There is another option I would like to see in the settings. I prefer full kill, but some software and even hardware mixers don’t kill the sound completely. DJ Player for IOS does have full kill EQs.
Yeah I could live with that sort of… but the volume is still quite loud and unpredictable (for example, sometimes you get an unwanted bassy sound of the other track that you don’t want but you can’t filter it out) when you want to perform a smooth transition.
It it a software (djay2) or hardware (beatpad) problem?
Any ideas how to prevent or reduce the trouble?
When i hook up the beatpad to the pc, using VDJ, it kills all the way, so i think its software related. I can’t give you any tips. I guess it depends on what sort of music you play. I use different controllers for DJAY and got used to it. I play EDM at home, but all kinds of music during gigs. Maybe the issue is at its worst, playing EDM. Don’t know for sure.
The EQ is not full kill. When I need full kill on a specific frequency on my Beatpad I use EQ and Filter. Works quite well.
There are schools of DJing that suggest that the EQ should only be used for literal EQ. As in shaping the sound to make it sonically similar to the other song. They use the filter for kills.
There are two kinds of EQ behaviors: Either a EQ completely kills the frequencies, or it lets through a quiet signal to make mixing sound more smoothly. For the Reloop Beatpad the second behavior is expected.