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  • in reply to: Powered Speakers clipping, passive not #2492141
    Tanner Weir
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    That could of been the problem, but I think I used a 1/4″ plug and went into the “Line In” since i was using the 1/4″ monitor output on my board. Thanks!

    in reply to: Powered Speakers clipping, passive not #2491991
    Tanner Weir
    Participant

    Thank you for the reply! Everything on my mixer is below 0db, and my amp doesn’t have db markings, so I’m assuming the 12o’clock position is 0db (either way, the amp isn’t clipping). On the powered speakers that were distorted, the input was turned up 1-2 degrees (not even close to 0db) and the main volume control was set the same way. I had to turn my mixer way down for the American Audio speakers to stop distorting, but at that point the volume was too low on my passive speakers.

    Even if I connect to the powered speakers without the mixer, the laptop has to be turned way down to keep from distorting. I’ll try setting the left channel to my passive speakers, and the right channel to my powered speakers and see if that fixes the issue (that way I have more accurate control of the volume level, I was previously using a monitor output, which was also unbalanced)

    in reply to: music organization #2489001
    Tanner Weir
    Participant

    I am completely digital. I keep my music on an external HD and organize it through iTunes (create playlists, etc.) and can then be read from my DJ software, PCDJ Dex 3. I have a backup external HD and my phone backups my popular music. Since I’m able to keep everything on my external hard drive (music, playlists, DJ software database files, videos, and even portable software), so if anything ever goes wrong I can use a different laptop with no problem. It also makes it easier to share my files with the workers within my DJ business.

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