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Listening to mix through headphones?
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| Michael19 |
sorry if this seesm stupid, but anyway i am! :p
Is there a word for lsitening to your mix through your headphones, before being played out on the speakers? just curious about thato ne.
Also, is it important for a mixer to be able to do this? does it make it alot easier? |
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| chiwi |
offcoz you can, just turn up your headphone volume and have both channel fader down. And yeah it is pretty important that the mixer can do this.
And... this is a pretty dumb question actually... ;) |
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| Michael19 |
i thought so.
time for a new mixer i guess. |
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| Inertia |
| it's called cueing. |
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| djsphere |
| No.1 question in TA history lol. No ofense man. |
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| bokus |
| Mixing in head phones is an essential. |
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| mzvirbulis |
| yeah it is called cueing and is frikin essential!!!!!!!!! |
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| amartinathome |
Your mixer doesn't have cueing? Find the person who sold you that thing and slap 'em.
:eyespop:
What kind of mixer are you using? |
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| Briden |
| i think maybe what he meant is listening to both tracks at once, ie "the mix" in the headphones, something some mixers cannot do. |
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| Zild |
| Listening to both tracks at the same time in the headphones is definitely not essential. Some people like it but if your mixer doesn't have that feature its not a huge problem. I never listen to both tracks in the headphones at the same time that makes it a lot tougher for me to tell which way I need to pitch bend. |
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| Michael19 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Briden
i think maybe what he meant is listening to both tracks at once, ie "the mix" in the headphones, something some mixers cannot do. |
yea thats what i meant, should of explained itb etter on my part |
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| Luke Terry |
pre-fader listening/cueing
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