The13bats
I have a problem that I want to learn about it could very well be my lack of knowledge of the gear,
I use the DENON DN-HC4500
And lets say I have a song playing on "A" and want to bring it's BPM up or down a beat or two...lets say for example it's playing at 122 and I want to bring it to 120...
I start to move the Pitch Slider on the 4500 as I would have on 1200's and nothing happens...but if I move it too much or too fast it will jump in BPM's a lot....messing up the song,...perhaps a sensitivity setting?
Perhaps I have settings wrong or don't know what I am doing, please clue me in...
Thanks!
Cheers,
P.
I use the DENON DN-HC4500
And lets say I have a song playing on "A" and want to bring it's BPM up or down a beat or two...lets say for example it's playing at 122 and I want to bring it to 120...
I start to move the Pitch Slider on the 4500 as I would have on 1200's and nothing happens...but if I move it too much or too fast it will jump in BPM's a lot....messing up the song,...perhaps a sensitivity setting?
Perhaps I have settings wrong or don't know what I am doing, please clue me in...
Thanks!
Cheers,
P.
geposted Thu 22 Sep 11 @ 10:09 pm
Support staff
Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Soft%20Take-over%20or%20Non-MIDI%20Mixer.html
Please also check your pitch range - If it is set too wide (E.g: 50% or 100%), then you may not be able to make accurate enough adjustments.
For normal mixing, a setting between 8% - 12% is optimal.
Please also check your pitch range - If it is set too wide (E.g: 50% or 100%), then you may not be able to make accurate enough adjustments.
For normal mixing, a setting between 8% - 12% is optimal.
geposted Fri 23 Sep 11 @ 3:45 am
The13bats
Thanks I read that link...good info...thanks and I will try the settings you suggest.....I have a show tonight so I will see what she does.....
HAve a great weekend...
Cheers,
P.
HAve a great weekend...
Cheers,
P.
geposted Fri 23 Sep 11 @ 4:13 pm