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Are the characteristics of the different EQ Presets written anywhere on here?

If not, can any of you friendly people tell me this info!?

The E.Q,s are besed on the Pioneer djm 2000
Release note Mixvibes Cross 3.00

The release note for Cross 3.1.0 adds
Djm E.Q,s + ISO kills and isolate E.Q,s

wazza wrote:The E.Q,s are besed on the Pioneer djm 2000
Release note Mixvibes Cross 3.00

The release note for Cross 3.1.0 adds
Djm E.Q,s + ISO kills and isolate E.Q,s

Yeah, but what are the differences between them? I've never used those.

The djm E.Q + ISO kills....is like a E.Q with fill kills on knobs
And the isolate E.Q,s is more like a hi-mid-low pasted filter

Ps...when are you going to come down to the Gold Coast to have a mix with me

wazza wrote:The djm E.Q + ISO kills....is like a E.Q with fill kills on knobs
And the isolate E.Q,s is more like a hi-mid-low pasted filter

Ps...when are you going to come down to the Gold Coast to have a mix with me

When I get good enough to not feel embarrassed about mixing with someone else!

Still not sure I get it, but switching between them all....I seem to prefer Isolator.

Traditional Pioneer DJM mixer EQ's dont do full kill. That means if you turn hi, mid and low right down, you still get sound out. They only attenuate by -24db. These are normal EQ's.

Isolators are more like what's found on Allen & Heath mixers. If you turn all 3 knobs down you get complete silence. Known as "Full Kill EQ's" or Isolators.

Modern Pioneer mixers offer Isolator modes in addition to the traditional EQ mode as well now though.

rhopkins wrote:

wazza wrote:
Ps...when are you going to come down to the Gold Coast to have a mix with me

When I get good enough to not feel embarrassed about mixing with someone else

sounds like a road trip ,, the best way to get over it is to do it