How do DJs equalize?

EQ stands for Equalizer. EQ switches on a DJ mixer adjusts loudness in decibels of low, mid and high frequencies within the audio spectrum. EQ filters are controlled by 3 dedicated knobs on a DJ mixer for each channel. It allows control of frequencies of each music track playing per turntable.

What is the best equalizer settings for bass?

The best setting for bass is between the frequency range of 60Hz to 250Hz.

What is EQ DJ controller?

Whilst mixing, the EQ is used to control different frequencies to change the prevalence of a certain sound in a track. And the high, low, and mid range frequency controls on the DJ mixer are there to serve some important purposes during the mix.

How does a DJ mix drum and bass?

DJing Drum and Bass requires matching the tempo of tracks. Both tracks require to be aligned by a phrase or section of song to allow for mixing from track A to track B to sound seamless. EQ knobs on each channel on the mixer allows for smoother transitions when mixing Drum and Bass.

What’s the best way to end a DJ mix?

Once you’re ready to crack on with the DJ mix, simply click on the record button and you’re good to go. Once you’ve finished your DJ mix, click on the record button and this will stop the DJ mix recording. Option tip for the ending of a mix could be to use the channel volume or the master volume to fade out the volume of the mix.

Can You Mix bass and kick drum without EQ?

Without the use of the EQ this can be tricky as certain frequencies will not blend well. For example you could be mixing a track with a very punchy kick drum and lots of bass, into a track with a mellow kick drum and smooth bassline.

How to set your levels like a pro-digital DJ?

DJ mixers are usually optimised these days for the relatively hot output level from a Pioneer CDJ (around 6dBV). Bringing the master level up in Traktor to -10dB with my set up gives a similar level on my mixer as I get with a CDJ. Remember… The master volume, set to -10dB in Traktor.