#Put limiter on nicecast mac#
Although we’ve never done this, it may be possible to do so routing the audio internally within your mac through an app or plugin. You may find it helps to reduce the input volume on your Mac to very low, and turn up the output volume on your XDJ-RX we record to Line In on Macs here in the studio a lot and find that gives us more control.īroadcast radio stations always apply compression to the output before sending it to the transmitter. That said, if you are using autogain in the software, that should more or less take care of this for you. By that, I mean jump to a loud part of the track and adjust its gain so that the level is a high as possible without going into the red, before you actually mix it in. The type of music you play is immaterial, because if you correctly gain stage each new track, they should sound fine together. Any tips etc would be greatly appreciated.” Digital DJ Tips saysĪ few points here. Had a friend today let me know when it was too quiet so that helped, but was wondering if an external sound card or small recording mixer might be worth getting. “I play a mix of styles – breaks, dubstep, techno and house – and find that sometimes the difference between it being too quiet or clipping is very close. I’m enjoying doing it but have had some difficulties getting my levels right.
I’m playing from an XDJ-RX going via the Line In on my Mac and then via Nicecast to the radio station. Our reader has been successfully streaming from his DJ controller to online radio, but is struggling with levels (not the Avicii song, we’re all struggling with that…)Ī reader writes: “Hey folks, I currently have a regular slot on an online radio station every Monday afternoon.
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