Scrinson
When scratching a song that the gain is correctly set, I've noticed that the VU meters are full and the limiter light is flashing.
Posté Tue 27 May 14 @ 1:52 pm
pumpitentertainment
I reported this two weeks ago still waiting for an answer
Posté Tue 27 May 14 @ 3:44 pm
djcel
Maybe with this example, you will understand why: increase the pitch of a deck until +100% and look at the limiter. Then do the same thing in the other way by decreasing the pitch.
Now what is finally a scratch ?
Now what is finally a scratch ?
Posté Tue 27 May 14 @ 4:06 pm
apopsisdj
pumpitentertainment wrote :
I reported this two weeks ago still waiting for an answer
The answer is to set Pitch Quality in (advanced) options to 1, for a more natural scratch sound.
I would recommend this setting to scratch dj's,
(and the default value '2' for dj's that don't scratch and use the pitch slider in wide ranges with Master tempo on)
Posté Tue 27 May 14 @ 4:41 pm
pumpitentertainment
Thank you THAT FIXED IT !
Posté Tue 27 May 14 @ 8:43 pm
Scrinson
Quote :
Maybe with this example, you will understand why: increase the pitch of a deck until +100% and look at the limiter. Then do the same thing in the other way by decreasing the pitch.
Now what is finally a scratch ?
Now what is finally a scratch ?
Nope... increasing the pitch to 100% or down to nearly 0% caused the VU meters to drop slightly with the limiter light staying off.
Posté Wed 28 May 14 @ 9:44 am
Dan (djtouchdan)
@Scrinson - have you done this?
apopsis wrote :
The answer is to set Pitch Quality in (advanced) options to 1, for a more natural scratch sound.
I would recommend this setting to scratch dj's,
(and the default value '2' for dj's that don't scratch and use the pitch slider in wide ranges with Master tempo on)
The answer is to set Pitch Quality in (advanced) options to 1, for a more natural scratch sound.
I would recommend this setting to scratch dj's,
(and the default value '2' for dj's that don't scratch and use the pitch slider in wide ranges with Master tempo on)
Posté Wed 28 May 14 @ 10:20 am
Scrinson
djtouchdan wrote :
@Scrinson - have you done this?
apopsis wrote :
The answer is to set Pitch Quality in (advanced) options to 1, for a more natural scratch sound.
I would recommend this setting to scratch dj's,
(and the default value '2' for dj's that don't scratch and use the pitch slider in wide ranges with Master tempo on)
The answer is to set Pitch Quality in (advanced) options to 1, for a more natural scratch sound.
I would recommend this setting to scratch dj's,
(and the default value '2' for dj's that don't scratch and use the pitch slider in wide ranges with Master tempo on)
Yes. It does improve the situation but doesn't fix it. The VU meters still hit the top but the limiter no longer flashes. the volume of the scratching is significantly higher than when just playing the track whereas I think the volumes should be about the same.
Posté Wed 28 May 14 @ 10:35 am