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my style of mixing i only use the volume to bring the track up and then use eqing and filters to mix the tune out.
Should have added a poll man. Everyone loves a good poll.
I used to use the crossfader, but now I've been using the channels for a while. Much more precise control.
Now whenever I get bored I'm trying to teach myself to crab the x-fader. My hand just doesn't want to :p
when i'm drunk the cross fader is my worst enemy (aka @ every party)
Jester: "WTF ... No Sound *confusion* "
Anyone else in the room: *returns crossfader to correct central position, slaps jester, calls him a nub*
The number of times I've done that while drunk with the echo freeze. i used to use the MF deckalized focus mapping, so I'd be on the page for the other deck like... huh? no sound?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jester.NZ
10 seconds of panic later (normally with one track on a horrible sounding loop) and I realise that 5 minutes ago I used the freeze and left it on. Vair annoying.
You mean in the same way we see Ean does in his videos with cue points and a button?Quote:
Originally Posted by djproben
Or the way scratch DJs used to with a transform spring loaded switch/button?
It's actually easier since you don't need a second motion to push the fader back into the previous position, the button/switch does it for you.
[QUOTE=Jester.NZ;282958]return crossfader to correct central position[QUOTE]
Something like the Gain knob Jes? To quote you - 'if its supposed to sit at 12 - then why can it be rotated left and right'? If the X fader's correct position is central - why can it be moved left and right?
PS - don't be too hard on the REAL 'nub' :)
Of course it's the correct position if you're using line faders. You truly are a nub.
alcohol is a helluva drug ..
Constanoon afterble. I appear to be under the affluence of inkyhol.