Gilbz
Over the past couple of weeks I've finally given VDJ a good bashing every other night at gigs.
But I have found the sound on some tunes are going up and down. This happens pretty much on every beat, like when the bass goes the sound dips.
But then it does it in the vocal part of Gloria Gaynors 'I will Survive' when there's no music in the background.
Is it to do with something in the program? That analysis the track and adjusts it? Like the auto gain function?
Or is it to do with sound card settings?
I'm using a Maya EX7
It does it in the headphones as well so I know my speakers ain't naff!!!
I did a fresh rip of a tune tonight and it did exactly the same.
What I'm going to try tomorrow is check out my other Hard drive which is a back up and try the tunes on PCDJ (which I don't use anymore I may add!)
Any suggestions??
But I have found the sound on some tunes are going up and down. This happens pretty much on every beat, like when the bass goes the sound dips.
But then it does it in the vocal part of Gloria Gaynors 'I will Survive' when there's no music in the background.
Is it to do with something in the program? That analysis the track and adjusts it? Like the auto gain function?
Or is it to do with sound card settings?
I'm using a Maya EX7
It does it in the headphones as well so I know my speakers ain't naff!!!
I did a fresh rip of a tune tonight and it did exactly the same.
What I'm going to try tomorrow is check out my other Hard drive which is a back up and try the tunes on PCDJ (which I don't use anymore I may add!)
Any suggestions??
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 12:12 am
DJ Cyder
Turn off the limiter in the config.
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 12:14 am
Superstom
For best audio quality in VDJ, switch off "limiter" and "Time stretch" in the config menu. This will solve your problem.
Ewout
Ewout
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 12:14 am
Gilbz
Flippin 'eck that was a quick response lol!!!
I was just editing my post and you guys replied!!
Thanks, I'll give it a go tomorrow ;-)
I was just editing my post and you guys replied!!
Thanks, I'll give it a go tomorrow ;-)
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 12:16 am
Superstom
Damn, Cyder was just 13 seconds earlier ;-)
Ewout
Ewout
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 12:21 am
DJ VooDoo
I had that same problem. Here is what my problem was and what I did.
set up:
Hercules
Laptop
Powered speakers
power conditioner
I did not have this hooked up to a preamp or a mixer. I had the limiter off. The signal was not strong enough by it's self. I bought a BBE Sonic Maximizer. Since then I have not had the issue.
set up:
Hercules
Laptop
Powered speakers
power conditioner
I did not have this hooked up to a preamp or a mixer. I had the limiter off. The signal was not strong enough by it's self. I bought a BBE Sonic Maximizer. Since then I have not had the issue.
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 8:32 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
or go to the hercules control pannel, and turn both output sliders to the top ;)
By default the hercules has the slider set to about 70%, making a low output for external mixers (compared to cd decks). Turn it all up, and its closer to the level of cd players.
By default the hercules has the slider set to about 70%, making a low output for external mixers (compared to cd decks). Turn it all up, and its closer to the level of cd players.
Posted Fri 21 Jul 06 @ 10:05 am