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Dj Thy
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Belgium, Earth

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Originally posted by mixtup
shouldn't line faders be left in the middle (i.e as indicated on the mixer) so as not to distort the track?


Erm... ???
Line faders are the channel faders. They just control how much of the available signal is outputted. You must first adjust the gains so you got an acceptable level, then it doesn't matter where the line faders are. But for dj's it's common to set it that way that you got the "playing level" when the line fader of the corresponding channel is fully open.

Old Post Aug-30-2002 16:11  Belgium
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I use the gain a lot...crossf. i use it to a lot, it's nice when i spin techno.


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Old Post Aug-30-2002 20:48  Netherlands
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mixtup
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Registered: Oct 2001
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what I meant was shouldn't you try to keep the output lights in the 0 db zone.
I understand that anything in the +3 or +6 zones will result in clipping.
Am I right?

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Dj Thy
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Well yes and no, depends on the audio signal. You should try to AVERAGE the vumeters around 0dB. It's perfectly safe to have your peaks in the reds. As long as it doesn't stay there.

Old Post Aug-31-2002 19:31  Belgium
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hey cheggy
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Registered: Aug 2002
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It shouldn't clip at +3 to +6. I know my mixer is "supposed" to clip a lot higher than that.

I never use the volume faders, I'm always using the cross fader, but i play a lot of techno as well. I find you can do a hell of a lot more by using the cross fader than the channel fader.

And Thy, what your saying about the 10% doesn't make sense. Moving the cross fader on most curves will only affect the volume of one track, not both. It will increase channel 1 when moving to the centre, but channel 2 will stay at full volume to the centre, and then channel 2 will decrease after the centre point and channel one will stay at full volume. Obviously, each mixer has a different curve, if not adjustable, but i'm not aware of any curves that are actually shaped like a cross


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When spinnin hip-hop I use the crossfader only...I don't touch the channel faders....I use my gains to match the volumes...but when playin trance I keep the crossfader in the middle and use the channel faders...

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