djpier83
Hi,
I'd like to signal a change in how eq fader works in vdj4 and ask if this is on purpose or not.
Fresh Vdj instance, performance settings okay, pc working fine.
Little note. italic means via shortcut, otherwise the action will result less reproducible.
Load a track on deck1, place the crossfader exactly in the middle
clone the first deck to the second one
now set Bassfader and High fader completely to left and the midfader completely to right.
You should ear the same song, as it was played in one deck only.
Well, if you now move the middle fader completely to the left and back, you will notice a slight gain increase when the middle fader is on the left and then a gain reduction when it is on the right.
(this does not happen in traditional mixers)
What do you think?
Thanks,
Pier
I'd like to signal a change in how eq fader works in vdj4 and ask if this is on purpose or not.
Fresh Vdj instance, performance settings okay, pc working fine.
Little note. italic means via shortcut, otherwise the action will result less reproducible.
Load a track on deck1, place the crossfader exactly in the middle
clone the first deck to the second one
now set Bassfader and High fader completely to left and the midfader completely to right.
You should ear the same song, as it was played in one deck only.
Well, if you now move the middle fader completely to the left and back, you will notice a slight gain increase when the middle fader is on the left and then a gain reduction when it is on the right.
(this does not happen in traditional mixers)
What do you think?
Thanks,
Pier
Mensajes Thu 21 Sep 06 @ 10:44 am
lopez453
theoretically you are right but
noone says that killing the bass and highs on right deck, won't affect the mids a little bit
anyway good observation
noone says that killing the bass and highs on right deck, won't affect the mids a little bit
anyway good observation
Mensajes Thu 21 Sep 06 @ 6:32 pm