I did not know people weren’t using this. I have no choice but to use it because of a hearing impairment. It makes mixing easier for me and I like being able to clearly hear both the cue and house mix.
Pro tip: If you want to save your hearing before it's gone then everyone should be using split cue (toggle between split cue and master) + isolating iem's.
Yeah, in Laidback Luke's vlogs he has mentioned this same reason as well. He said using isolating iem's with split cue allows him to work at "living room volume" and save his hearing
More often than not, I prefer using the stereo setting, with the master cue engaged. If I'm at a venue with louder booth monitors, I'll occasionally turn the master cue off, and just use one ear cup with the stereo cue. It essentially provides the same effect that split cue provides.
I like to hear the master on both headphones and switch on the mixer the queue often on by turning the knob listening to my queue and then going back to master listening to what is being heard but I’m both headphones however I found on some controllers when the knob is turned to master you can’t hear master at all is there a reason why love the videos by the way sorry for the lengthy question
Well, both channels left n right have the swivel on them n You can tighten the otherside. The red wire labeled "R" is for right channel btw on those HD25's. ;)
My DJM400 doesn’t have split cue but if you keep the master headphone button *ON* then just use the buttons for channels 1&2 you’ll get the same function 👍
I use split cue sometimes to verify my mix is on beat... I recently bought a small monitor to bring with me when I do mobile events, especially for bigger parties, when I have the speakers to far away and I can’t hear the master.. my ears are so damaged, from getting blown up in Iraq in 2005, so a big part of my mixing comes from wave lengths. Every party I’ve ever djayed, I’ve had someone come up to the booth, and ask me to turn it down, bc it’s too loud 😂😂😂
Learning split cueing is SO important especially if you are playing big venues and large events. Learned this the hard way.
I did not know people weren’t using this. I have no choice but to use it because of a hearing impairment. It makes mixing easier for me and I like being able to clearly hear both the cue and house mix.
Pro tip: If you want to save your hearing before it's gone then everyone should be using split cue (toggle between split cue and master) + isolating iem's.
Yeah, in Laidback Luke's vlogs he has mentioned this same reason as well. He said using isolating iem's with split cue allows him to work at "living room volume" and save his hearing
but how does using split cue preserve hearing more than stereo cue/master ? Is it not the same volume coming out of each ear cup?
If you use in ear headphones isolating the outside noise and just hearing the cue (James Hype does this)
IAM not prof dj but I learned allot from you brother thanks so much 🎉🎉🎉
More often than not, I prefer using the stereo setting, with the master cue engaged. If I'm at a venue with louder booth monitors, I'll occasionally turn the master cue off, and just use one ear cup with the stereo cue. It essentially provides the same effect that split cue provides.
I like to hear the master on both headphones and switch on the mixer the queue often on by turning the knob listening to my queue and then going back to master listening to what is being heard but I’m both headphones however I found on some controllers when the knob is turned to master you can’t hear master at all is there a reason why love the videos by the way sorry for the lengthy question
I use Split Cue all the time, every day. One of the great features on the Denon MC7000
...and one of the few controllers that has it!
likewise on my mc7000. great feature
I also got it on the denon DJ mc4000
Well, both channels left n right have the swivel on them n You can tighten the otherside. The red wire labeled "R" is for right channel btw on those HD25's. ;)
With the right headphones, also helps with sound protection, as you control the volume to your ears at all time, plus muting the "outside" loud music.
Definitely :)
I've been using split cue whole my dj carreer with my Z2, didn't know this was someting not being used often.
Cool!
how do you have split cue w the z2?
I find split cue helps when beat matching doesn’t sound on point from the house system
Exactly.
My DJM400 doesn’t have split cue but if you keep the master headphone button *ON* then just use the buttons for channels 1&2 you’ll get the same function 👍
I never used it. but i will try it now
Let us know how you get on Jose.
Necessary for DJs using in-ear monitors.
Good point Marco.
Marco Morales 💯
Good video👍🏽👏🏽👍🏽
Gr8 Tip....!!!!!!!
How can I setup Traktor PRO to enable split cue?
What are those headphones?
Veselin looks like the Sennheiser HD25 (mk1 or mk2)
DDJ-SB2 has that option 👌🏽
Not sure it does...
@@digitaldjtips SB3 has it as well
I like the new host!!
Thumbs up for Marc :)
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I have learned to mix with split cue, because my kids are sleeping so cant make noise too much 😁
I learnt for a similar reason (living in a flat!)
Well, I feel silly. I have been doing this for a year and had no idea it had a name. LOL
I always mix with headphone but never use split que. I use stereo and turn on /off the cues I need to listen to.
Me neither! I learnt to mix in headphones without it and now it just throws me off
I use split cue sometimes to verify my mix is on beat... I recently bought a small monitor to bring with me when I do mobile events, especially for bigger parties, when I have the speakers to far away and I can’t hear the master.. my ears are so damaged, from getting blown up in Iraq in 2005, so a big part of my mixing comes from wave lengths.
Every party I’ve ever djayed, I’ve had someone come up to the booth, and ask me to turn it down, bc it’s too loud 😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing Itsa.
Sir your headphone name
Sennheiser hd25
My nieghbours love you.
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