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Sorry if this thread has been made before i admit i haven't searched for it..
Anyone on here do this/had a go at this?
Anyone on here do this/had a go at this?
yh,, turn resonanse to mild
its like using all 4 eqs at once... very easy when you know what your doing
i'm confused about exactly what he's doing, would i be right in saying he's got one set to hi pass and the other to lo? but if you twist em both opposite ways you'll either have both filters off or just the low end of one track an the high end of the other
will be forever grateful if you can explain to me exactly how he does it
OK...
You will have the filter setting on high pass.... but with the resonanse on low (mild) so when you use the filter it wont go "KSSSSWWWWWosssh" that happens when the resonanse is high (wild)
lets say you have a track on left left.... The filter will be fully off (knob turned all the way anti clockwise) the tune will be playing with full volume with no EQ kill at all.
as you bring a tune on the right deck,, the filter will be fully on killing most the volume (Knob turned fully clockwise)
The more you turn the filter anti clockwise... the more the frequencys come back thru, giving you more volume.
when the filters are around 12/1 oclock,, you will hear the mids trebles but still you wont have any low EQ ..(Bass).. as u bring it further anti clockwise you will start to hear the low eqs.
Thats how he works the blends... its like turning all 4 knobs in one go,, and u can go 2 and from the tunes very quickly
So from filter off one deck... to like 1/4 pm clockwise next deck,, depending on the tracks
^^ Thats it in a nut shell.
Anyone found a good way with the DJM600? as the filter is done by beats and time, you don't sorta get the control as with a rotary knob