ok i have a CDJ800MK2 and when i set loops its not always perfect, is there a way i can adjust the out point so that it is good?

Thanks

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Press and hold the IN or OUT buttons (depending on what you want to adjust) and then "pitchbend" with the jogwheel til' you get it right

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Originally posted by Jeremy H Press and hold the IN or OUT buttons (depending on what you want to adjust) and then "pitchbend" with the jogwheel til' you get it right

sweet thnx

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u are still not gonna be able to get a perfect loop. i hate that

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With a CDJ800 you can only adjust the loop out point, not the loop in point.

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Do the 200's have the same feature?

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Originally posted by everett Do the 200's have the same feature?

yes.

the thread creator needs to read the manual. there's a lot of this kind of information in there

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Originally posted by SPAWNmaster yes. the thread creator needs to read the manual. there's a lot of this kind of information in there

hmm i did read it but i guess i missed that. will have another look. Thanks for the info guys

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Originally posted by chris harrington ok i have a CDJ800MK2 and when i set loops its not always perfect, is there a way i can adjust the out point so that it is good? Thanks

wow! b4 i bought mine i made sure i knew evrything its capable of..

i find it easier to press the loop out button then use the track search buttons to increase/decrease the loop frame by frame