Serato Software Feature Suggestions
FX in Headphone Cue
What features would you like to see in Serato software?                
                
                
                    FX in Headphone Cue
                    
                                                        
                        DJ Vin                        
                                                
                        10:49 PM - 25 June, 2015
        
        
                                                Would love to be able to hear the effect within the headphone cue so I have the true output of sound. At times, there are bars/clubs that have no monitor so headphone mixing is a must. In order to mix properly using effects, the headphones would output exactly what the master out outputs.
Thanks in advance for your consideration.
-DJ Vin
                    
                            Thanks in advance for your consideration.
-DJ Vin
                    
                                                        
                        &Midge                        
                                                
                        3:19 PM - 26 June, 2015
        
        
                                                The Post Fade FX and Pre Fade FX discussions have been around for a while.
This is the downside to Post Fade.
I would also like the hear the FX on the headphones, but also like Post Fade FX.
                    
                            This is the downside to Post Fade.
I would also like the hear the FX on the headphones, but also like Post Fade FX.
                    
                                                        
                        Riko Roos                        
                                                
                        8:54 AM - 29 June, 2015
        
        
                                                Sounds to me like a misunderstanding. Not that I wouldn't like FX cueing, but hearing the master output in headphones is as simple as enabling cue on the master channel. Your mixer or controller should be able to do it...                
                        
                    
                            
                    
                                                        
                        DJ Compiler                        
                                                
                        1:00 PM - 29 June, 2015
        
        
                                                You cant hear the FX in the cue though. They don't get applied until after the cue in the signal chain. So you cant tell what the FX will sound like until after you play it through the master                
                        
                    
                            
                    
                                                        
                        &Midge                        
                                                
                        4:20 PM - 29 June, 2015
        
        
                                                No, it's not a misunderstanding.
This is way my SL2 has FX in the headphones (the FX are sent Pre Fade), but my VCI 380 has not FX in the headphones (the FX are sent Post Fade).
                    
                            This is way my SL2 has FX in the headphones (the FX are sent Pre Fade), but my VCI 380 has not FX in the headphones (the FX are sent Post Fade).
                    
                                                        
                        deejdave                        
                                                
                        12:47 AM - 30 June, 2015
        
        
                                                
The AMX is able to do this yes but as everyone else said already the cue FX is preferred. You can hear the filter, and EQ differences but not FX.
                    
                            
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but hearing the master output in headphones is as simple as enabling cue on the master channel.The AMX is able to do this yes but as everyone else said already the cue FX is preferred. You can hear the filter, and EQ differences but not FX.
                    
                                                        
                        hansjer                        
                                                
                        1:29 AM - 13 July, 2015
        
        
                                                +1 on hearing the cue FX. Why would I not want to hear what it sounds like with the FX applied when cuing it up before dropping it in? Seems like common sense to me.                
                        
                    
                            
                    
                                                        
                        Aaronacoe                        
                                                
                        3:19 AM - 24 November, 2015
        
        
                                                Yes this is a design flaw in an otherwise amazing piece of equipment. Please add a dial for pre/post headphone effect monitoring on future products.
Thanks!
Aaron
                    
                            Thanks!
Aaron
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