Why should a DJ know how to mix with headphones?
Mixing with headphones and without speakers? But why?
Did you say headphone mixer? Without speakers? Why would you do that?
The answer to this question is simply that if the feedback is not reliable, the feedback to the helmet is always good.
Here are the most common return problems :
- The return is not strong enough and does not cover the general sound
- The return does not reflect the sound in frequency well
- The return speaker is too far away
- The return sound is late (latency)
- There is no return
To do this, you have to cut yourself off from your surroundings and concentrate on mixing in your headphones to adjust the pre-listening and mastering.
So headphones or in-ear monitors, the important thing is to be well isolated from the surrounding noise.
This function called split or split cue is on a good number of mixers.
Of course it will be just the time to make his adjustment and to come back with his public.
Then, except in case of a big sound delay, we will normally mix once the next piece has been sent.
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