Derek

okay i finally won the battle against the gain in traktor i think… i took a little advice from each of you and it working wonders …. i replaced my less than 320 kbps music with 320kbps quality, i turned off the autogain, im putting notes on my songs and preplanning my sets because although i improvise in the fly there are certain mixes that will sound a lot better if you have done them at least once and you know the deal, i cue on my headphones a lot as dj hessler taught me and finally the most important thing i learned is that you can now how to adjust the gain by watching the waveform thaks a lot

youre absolutely right… i do need the stuff though… as i already told you, space is not a problem but i do wonder what will i do when space becomes an issue, because the controller is already pretty big and i cannot perform as well in cdjs and i definitely cant afford to buy a pair to practice…

wow is perfct ill look for a stand that fits the case then … thanks so much 5/5

i agree with you and i personally would get everything from dj controllers to vinyl and cdjs but right now money is an issue and while i appreciate the art and the history i think we should keep moving forward. It is true that some of us cant dj without the modern technology as many of us cant cook without a pan and a stove or commute without a car or a subway but the way i see it, that is not actually a bad thing because maybe things got easier but it also means that is going to be harder to stand out and raises the bar that separates a good dj from a bad dj. Maybe things got really easy when we got the stove and the pan but we got introduced into a whole new level of culinary arts that was impossible to reach before. As we know a good cook from the past maybe only had a bonfire and a wooden stick but as time goes by we create more and more amazing things by breaking barriers with technology and after all im pretty sure that no machine will replace us anytime soon. Thanks for the comment!

Well all has been helpful but still i was mixing today some dnb and a heard on my headphones that both songs we around the same volume and if there was any difference it wasnt really noticeable but then when i dropped it it was very noticeable i dont know if the other really noticed it but i did a lot, i had to turn up the gain immediately to make up for the volume loss, is there an specific way to do this on your headphones or is there anything else i can do while in the mix to make sure it doesnt happen i need like specific details… something like put on your headphones and put the headphones mix knob in the middle or place the song where you are going to drop it and see the volume leds i dont know i cant seem to go around this problem … it doesnt happen with my new music from beatport but it happens with some older music i just cant delete like that…