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Ooooh my god thank you!
 

Any changes in the 48khz sound conversion for MC6000 users?
 
thank you!
great update!
 
SBDJ wrote :
One point that wasn't mentioned in the release info above - those of you suffering the 'loop bug' will be glad to hear that it has been shown the exit :)


ME LIKE!
 
soooo... could i use it with my mixtrack pro?
 
bagpuss wrote :

Any changes in the 48khz sound conversion for MC6000 users?


I was wondering that too...
 
We are so rotten spoiled!! Can't wait to get home and download. Thanks!!
 
bagpuss wrote :
I gig everyday there's no good time to install this :( - but I really want to lol.


I've installed at a gig before now.
 
"6500, 1700, 200"

what are the range or limits for the eg.
 
Great! Thanks :)
 
Volume headroom, this is to adjust the volume of vdj. Do you turn to 6 to increase?

Also if limiter is activated does it stop you from red lining vdj? hows it work?

Also with the eq, i would like a little more low end by default how would this be achieved?
 
djtaliban wrote :
"6500, 1700, 200"

what are the range or limits for the eg.

These values are between 20Hz and 20 000Hz (ie 20kHz).

ParamEqualizerHigh = 6 500 Hz (ie 6.5kHz)
ParamEqualizerMedium = 1 700 Hz (ie 1.7kHz)
ParamEqualizerBass = 200 Hz

but of course you have to select values, keeping in mind the following idea:

ParamEqualizerHigh > ParamEqualizerMedium > ParamEqualizerBass
 
gotcha
 
Thank you for the improvement of the sound!!! Running it for approx 1h and my ears are thahkfull!!! Cheers
 
thanks for the update. Installing and playing with it for this week.
 
~sounds great~ not so brash...~salute~
 
Native support for denon 3900 in midi mode?
 
Does the improved sound engine mean the Advanced Config now supports playback rates at 48 KHz and 96 KHz?
 
So to increase the bottom end I could try

ParamEqualizerHigh = 6 500 Hz (ie 6.5kHz)
ParamEqualizerMedium = 1 700 Hz (ie 1.7kHz)
ParamEqualizerBass = 190 Hz
 
yes if you prefer these values. Then it's a question of feelings.
 
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