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Does anyone have problems with the recording of vinyl records
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| ModernNosferatu |
| Example: Your try to mix two records together but the recording on one record is louder than the other record..I find this to be a big issue in my Djing...all the vinyl is pressed differently or by different companies and so on...my questions is when you download MP3's or WAV's from any of the legal sites is this still an issue or does all downloads have the same level of sound? I'm getting sick of this vinyl Djing man...lols But I won't quite until I have put some decent sets with vinyl on T/A :whip: |
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| elFreak |
| There is no standard on any medium. Everything relies completely on the mastering of the track, and all tracks are done differently. Practice lots,and use your ear. Gain is your friend.;) |
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| miamitranceman |
| quote: | Originally posted by ModernNosferatu
Example: Your try to mix two records together but the recording on one record is louder than the other record..I find this to be a big issue in my Djing...all the vinyl is pressed differently or by different companies and so on...my questions is when you download MP3's or WAV's from any of the legal sites is this still an issue or does all downloads have the same level of sound? I'm getting sick of this vinyl Djing man...lols But I won't quite until I have put some decent sets with vinyl on T/A :whip: |
Yeah man you gotta use the gain on your mixer to adjust volumes. Even mp3s do this so vinyl users are not alone. |
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| ModernNosferatu |
| thanx peeps...I learned from those 2 comments:thepirate |
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