First of all, these effects would have been a lot better demonstrated on just a very basic track in a 4 beat loop instead of on sine/saw waves (very rarely are you ever going to have a track with straight sine/saw waves and so this isn’t a very good demonstration) second of all, the crush sound colour effect doesn’t do the same in both directions, clockwise adds a high pass filter and anti clockwise adds a low pass filter. Lastly, turning the sound colour effect anti clockwise when on noise mode does not “give you a more bass heavy noise”, instead it starts off high pitched and progressively gets lower whereas turning it clockwise starts off low pitch and progressively gets higher :)
In Slip Roll mode, the loop is triggered and played as soon as you press the Roll button, but the track continues to play in the background. When you release the button, the track will return to the position it would have been in if the loop had not been triggered. This mode is useful for adding loops and fills to a mix without disrupting the flow of the track.
Definitely well explained! Been following you a while. I’ve made some crazy progress in the last couple years. I just opened up for bijou and marten horger! this just adds to the arsenal. Thank you
I heard James Zabiela say that when he’s djing in clubs with massive sound systems he only selects the highs & mids when he’s using the beat effects because he doesn’t want to go blowing up any speakers! At home though, it’s most likely not a big issue 😊👍
it would be more understandable for me if it was explained on real track, these sound sounds like from physics lessons 😩😩😩 in track itsounds different and more understandable
When you test roll and slip roll on a track, you'll notice the difference! With roll the track will stop until you stop the roll, with slip roll the track will continue.
You should have used each effects on different genre music and show what the effects are adding to eat.I also wanted to see how to use the effects in a more creative best way.
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First of all, these effects would have been a lot better demonstrated on just a very basic track in a 4 beat loop instead of on sine/saw waves (very rarely are you ever going to have a track with straight sine/saw waves and so this isn’t a very good demonstration) second of all, the crush sound colour effect doesn’t do the same in both directions, clockwise adds a high pass filter and anti clockwise adds a low pass filter. Lastly, turning the sound colour effect anti clockwise when on noise mode does not “give you a more bass heavy noise”, instead it starts off high pitched and progressively gets lower whereas turning it clockwise starts off low pitch and progressively gets higher :)
thanks for more info, that's exactly how I want to understand effects
@@Voshiri glad I could help!!!
great tip helped me understand effects too.
He doesn't have a clue
In Slip Roll mode, the loop is triggered and played as soon as you press the Roll button, but the track continues to play in the background. When you release the button, the track will return to the position it would have been in if the loop had not been triggered. This mode is useful for adding loops and fills to a mix without disrupting the flow of the track.
thank u phil 🙏🏼
Thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for!
Definitely well explained! Been following you a while. I’ve made some crazy progress in the last couple years. I just opened up for bijou and marten horger! this just adds to the arsenal. Thank you
Thanks for the help 🙏 also does anyone else thinks he looks like James Hype or is it just me 😂
Very nice video , all professionally explained ! Thanks Phil.
Nice! The possibility are endless!
I heard James Zabiela say that when he’s djing in clubs with massive sound systems he only selects the highs & mids when he’s using the beat effects because he doesn’t want to go blowing up any speakers! At home though, it’s most likely not a big issue 😊👍
extremely helpful for understanding the overall unit
it would be more understandable for me if it was explained on real track, these sound sounds like from physics lessons 😩😩😩 in track itsounds different and more understandable
I always use sweep (counter clockwise), kind of like the tran FX. Would you say that’s a fair way to describe it?
Thank you for this info!!
FYI, Low cut & High pass are the same thing. High cut = low pass, Low cut = high pass :)
Thank you very much 4 this Video !!!!
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Is there any point in investing in a 900 nexus now? Big money for something that has been out for years now.
Really nice thank you 😊
Nice I love it
good one!
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When you test roll and slip roll on a track, you'll notice the difference! With roll the track will stop until you stop the roll, with slip roll the track will continue.
DJM 600 is still the best mixer made from pioneer
What is the Time knob for?
It changes the effects sound, you can really make the echo squeal if you keep turning it left
shorterns or lengthens the space between rate of the effect
You should have used each effects on different genre music and show what the effects are adding to eat.I also wanted to see how to use the effects in a more creative best way.
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Why do you only have 3 decks?
@ Daniel Walker he most likely can’t afford a 4th deck. That’s close to £10,000 worth of equipment on the table
Make a ridiculously long video PLEASE!!!!!!!!!
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im early