Basic PFL Tutorial for the Mobile DJ
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I heard that the upfaders should always be at ten incase you bump the fader, and bumping the fader from 6 or 7 to 10 would be a big jump...
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you really didn't explain anything about piffles..
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hi can u listen to a channel with PFL selected through headphones whilst another channel is playing through the master ??? thanks
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i dont get the pre fade levels :(
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the reason u go at 8 its because the behringer mixer outputs bad quality sound if u don`t keep the knobs and faders away from at least 80%
djresvon 3 years ago
This is the law with every mixer. It's the 0db law. I've done other tutes on this. In fact, when you are mixing, sometimes it's best to go -3db. Reason being is because when you turn up 2 channels, you can sometimes get a +3 db increase.
But hey, don't take my word for it. Ask someone who actually knows something about Pro Audio and see what they have to say
briansredd 3 years ago
cool thanks for explaining, i noticed that if you play 2 channels you get distortions right away. thanks :)
djresvon 3 years ago
I've got a newer video on this subject if you search my channel. This time, I use a Denon DN-X1500S mixer
briansredd 3 years ago
hey brian, is ur mixer a USB mixer??
jdub1023 4 years ago
Nah, that old mixer was just a regular old mixer.
briansredd 4 years ago