clax
When sliding a track into a deck, the équaliseurs of this deck doesn't reset.
It should be corrected.
When this équaliseurs are modified, it's generally to adapt a title in particular and the regulations so have nothing to do with the following titles played on this deck. In live, forgetting to reset equaliseurs during a change of title can be indeed annoying; notably when we killed bass for a mix there for example.
Clax
It should be corrected.
When this équaliseurs are modified, it's generally to adapt a title in particular and the regulations so have nothing to do with the following titles played on this deck. In live, forgetting to reset equaliseurs during a change of title can be indeed annoying; notably when we killed bass for a mix there for example.
Clax
Posted Sat 29 May 04 @ 10:01 am
clax
Nobody annoyed with this situation ?
Posted Mon 31 May 04 @ 6:22 pm
Fruit
I'm in if it becomes an option. In fact in some cases, it can be usefull to keep the eqsettings for the next track, but not always you're right.
FRUiT94
FRUiT94
Posted Mon 31 May 04 @ 7:53 pm
erxon
Totally agree with Fruit. Only if it's an option.
Posted Tue 01 Jun 04 @ 5:23 pm
clax
I'm with you guys; I haven't thinked about transforming this adaptation into an option. You're right.
Posted Tue 01 Jun 04 @ 7:31 pm
djzero
i say make it an option
Posted Wed 02 Jun 04 @ 12:02 am
djstevieray
Or it may even be more useful if VDJ would remember your EQ settings for each track. So that when you load a track the EQ automatically sets the same as the last time you played that track. That would save you from tweaking the song each and every time.
Posted Wed 02 Jun 04 @ 12:09 am
Thibaud Dafaux
I vote for the "option" thing! :o)
Posted Wed 02 Jun 04 @ 1:06 am
macourteau
I would prefer it to be an option, as I sometimes prefer to keep the same settings from one song to another. Also, it's better not to reset the controls for the DJConsole users (like me), because it naturally won't reset the faders on the console...
macourteau
macourteau
Posted Wed 02 Jun 04 @ 1:55 am
erxon
Exactly, macourteau. It's for external hardware purposes. The same goes for the Pitch slider (as already talked about in other topic).
Posted Wed 02 Jun 04 @ 3:07 pm