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Djay video 3. Gain & EQ Tutorial

Lesson Intermediate Stage 1: Your First Setup November 2012

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Alright guys, video 3 on the DJ program for the iPad. In this video we're going to have a look at this icon here which is just below the volume control for each track. So if I move the volume control down, volume's gone, up, and you can find the icon in between the pitch and the volume control. If we press that, you'll get this screen come up. What we can do is we can press And we can set cue points. The next icon, and we can loop. The third icon, we get effects. The fourth icon, which is the one we're going to look in this video, is for our EQ, also known as equalization. On the right-hand side, you can see a small icon there. If I move this up and down, this is like a gain control, which is also a volume control for the deck. So if we have a listen.

We'll take the music up, towards you we'll bring it down. Next to that we have high, also known as treble. So if I increase that, we can hear the high, almost like the hand clap increase. Bring that to the centre. The mid, that's like the vocals, the music, the melody. Bring that to the centre. And the low is the beat, the boom, the bass drum.

Bring that to the center as well. When you get the program, everything should be set to the center. If you want to EQ that one deck, you can change any frequency as you like. And then to remove this icon, just tap the first icon that you pressed just below the gain and that will disappear. To get back to that again, to change the EQ, press the icon again Thank you very much, practice and enjoy.

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