DJM T1 - Does It offer Split Cueing?

Simple question and I can't seem to find a simple answer.

Does the DJM-T1 offer split cueing from the headphones through the mixer? is this a hardware feature on the mixer, like that of the djm 400 or 800?

Thanks!

Addison Ulhaq 5. Oktober 2012 16:22

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Do you mean the mix from Cue to Master (like the DJM 800)?

Karl P 13. Oktober 2012 12:12 0 Stimmen

Like, left channel of headphone is cue (either deck a/c or b/d) and right channel of headphone is master.

Addison Ulhaq 15. Oktober 2012 21:46 0 Stimmen

Left Channel/Right Channel Split is pretty old school.

Cueing is the same or similar to most popular mixers

IE. You have a volume knob for headphones overall, and a balance knob that balances between Cue and your Mainmix.

Cuing for each channel is controlled via 2 buttons, one for each channel that toggles the cue for that channel on or off.

It is hardware based, so it doesn't matter what inputs you're using.

This is a pretty standard setup.. i think Rane uses a small crossfader for cueing balance; but ulimately they all give very simlar control.

Hope this makes sense

DeFiNiTi0N 31. Oktober 2012 01:56 0 Stimmen

I think Addison is asking for the Mono style(Cue in left, Master in Right) style, rather than the Stereo option on some mixers, fading from Cue to Master in both ears. Sounds like the answer is No, purely Stereo (fading from Cue to Master in both ears).

Karl P 31. Oktober 2012 04:26 0 Stimmen

Indeed; most modern mixers don't offer this option.

DeFiNiTi0N 31. Oktober 2012 04:30 0 Stimmen

correct. Usually on see this on the older mixers

Karl P 31. Oktober 2012 04:32 0 Stimmen