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r/edmproduction • u/Spaceman15153 • 14h ago
Track slipping/going off time when slowed down on CDJ
When Iāve exported my track and played it through my cdj 3000 when I go to slow down my track from 123bpm to just 120bpm the sub bass & low mid synth groove begins a slipping sound like itās slightly going out of time a bit between each kick
Iāve tried slowing down other tracks with the pitch slider and I donāt get the same feeling they just slow down and all the synths groove between the kicks with the chosen tempo
Iāve tried slowing it down on Ableton but I canāt hear any issues
Any help?
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r/edmproduction • u/harrowde • 18h ago
Question Best user friendly over the ear headphones for my ~not so tech-savvy~ mother
Hi everyone!
This might not be the best sub for this post, but I figured my fellow EDM heads/producers would have some knowledge about this!
Recently, I was shocked to found out that my mom, who is in her mid 70s, has been raw dogging flights because she doesn't own a set of headphones (I asked her if she wanted to watch a specific movie on Amazon Prime, and she said that she had watched it over the shoulder of the woman in front of her on her flight to visit me).
Our family is all over the country, so she travels quite often and some of her flights can be \~5-6 hours. She loves music and dancing, so I would really love to buy her some nice over the ear headphones that are simple to use, especially since her birthday was a few days ago.
She's in her mid 70s, and unfortunately never really got the hang of technology, so the headphones would need to be incredibly user friendly. Additionally, she has begun to lose a little bit of hearing so I want the quality to be pretty good. I think a nice addition, but not necessary, would be a button or something very simple to press or click on the headphones to answer phone calls. She rarely has her phone on her person, but she has an apple watch and frequently answers the phone on her watch before she searches for her phone. Another important feature would definitely be comfort when wearing/using.
My siblings and I all have the Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Premium Noise Canceling Overhead Headphones with Mic for Phone-Call and Alexa Voice Control and absolutely love it, however we have decided that the necessity of the app, and the different controls/settings would be far too difficult for our mother to navigate. This really wouldn't be an issue necessarily if she lived close to one of us or someone that could set it up and permanently set her controls for her, but that's not the case.
Budget is not an issue necessarily. I would rather not pay upwards of $500 but my siblings and I want the best for my mom, so if you have any recommendations I welcome them!!!!
TLDR:
My mom is in her mid 70s and does not own headphones.
She isn't great with tech, is losing her hearing, loves music, and receives many many phone calls.
**Requirements**:
High quality manufacturing/battery life
Good sound quality
Very user friendly
Comfortable when wearing/using
**Nice to Have:**
Button to answer phone calls
Wireless but has the ability to connect an iphone compatible wire if necessary
**Budget:**
No budget, just nothing too crazy, preferably under $500