DJ ADVICE ON SETTING UP YOUR MIC VOLUME
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- DJ ADVISE ON SETTING UP YOUR MIC VOLUME
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I DJ a karaoke night & spend a lot of time on the mic. it's hands down one of the most important skills to have as a DJ if you want to come off professional.
This is very helpful for MCs too thank you!
Hi johnathon
A brilliant tutorial as always but could you do a tutorial with say radio mics where there is a volume control on the box before it goes to the mixer.
Peter from Birmingham
was just about to ask the same thing. Always getting feedback on karaoke and no idea how to set the gain on the radio mic box and the mixer
Great video Ellaskins. I believe that the microphone nowadays are a bit forgotten about, especially if you are playing in clubs and play EDM. Microphones used to be the MC's go-to-tool, bit of a shame that it´s not like that anymore. I try to use it during my dj gigs but never got my head around feedback loops (or actually done a poor job investigating the cause of it haha). Thanks for bringing it up! :)
//Felix Persson AKA FLX
All this time I've been setting up my MIC incorrectly, GEESH!!! Thanks Ellaskins.
Can you please do a similar video for say a dual radio mic system where there is volume on the reciever for each mic as well as the gains and fader controls on the mixer.
I certainly found this skill very helpful and yes especially a karaoke DJ too, same skill applied in club it great too remember that.. & especially I sing too, so worth remembering
Its funny jon when i started it was ALL mic work.
Then for years it was almost abandoned. Funny now in last few years its come back.
Another tip is make sure your decks are indeed BEHIND your speakers.. this also helps greatly..
Thank you, very useful info
I usually like to kill the low on the mic to get rid of all the rumbling from my low voice. ;)
It also makes all the P's and B's less overbearing as well as reducing overall handling noise.
Good idea. That in mind, sibilants would be only things to worry.
Ha ha ... when a D.J talks over the tracks at a family party... and you can NEVER understand what they say... Everybody knows what that sounds like.... 🔊🎤🙉
So true!! And the funny thing is the DJ thinks he/she sounds fine, but from the audience perspective it is just muffled. A lot of that is down to the DJ holding the mic too near their mouth.
GIVE ME HARDCORE!!!
I can’t get any output from my mic, please help
Why my mic don't want to work on my Djm 800
Ellaskins so I want to practice manual beatmacthing on my 2000 NXS but I don't want to see the beat grid traffic lights or BPM !! What's the best way to achieve this IYO
holy shit lol I used to watch your videos a really long time ago!
I've just bought a mic for radio shows through my ddj1000 and get sound out the mic but nothing comes out Wen people are watching my streams is there something I am missing . Please any suggestions be cool 🙌
Nice
would you still get feed back if you left your sliders in the up position ?
1st rule - cut, don't boost.
2nd rule - bass is your enemy most of the time, so cut it a bit (based on the mic You use, proximity makes it even worse
Hi
question... im using the ddj 1000 and my mic is the AT2035. is the mic the reason why it just simply isnt working? all of my settings are correct and it i just have nothing going through my speakers, maybe the mic and the deck aren't compatible?
Use dynamic mic. Condenser mic need phanthom power (48v mostly) that is not packed in the DJ mixing gear AFAIK.
Not to be an ass but the title should be "DJ ADVICE ON SETTING UP MIC VOLUME" you miss spelt "advise" Johnathan
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I hate that feedback its like piercing