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Originally posted by Man_Devil Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

Yep, you're fucking about with stuff you've got no idea on.

I've not watched the vid, but if I were you I'd try and undo what you've done, and leave it at that.

I dunno Jarv, I'm all for trying something new. As long as you don't mind wrecking whatever you're messing about on.

I popped the back of my MBP's screen off to change the colour of my wee apple logo to red just for shits and giggles.
Granted it not something that could have gone terribly wrong but I'm about to take my laptop apart to install a larger hard drive and I know a lot of people who'd shy away from that.

I haven't got time to look at the vid at the moment but i'll have a look later and throw some ideas about.

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Originally posted by Jarvmeister Yep, you're fucking about with stuff you've got no idea on. I've not watched the vid, but if I were you I'd try and undo what you've done, and leave it at that.

I'm not a child there buddy... don't worry I've got it back to the factor settings

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Originally posted by teufel-man I'm not a child there buddy... don't worry I've got it back to the factor settings

The symptoms you describe make me believe that in the process you've created a second zero point. This is actually a relatively easy fix which you should be able to if you were confident enough to do the pitch mod to begin with.

I'm not familiar with the process but there are plenty of tutorials and any local shop can do this in a few minutes. I just don't know if in the process of fixing the multiple zero points issue you would be undoing the mod.

Good luck.

Edit to add:

I would be wary of using Traktor to gauge the BPMs. Especially for a hardware mod you want to use the tempo strobe on the platter to see what it's doing to the pitch. Not that Traktor is innacurate by any means, but the hardware itself will give you a better indicator of what is happening.

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