djshayno
DJ's as you all know.. the nice thing about VDJ Pro is the internal recording.
Some or most controllers.. all you have to do is (on your PC) go into the record tab
in your VDJ, "hit record" and mix your set for an hour or so, then stop your recording,
upload your mix to your podomatic or whatever websites you use and bam!
Pretty easy!
NO!
Once you upload it to podomatic or ?? if you listen to your set... it don't quite sound as nice or good
as it did when you were mixing it!! Why?? I don't frickin know.. but that sucks!
Maybe it's your controller??? Maybe there is a sound software to download to your PC and as your record
with in VDJ.. maybe you can reroute it through the other software to give the bass and mids more a true rich sound???
Please advise!! Thanks!! :)
Some or most controllers.. all you have to do is (on your PC) go into the record tab
in your VDJ, "hit record" and mix your set for an hour or so, then stop your recording,
upload your mix to your podomatic or whatever websites you use and bam!
Pretty easy!
NO!
Once you upload it to podomatic or ?? if you listen to your set... it don't quite sound as nice or good
as it did when you were mixing it!! Why?? I don't frickin know.. but that sucks!
Maybe it's your controller??? Maybe there is a sound software to download to your PC and as your record
with in VDJ.. maybe you can reroute it through the other software to give the bass and mids more a true rich sound???
Please advise!! Thanks!! :)
Inviato Wed 10 Jul 13 @ 1:32 am
DjScruffOh
Sounds exactly how I played it in my recordings. But one thing I do is keep an eye on some LED meters, to make sure the levels are constant through my entire set.
Inviato Wed 10 Jul 13 @ 7:31 am
RobRoy
How is the quality of your original recording file and wich format and bitrate do you use if you record in mp3...?
Inviato Thu 11 Jul 13 @ 2:15 am