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tips for mixing (with vinyl in mind)
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| richg101 |
a lot is common sense, but seeing as so many of us are now working with the '0.0db' digital release in mind i think many lack the knowledge on how to make a track suitable for vinyl pressing...
i found this and there are a few nice pointers:-
http://www.totalsonic.net/vinyl.htm
i hope one day vinyl will be reborn and if it does, i want to be able to work with it:) |
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| aquila |
| Thanks for the tip. I still prefer DJing with vinyl because the relaxed dynamic range gives me plenty of headroom for crossfading. I've found that CD's with supermegaultramaximised dynamics can be a little trickier to crossfade at times due to virtually no headroom and creates a significant db boost mid-fade. |
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| flutlicht junky |
Adjust the cross fader blend so that it dips in the middle this will help even up the sound. If you dont have it then next time you get a mixer keep an eye out for this facility.
or mix like a pro and just move the vol faders with your little finger while tweaking the EQ ;) |
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| aquila |
Well I suppose it is a cheap mixer...:nervous:
But I still prefer the dynamics of a track on vinyl. |
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| david.michael |
| quote: | Originally posted by aquila
Thanks for the tip. I still prefer DJing with vinyl because the relaxed dynamic range gives me plenty of headroom for crossfading. I've found that CD's with supermegaultramaximised dynamics can be a little trickier to crossfade at times due to virtually no headroom and creates a significant db boost mid-fade. |
Isn't that what the gain knob is for? Or did I misunderstand your complaint? |
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| CReddick |
| quote: | Originally posted by flutlicht junky
Adjust the cross fader |
People use the cross fader? |
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