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Gain can be adjusted for your individual track, which may be loaded to the Virtual Deck or Sampler Slot. Adjustment ranges from -24dB to +24dB. To set the gain value to 0dB, control + click on the Track Gain Adjust.
Set quantize value beat interval for Cue Points, Manual Loops & Reloop. As part of the overview building process, Serato DJ automatically calculates an auto gain value for each track. This value represents the gain adjustment required to match the perceived loudness of the track to a reference level.
If you have a EDM track playing (generally very powerful) and want to throw a classic rock riff over it (generally not very powerful, especially compared to EDM), Auto Gain will turn that classic rock tracks gain all the way up to match the EDM song.
The idea is to auto-level the gain on your analyzed tracks to the same gain level (it's user configurable). Some tracks will have very high or low gain settings for whatever reason, auto-gain trys to level it out.
The Track Gain Adjust allows adjustment of the playback volume for track loaded to the Offline Player. The Gain value adjustment made is saved to the file and will be retained the next time you load that track.
Any tracks which are way off, just tweak the onscreen gain control. That will save automatically, so you only have to do it once for each track. I just starting using Serato a couple of weeks ago and I started noticing that the autogain isn't super reliable.
I am recording a DJ set for playback on a radio station, so I want to keep levels fairly consistent without clipping. A few questions: If I use auto-gain for recording, will it potentially “squash” the dynamics of the tracks, or lower the quality?
