Key lock works fine on my Pioneer CD deck... I suggest not to use that feature on a live song and do it before the mix

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Originally posted by nebbian However, at home with my small stereo and good headphones, I can hear a noticeable double beat when using this feature. It's so bad that I don't want to use it when recording to CD, I don't want people thinking that I can't beatmatch!

Those are called artifacts. That happens on my STR-80's that I use at home. It's not a feature that I ever use though.

I would never use such thing.
My advice is>> learn how to beatmatch without it , don't get use to it and try not to use it at all .
what would you do if a club book u and their TT's don't have the key b...? ....
yep, you'll be fucked!

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Originally posted by IKKI-ZUVK I would never use such thing. My advice is>> learn how to beatmatch without it , don't get use to it and try not to use it at all . what would you do if a club book u and their TT's don't have the key b...? .... yep, you'll be fucked!

Dude it sounds like he CAN beatmatch, just that when using this "key changer" feature, it makes his mixes sound like trainwrecks..

I have that same problem too. In short, I never bothered figuring out how to fix it. I just switched to the phono inputs and it eliminated the double beat. You can't use the key lock with the phono input, but for me at least, if I want to use key lock, I just burn the track to cd and use it on my CDJ-100

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