disagree - depends on the EQ - in general it's not good practice to run everything at 3 o'clock (for example). depending on the mixer there's no guarantee the EQ curve will be flat just because all of the knobs are in the same position; in fact it's unlikely this will be the case. if you're just tr...

Does any EQ adjustment beyond 0 (12 o'clock) in general cause clipping/sound quality loss, even if channel and main levels are well below 0? if i understand your question, the answer is no: EQ adjustment will not cause clipping or sound quality loss, so long as the channel outs and main outs are al...

my parents just got a new HP laptop for Christmas and the thing drove me batshit insane after 2 hours; too much proprietary software integrated into the OS, and i couldn't figure out how to remove much of it or turn it off. also the trackpad was way too sensitive and kept selecting things by acciden...

rooney23 wrote:---------- Parte 1 ----------
[064:26] – Topazz – The New Millenium or Crusaders – My Lady (edit)

definitely Crusaders.

---------- Parte 2----------
[017.30] – Theo Parrish - Dirt Rhodes
[058:22] – Theo Parrish - Split Me Open

cloutier wrote:its not so much that this a live recording of omar-s, jus-ed and newworldaquarium in the mix, but really that they, literally, are in THE mix.

where does he say it's a live recording of them?
it's his (Willie Smalls') own mix, no?

http://soundcloud.com/williesmalls/

On most pro DJ mixers you can go well into the red before the signal actually clip erm, not sure about this. from my experience (both DJing and selling DJ gear), they may not "clip" per se, but many of them will distort if ran far into the red. depends on the brand. Allen & Heath mixe...

Hutch wrote:Euros get slices.

Americans get Hulu.

Slices > Hulu

i have a DVR