Hey,
I have the DJ Console with Virtual DJ. I'm just about to buy the pro version, but I have one niggling thing that I want taken care of.
Whenever I turn the treble/mid/bass up to full, the sound becomes "wavy" i.e the volume goes down a bit, them comes back up, then goes down a bit. Is this something that can be rectified by messing with the asio settings or something?
Thanks,
Neil
I have the DJ Console with Virtual DJ. I'm just about to buy the pro version, but I have one niggling thing that I want taken care of.
Whenever I turn the treble/mid/bass up to full, the sound becomes "wavy" i.e the volume goes down a bit, them comes back up, then goes down a bit. Is this something that can be rectified by messing with the asio settings or something?
Thanks,
Neil
Posted Tue 11 Jan 05 @ 12:43 pm
Strange...
it sure does not behave like this in the full version
I'm not sure why you have this issue
it sure does not behave like this in the full version
I'm not sure why you have this issue
Posted Tue 11 Jan 05 @ 3:28 pm
Norway, I see the same problem with my HDJC and I do have the full version. I've decided this is a problem with the Hercules DJC. I see the volume fluctuation problem in a few different cases for me. The most anoying is when I am cueing up a song in the headphones and the sound from my cue source starts blasting over the main channel that is playing (but I didn't touch the crossfader!). It's as if the slider is dirty and bleeding sound through. This is why I am giving up on HDJC. My XP10s should be here tomorrow.
Posted Tue 11 Jan 05 @ 7:03 pm
kalpol_introl,
i don't think that you have any problem.
Just turn off the limiter from the settings\fame settings menu.
It have the task to monitor the power of the sound and if it goes
too loud, the limiter cut it a little.
Excuse my bad english. I hope you understand me :)
Happy mixing :)
i don't think that you have any problem.
Just turn off the limiter from the settings\fame settings menu.
It have the task to monitor the power of the sound and if it goes
too loud, the limiter cut it a little.
Excuse my bad english. I hope you understand me :)
Happy mixing :)
Posted Wed 02 Mar 05 @ 3:30 pm