DJKosmo
My right channel plays at a lower volume than the left channel. I have to crank up the volume on my mixer for the right channel to match the left channels volume. Any one else experiencing this?? I am going to do an A/B test with another mixer to eliminat the mixer as the problem.
I will post if the problem follows the mixer or not
I am running VDJ ver 5 rev6
Thanks
I will post if the problem follows the mixer or not
I am running VDJ ver 5 rev6
Thanks
Mensajes Sat 08 Dec 07 @ 9:53 pm
djej
I don't have that problem. In addition to testing the mixer, what do you have the gain set at? In config you can set it to always 0, that might help.
Mensajes Sun 09 Dec 07 @ 8:32 am
edgarluevano
you may one of the channels louder because you have the headphones set to that side, and that makes you to listen louder (speakers + headphones) thta happen if the headphones sounds loud, and even you are not listening directly to them, you can hear them.
Mensajes Mon 10 Dec 07 @ 2:24 pm
Tear Em 'Up
are both of your gains set at the same level?
I always set mine to "Always Zero"
I always set mine to "Always Zero"
Mensajes Mon 10 Dec 07 @ 3:55 pm
DJ Mad Maxx
DJKosmo wrote :
My right channel plays at a lower volume than the left channel. I have to crank up the volume on my mixer for the right channel to match the left channels volume. Any one else experiencing this?? I am going to do an A/B test with another mixer to eliminat the mixer as the problem.
I will post if the problem follows the mixer or not
I am running VDJ ver 5 rev6
Thanks
I will post if the problem follows the mixer or not
I am running VDJ ver 5 rev6
Thanks
I have also noticed a distinct level difference since installing rev 6. It's not my mixer
Mensajes Mon 10 Dec 07 @ 4:01 pm
DJKosmo
Ok, I think I figured this one out
My gain levels are "always set to zero" so that was ok
I finally noticed that when I launched VDJ the software cross fader would go over to the left channel
Now I just center it when I start and now both channels are the same
I would still like to know why the software fader creeps to the left channel
My gain levels are "always set to zero" so that was ok
I finally noticed that when I launched VDJ the software cross fader would go over to the left channel
Now I just center it when I start and now both channels are the same
I would still like to know why the software fader creeps to the left channel
Mensajes Wed 12 Dec 07 @ 3:07 pm
discjockeydoc
Wow, that's strange. I've been messing with r6 for a little while now, but nothing like that has happened. Hmmmm...
I do have a workaround to use until you get more input on the issue, though.
Seeing as you're using an external mixer anyway, if you go into config and set your crossfader to "disabled," you'll get equal output through both channels, regardless of where the crossfader is set. Hope this helps until you figure out what's going on. It probably wouldn't hurt to just leave it that way anyhow. Good luck ;)
I do have a workaround to use until you get more input on the issue, though.
Seeing as you're using an external mixer anyway, if you go into config and set your crossfader to "disabled," you'll get equal output through both channels, regardless of where the crossfader is set. Hope this helps until you figure out what's going on. It probably wouldn't hurt to just leave it that way anyhow. Good luck ;)
Mensajes Fri 14 Dec 07 @ 3:12 am
DJKosmo
Exellent idea discjockeydoc, thanks for the tip.
I will look for that option and probably take your advice and leave it set to disabled all the time
Bottom line is that it does not really hurt anything as long as I remember to center the fader before I start
Peace!
I will look for that option and probably take your advice and leave it set to disabled all the time
Bottom line is that it does not really hurt anything as long as I remember to center the fader before I start
Peace!
Mensajes Fri 14 Dec 07 @ 2:49 pm