BOOGLES
Is the volume in Virtual DJ INCREASING and lowering on its own?
Posted 2 days ago @ 6:06 pm
locoDog
you're hitting the limiter because your tracks are far too hot.
digital tracks don't distort like analogue, when you hit 0dBFS that's a hard limit and the levels have to drop, when you drop out of the limiter that attenuation will be removed so you get a volume pumping effect.
unless you mean sliders are moving on their own and that indicates fader bleed, the fix there is compressed air or some cases a fader replace or rarer cases a floating earth and that requires a controller repair.
digital tracks don't distort like analogue, when you hit 0dBFS that's a hard limit and the levels have to drop, when you drop out of the limiter that attenuation will be removed so you get a volume pumping effect.
unless you mean sliders are moving on their own and that indicates fader bleed, the fix there is compressed air or some cases a fader replace or rarer cases a floating earth and that requires a controller repair.
Posted 2 days ago @ 7:37 pm
BOOGLES
Ok, I would monitor where in a song such ups and downs are happening.
Posted 2 days ago @ 2:57 am
locoDog
too hot then, if you need more volume you need to turn the gain down and a bigger amp.
If you treasure your rig never use it to 100% - or you'll be replacing the mosfets you cooked.
Source: been there done that, rig repair isn't cheap.
Secondary; that "volume pumping"/limiterAction saved your amps from being cooked.
If you treasure your rig never use it to 100% - or you'll be replacing the mosfets you cooked.
Source: been there done that, rig repair isn't cheap.
Secondary; that "volume pumping"/limiterAction saved your amps from being cooked.
Posted 2 days ago @ 3:36 am