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NS7FX Newbie Question

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  • December 11, 2012 at 2:53 am #33418
    Fxn-L
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    I use an NS7FX also. Are you experiencing any issues with the platters since you did this? If not, I’d say you’re fine. You’re going to have to place resistance on the platter anyway when pulling or pushing the record when beatmatching anyway.

    The best source of information for using the NS7FX and ITCH software are the manuals. Read those front and back, that’ll give you a great foundation for understanding each component and how they relate to one another. If you’re talking about mixing techniques using the NS7FX, that’s another topic entirely.

    Great to see another NS7FX user, though! And welcome!

    December 12, 2012 at 2:31 am #33493
    Jeff
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    I haven’t experienced any issues with the platters so far, but I was just worried since I really don’t know what I’m doing. Thanks for the advice. My father always give me that same advice: “when in doubt, read the directions”. I should follow that :).

    I’d love to talk mixing techniques once I get some more experience under my belt.

    Thanks,
    Jeff

    December 19, 2012 at 11:53 am #33846
    Fxn-L
    Member

    Absolutely. Do you have a website so I may follow your mixes?

    December 27, 2012 at 6:53 pm #34148
    VinnyBlanc
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    You want to use enough pressure to stop the vinyl surface, but allow the platter to continue to spin at its usual speed. This will ensure that when you release the vinyl playback starts immediately instead of having a lag while the platter returns to its usual rpm.

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