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Sorry about all the threads, but the reason i'm looking for a new turntable mixer is because of this. I guess any help would be nice before i go spending money on another mixer if its fixable. Heres what my recordings look like in cool edit. Can you spot the problem? I can. |
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joint stereo? clipping? |
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SCISSORS |
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the left channel is not as loud as the right? |
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i have no idea as to what i'm talking about right now |
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maybe it's just shit music? |
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Yes the music is shit, but the channels should be equal. The thing is, the left one seems to be cutting off the tops of the friggin wavs for some reason. The bass seems to match in both channels, but the treble is off for some reason... :\ |
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(haha its analord btw, but it does this with all my recordings) |
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cool edit and i have been talking, and we both agree that it's just not working out between you two. better to just be honest, make a clean break. it's what's best for both of you... |
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yay! i kind of got that right |
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yay! i kind of got that right |
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roflcopter. Okay, but the thing is, if i turn up the treble on the mixer, both channels treble go up, obviously. So i dunno if its a mixer problem or a faulty needle or what. |
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its possible there an iffy cable connection that just leads to a bit of a drop on one channel. the fact that its only happening on one channel leads me to believe it could be hardware |
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Yes its definately a hardware deal. All my software is fine. Its something to do with the turntables and/or mixer because my soundcard is fine after testing it on various things. |
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are you shure it's not a damaged cartridge ? maybe the connections of the cartridge are bad. but i would bet it is the grounding of the turntable - check it |
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I would guess it's something to do with the turntable. It's probably not balanced correctly, so the stylus is heavier on one channel than the other. |
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exactly |
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it's a thing about stereo imaging of the file...nothing bad about that and you probably won't hear much difference. usually...soundforge has this processing option where you can equal the channels to the right dB. but then again...it's up to how you use the gain feature when you mix...that's important in order to have it all right! |
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