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| quote: | Originally posted by Imu
i think what you're talking about is the pioneer djm mixer's "roll" function that a lot of djs use nowadays. and i know gareth emery uses it a lot. it may seem like he's doing nothing, because all you have to do is press a button a few times. basically, you select the "roll" function with the effects knob, tweak the parameter knob, and then reduce the sampling rate by hitting the minus button a lot. and then when the tension is at a peak, right before the drop, you just hit "off" and the effect drops.
is this making any sense? again, i don't know how you would do this on numark, but i've seen something similar done on virtual dj, where you mark a particular cue point ahead of time, and when the time is right, just loop it and then shorten the length of the loop. |
I looked at a few online tutorials for the roll feature on a DJM400. Man, my Omni Control looks so sad now... so, so sad. :P
Traktor Scratch Pro allows setting up hotkeys for cutting the beat in half, which seems to be the same as the +/- button on the DJM400. There are limited number of knobs and buttons on the Omni Control, so I use the keyboard (the "<" and ">" buttons) for cutting the beat in half.
It is possible to hotcue loops too, which may come in handy... haven't done much of this yet though.
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