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Enhancement Requests / Re: Announcement Effects
« on: February 02, 2019, 10:08:12 pm »
Sorry for not specifying, I was referring to the playback on recorded human voices.
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Enhancement Requests / Announcement Effects
« on: February 02, 2019, 08:48:54 pm »
Is it possible to add some effects to the announcements? Like a little reverb or delay to give the big announcer impact?
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Enhancement Requests / Re: Enhancement Suggestions by JSilva
« on: February 20, 2017, 09:37:49 am »
As for the Gain slider, showing a numerical value would be helpful and if entering a numerical value isn't a good option then maybe an incremental +/- control like you have on the Cue and Duration would be helpful.
Thanks for providing a forum to get feedback from your customers!
Thanks for providing a forum to get feedback from your customers!
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Enhancement Requests / Re: Enhancement Suggestions by JSilva
« on: February 19, 2017, 08:30:57 pm »
Actually, I was listening through headphones to adjust the Gain settings on each song. It could be that since I am hearing the music directly in my ear that I am a bit more sensitive. For an example listen to the end of Rise by SIXX AM followed by Smooth Criminal by Alien Ant Farm. Rise has a sudden stop and Smooth Criminal has a sudden start.
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Enhancement Requests / Re: Enhancement Suggestions by JSilva
« on: February 19, 2017, 05:05:05 pm »
For the slider Gain setting, I was asking about a numerical value because if I were to remove a song from a the play list and add it back, I can note what the Gain setting was previously so when I add it back I don't have to play around and figure it out again. Also, say I am importing something like Volbeat, who records at a high level, I know that all of those songs should be a -10 and say the Ramones, which is at a low level, I can quickly enter those in at a +20 across the board.
As for the time break. It looked like the fade function was across the board not a separate setting for WalkUp and PreGame. I have just been playing with the app but I have only played a complete list of songs.
As for the time break. It looked like the fade function was across the board not a separate setting for WalkUp and PreGame. I have just been playing with the app but I have only played a complete list of songs.
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Enhancement Requests / Enhancement Suggestions by JSilva
« on: February 19, 2017, 02:03:27 pm »
I am a newbie to the app and I must admit it is quite intuitive but I have a couple of initial suggestions...
1. Have you considered allowing the ability to enter a value for the gain instead of a slider control to make the adjustments?
2. Have you considered having a setting to allow a short break between PreGame playlist. Right now the next songs starts almost immediately after the current song ends. Allowing for and additional 2-5 second buffer between songs would be nice.
1. Have you considered allowing the ability to enter a value for the gain instead of a slider control to make the adjustments?
2. Have you considered having a setting to allow a short break between PreGame playlist. Right now the next songs starts almost immediately after the current song ends. Allowing for and additional 2-5 second buffer between songs would be nice.
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General Discussion / Gain Control
« on: February 19, 2017, 01:54:22 pm »
I just downloaded the app today and I must say this will make my tasks in the press box much easier. Doing between innings music, GameChanger and player announcements simultaneously is a bit cumbersome.
I presume the purpose of the Gain control on the songs is for situation when you have songs that are recorded at different levels. For example when the output level of a classic rock song vs a modern hard rock/metal song is more than just a couple of dbs different. It seems that when I use the Gain it tends to distort the output of the song but this may be because I have the song saved in iTunes with the Volume Adjust already turned up to compensate.
My question is this... do you suggest leaving the Volume Adjust from the iTunes setting at the 'None' position and then use the gain in the app to adjust/level the various song selections?
I presume the purpose of the Gain control on the songs is for situation when you have songs that are recorded at different levels. For example when the output level of a classic rock song vs a modern hard rock/metal song is more than just a couple of dbs different. It seems that when I use the Gain it tends to distort the output of the song but this may be because I have the song saved in iTunes with the Volume Adjust already turned up to compensate.
My question is this... do you suggest leaving the Volume Adjust from the iTunes setting at the 'None' position and then use the gain in the app to adjust/level the various song selections?
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