dj_cash
Hello all!
Just wanna ask wich crossafader U prefer... And whats the difference between "smooth" and "full"..?
(and how can I choose "level" on my topics?)
Just wanna ask wich crossafader U prefer... And whats the difference between "smooth" and "full"..?
(and how can I choose "level" on my topics?)
geposted Mon 04 Jul 05 @ 2:19 pm
Bren F
Just a quick point DJ Cash:
Smooth - Is a crossfader curve that dips the volume more on the outgoing song when you fade, and hence has a smooth result.
Full - feels much more mixer like, and both beats are out their loudest when the crossfader s in the middle, if yo use an external mixer, be sure to set to full, or even with hercules it is more real.
I would personally reccomend full, although Smooth is still a nice result.
Smooth - Is a crossfader curve that dips the volume more on the outgoing song when you fade, and hence has a smooth result.
Full - feels much more mixer like, and both beats are out their loudest when the crossfader s in the middle, if yo use an external mixer, be sure to set to full, or even with hercules it is more real.
I would personally reccomend full, although Smooth is still a nice result.
geposted Mon 04 Jul 05 @ 4:06 pm
JeremK
only moderators can choose the level of the messages and topics and forums
geposted Tue 05 Jul 05 @ 12:38 am
dj_cash
okey thanx.. :) but I think I've seen professional edition users who have a higher level on their topics...
geposted Tue 05 Jul 05 @ 5:23 pm
Bren F
You don't need to pay attention to that, it means nothing, and we users regard it as such, a topic is a topic, and all questions will be answered.
geposted Tue 05 Jul 05 @ 7:30 pm
JeremK
For the crossfader, to use, if you never touch eq, and don't use any hardware with VDJ, you are better to use Smooth, but if you change the eqs while crossfading put in in full, so the sound will always be the same.
geposted Tue 05 Jul 05 @ 11:27 pm