HIGH GAIN issues
HIGH GAIN issues Posted on: 21.05.2012 by Hyman Werness Has anyone ever experienced the Gains seem too high inside the software every time you try and load a track? | |
Hyman Werness 21.05.2012 | Has anyone ever experienced the Gains seem too high inside the software every time you try and load a track? |
Hyman Werness 26.06.2012 | seems to be working a lot better with the new Mac MBP 13" all analyzed in itunes/SSL/Rekorbox... and literally did the analyzation 4X faster than my 2 year old 17' HP running windows... that piece stays at the office from here on out. |
Dorie Scelzo 25.05.2012 | Yeah…set your levels lower. You're playing digital files that are compressed to all hell anyway…just run the output a bit quiet to avoid distortion…the noise floor of you mixer and sound card are going to be a lot quieter than the noise floor in the compressed music you're playing anyway. |
Hyman Werness 24.05.2012 | Im an SSL user not itch... but the same would apply i assume? in settings section? |
Nedra Fresneda 21.05.2012 | Ignore me, haven't slept yet |
Corine Kasman 22.05.2012 | I believe Padi means Itch and not Traktor Try 0 dB of headroom for starters. This should give you close to "12 o'clock" gain settings, with small adjustments, for each track. If you find the Limiter kicking in too often, turn down your gains a bit or increase the headroom (go to a bigger positive number). Headroom is NOT a way to increase output, that's the Master knob alone's job |
Nedra Fresneda 21.05.2012 | Autogain adjustments don't apply if you loaded a track before it got analyzed, reload the track to fix this. You can also set the headroom on Traktor preferences if you feel that it's output is too hot. |
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