Crossfade curve tweaking
posted May 30th 2010 11:29am by Mike Szczysfiled under: digital audio hacks

Tired of the disappointing performance from the crossfader on his Numark MIXDECK, [dj JD] cracked it open and made the crossfade curves adjustable. It’s a super-simple hack that just introduces two 100k trimpots to the crossfade slider. The change led to a higher volume level on the current channel until the slider was much nearer to the center. The added adjustment feature might be nice to have as two more knobs on the board but [JD's] method leaves his equipment with a stock appearance. Is this a more refined version of circuit bending?








Nope. Unless the guy got the two resistors to where he has ‘em now by just randomly putting Rs and Cs all over the place, this has nothing to do with circuit bending.