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mixer bass eq

PostPosted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 3:51 am
by onedeath
Hi, I have the pio djm-300 (wish i had gotten something better but stuck with this for now)... I notice that the bass eq knobs take out a little to much mid-range. Taking down the bass also takes down a significant amount of the melody on some trance songs. Is there a way to adjust the rolloff? I imagine there is some variation between mixers/manu regarding what is considered the bass frequencies... is there a mixer I could buy that would let me tweak with that? Thanks!

EDIT: According to the djm manual, the bass eq cuts off at 70Hz. I have used acid pro 5 in the past to make mixes, and the bass eq in that program has a default setting of 100hz. when i take the same song and cut out the bass, there is clearly a LOT more taken out by the mixer... is there something wrong with it?

PostPosted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 3:52 am
by omegapup
Nope, there is nothing wrong with it..That's just how the mixer is! If it is a big problem, buy another mixer with better EQ controls...Its gonna cost you more, but the mixer you have now is doing what it is supposed to do...

Re: mixer bass eq

PostPosted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 6:55 pm
by TONYBUELL
YOUR BEST BET IS TO FORGET THE TONE CONTROLS ON THE MIXER.SOUND PROCESSING SHOULD BE DONE WITH A SOUND PROCESSER. EQ, CROSSOVER, ETC. I HAVE A DJM500 AND THE TONE KNOBS ARE ALL SET TO ZERO. I TWEAK THE SOUND WITH A DOD EQ AND A TWO WAY CROSSOVER. FOR THE BEST SOUND I RECCOMEND A MULTI AMP SYSTEM SEPARATING THE HIGHS AND MIDS FROM THE LOWS.THIS MAKES IT EASIER TO SCULPT YOUR SOUND.