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Re: Drumcode Tour pushes into the red in Toronto
| quote: | Originally posted by jer79
But has he? The music was so loud in the DJ booth when Adam started his set at 2am, that for shits and giggles, I downloaded an app from the iPhone’s app store called Decibel Meter.

A few seconds before the iPhone died
‘Ever wondered how loud a sound really is? Well now you can with Decibel Meter!’ was the sell that hooked me.
Backstage, with two closed doors in between the iPhone and the DJ booth the counter peaked at about 106 db, roughly the same loudness as a chainsaw.
In the DJ booth though, the app couldn’t handle the overwhelming noise and it crashed.
“Adam always likes to come on and turn the levels up,” explained fellow Drumcoder Joel Mull, whilst pointing at the Allen & Heath Xone:92 mixer, its channels now clipping red.
“He likes to play techno loud.”
Adam explained his philosophy later.
“This is techno, and it’s supposed to be loud. You need to feel the music, and it has to be right in your face.” |
ugh. I just don't understand this
louder, does not equate to better!
when the mixer is clipping red, it means the sound is getting distorted, esp on A&H mixers even in yellow you start noticing some distortions. green is good. red is BAD.
if you want the volume to be louder, tell the sound tech to turn the amp up, or turn up the master volume on the mixer. don't turn the gain up
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| quote: | Originally posted by chinamon
not true. i say "ugh"
but i am a tranny. |
| quote: | Originally posted by kotsy
lol colour me retarded |
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