Turntable channel louder than CDJ's

[Code:Red]

Hey, i've got 2 stanton c.324's on channel 1 and 2 of my mixer, and on channel 3 i have a stanton t.60 turntable, and the sound difference between the cdj's and the turntable is very different. does anyone no how to equal the sound levels? thanks

 

[EvezDroppin]

adjust the gain so its the same level ? or am i missing something here

 

[motion audio]

Gain control, should be the first control on the channel strip (highest one up). Might be labeled "trim".

 

[Code:Red]

ye i put the gain to the lowest it can go, and its still louder than when i have the cdj's gain high...

 

[motion audio]

ye i put the gain to the lowest it can go, and its still louder than when i have the cdj's gain high...

You made sure the CDjs are in a line input and the turntables in a phono?

 

[EvezDroppin]

this might be way off but i remember somebody had a similar problem and had the cdjs plugged into phono whereas you want them plugged into line.. ( this may be completely irrelevant ) is there a gain on the cdj?

 

[Code:Red]

this might be way off but i remember somebody had a similar problem and had the cdjs plugged into phono whereas you want them plugged into line.. ( this may be completely irrelevant ) is there a gain on the cdj?

yee both cdj's are plugged into line and the turntable is plugged into phono

 

[motion audio]

Only other basic thing I can think of then is if theres a selector switch on the channels of your mixer to switch between Line and Phono inputs then that may be set wrong, apart from that its unlikely to be something simple!

 

[muzzadj]

if you really cant sort it, try a program called 'mp3 gain' (google it) to lower the volume of your mp3's and then try it.

 

[Code:Red]

if you really cant sort it, try a program called 'mp3 gain' (google it) to lower the volume of your mp3's and then try it.

ye alright mate, thanks! i'll give it a go and see what happens