner that than just mid and high...

This is why you use monitors with a big PA.

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Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7 Bet your levels were way out too... Its the way with loud systems and poor monitors. Split cue is the best way really. i wouldnt recomment turning the mids and highs upp, cause thats a fast track way to tinitus. Not that DJing in general isnt anyway.

Exactly what i was thinking, something inside me always tries to stop me blasting out highs, and i hate dj's who raise the gains on parts of songs where there's only high freq's blasting out. It just DESTROYS your ears!

But anyway... i split cue beatmatch a lot. I'll have one ear on the cue and listen to the song being played out with the other, then just to check everythings alright i'll split cue and slap the other ear on to hear both tracks playing. To make sure it sounds good both ways.. (if i'm having trouble with two particular tracks)

nelly

i was in this club once, and the dj kept filtering like mad. resonance right up there too. just sounding like a f1 car pulling a hand brake turn.

ear destroying