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Website: Answertnthri. Category : Use mean in a sentence. The audio between the two points will begin to loop continuously. Shift Knob - Adjusts the loop length by half length or double length increments. Loop Length - This indicates the length of the loop according to beat measures. Virtual Turntable — can be used with the mouse to scratch, back cue, and pause a playing track. The virtual table also has a position marker on it for visualizing a scratch position.
Around the outer edge of the virtual table is a position ring that gives a reference to percentage of a tracks completion. Moving it downward the speed of the music speeds up. By moving upward the speed slows down.
Double click on it to bring it back instantly. The two Pitch buttons are used to temporarily change the speed of the track playing. This is useful when you want to make a quick adjustment to a track if the beat of the track is not exactly matching up with the beat of the track playing on the other deck.
KeyLock When enabled changing the pitch of the song does not change the tone of the track. Keylock can be enabled at any point along the pitch range to maintain the desired tone at that pitch while still being able to further adjust the pitch. Transport Cue - Returns and pauses the music at the default Cue Point. Pause - Stops the audio where it is currently playing. Subsequent clicks while stopped cycles through the beginning of the song and all the Cue Points.
Right-clicking while stopped automatically goes to the first detected beat in the song. Below are screen captures of the 4 and 6 deck skins that are installed by default.
In the screen capture Deck 1 is the selected Master Deck and if SYNC is pressed on any of the 3 other decks, the tempo for those decks will change to match the tempo of Deck 1. The SET 1 and SET 2 options to the left of the pitch bend buttons toggle the transport and loop controls between a second set of controls that display the Loop and Effect options for each deck.
The same is true when selecting an individual deck to [B], all the controls from the RIGHT deck will act upon the deck selected. Also, the crossfaders for audio and video will transition between the two identified [A] and [B] decks. It can be used just like a regular DJ mixer.
The controls on the mixer include: 1. Panel selection buttons 2. Master and Headphone Cue volume knobs 3. Channel Gain This knob sets the gain level for the corresponding channel deck. Right clicking will bring it to the value that matches the other deck level.
EQ These knobs allow you to adjust the low, mid, and high frequencies of the audio playing on the desired channel of the mixer. Each frequency range can also be cut by right- clicking on the respective knob. Channel Faders These vertical faders allow you to adjust the audio signal of the desired channel.
VU Meters show the current output of the respective deck. Crossfader The crossfader blends audio or video between the two decks. By sliding this fader from channel to channel you can isolate the left and right deck or blend them together. But depending on which skin is used the controls do act differently on the individual decks. With the 4 deck skin, you will find that each deck has gain, eq, volume and PFL controls.
The 6 deck skin has the traditional 2 deck layout. In the 4 and 6 deck skins there are a cluster of numbers that represent the respective decks. Some are highlighted by their individual deck colors or gray in color. When a deck is selected on a specific side of a crossfader, then the output of that deck will only be sent to the master output when the crossfader is to the correct side for that deck.
Please note: when using a multi-output sound card where you can assign each deck to its own dedicated output, the audio crossfader options are ignored. And the individual decks are sent directly to the assigned audio output for that deck. VirtualDJ Logo 2. Clock — Displays current time.
Config — Provides access to the configuration settings dialog. Window controls — window controls provide the Minimize, Maximize, and Close application options. Standard windows type and location right buttons for PC version, standard Mac type and location left buttons for Mac version. The 4 deck skin has some additional controls added to the toolbar area.
The WAVE button changes the layout of the rhythm waveform. The CBG Beatkeeper is expanded to show a beatkeeper for each deck. There are also Headphone volume and mix knobs. Also a Master volume knob for controlling the master output level. These curves are represented in a waveform, allowing you to see your music. The peaks in the curve represent beats. In order to synchronize the music, these peaks should occur at the same time. The present is represented by the feature in the middle of the screen.
All on the left was already played, while what is on the right represents the next seconds of the track. You can zoom in or zoom out the display using the slider on the left, or the three preset buttons 1, 2, 3 on the right side of the rhythm window. The large squares represent the beginning of a measure time. The CBG is particularly useful, for example, when mixing a track at the time of an intro where the beat is not yet present.
In the picture above, you can see that the beats are completely synchronized — it is easy to see that the peaks beats of the music are lined up. However, some music does not have the very obvious single beat peaks that most house and techno music has. This is when the CBG is very useful. If you look at the following graphics, it is not exactly clear where the beats should sync up by just observing the waveform visually.
Inputs — If using timecode vinyl or CDs to control VirtualDJ, select the appropriate input configuration from this pull-down list. Please note that, depending on your sound card, some output options may not be available for use. Sound card s — Select the sound card driver which you would like to use with the VirtualDJ software. Sound card — Select the sound card in this pull-down list. Checked is the original ASIO engine that is optimized for very low latency renamed ultra-latency and is still considered the default engine.
Some computers have problems with this optimization. Crossfader — This option allows you to select the cross fader curve.
There are four different options including: Full, Cut, Scratch, and Smooth. Pitch Range — Allows you to change the pitch range of the pitch slider. Reducing the range of pitch can increase the precision with which you are able to control the pitch speed of the records. Security — This setting prevents you from loading a track on a deck while it is playing.
Tool Tip — Enable or disable the tool tip window. These tips appear when you hover the mouse cursor over the buttons of the software. EQ Reset on Load — If enabled, this option will reset the equalizer on the deck when you load a new track to the deck. FX Reset on Load — If enabled, this option will reset turn off the FX on the deck when you load a new track to the deck.
Auto Headphones — This option allows for automatic switching of headphone cues. This allows for very accurate BPM by just tapping 3 or 4 beats, the first tap will set the phase only, snapping to the nearest beat you can tap only once to change the phase or the strong beat, for example. One tap will not change the bpm. Subsequent taps will not change the phase, but change the bpm to the nearest plausible bpm value. Disabled the range is set between 80 and A setting of Smart sets the range for values between 60 and Auto-Cross Length — Use this slider to specify the duration of the fade during automatic mixing.
If this is set to 0 left side , the tracks will play from start to finish. NOTE: When new components controllers, soundcards, external drive, and software are added to the system, performance options may require changing to achieve a new best possible performance based on the additions or changes to the system.
Soundcard Latency — the amount of time it takes for a device to respond to a command. The lower the latency setting the more instantly the software will respond, but the more likely you will hear glitches and pops if your computer is not fast enough to process the audio.
The performance trade off is scratching and pitch adjustments will use more CPU, especially with advanced algorithms. So, if using advanced Master Tempo this will probably need to be disabled, unless the computer is very fast. This option can be used when you want VirtualDJ to act like traditional turntables and focus on providing a quality scratch sound. Loading tracks which are too long in memory can put a strain on your system performance and cause poor quality playback. This function makes it possible to play long tracks without overloading the memory of your computer by streaming the tracks direct from the hard disk.
Acceptable values are in minutes and any track below the assigned value will be loaded into memory. The Mapper interface is very intuitive and provides easy access to add or change the functionality of any supported device to included keyboard shortcuts. Keys and Assigned Actions — below the devices drop-down is a list of the keys for the controller and the action to be executed when that key is used. Reset Defaults, Delete an Assigned Key, or Add a New Key Entry Below the list of assigned keys for the selected controller, are three buttons that provide access to these functions.
Devices added using an independent definition and mapping file cannot be reset to their original settings using this method. Key and Action assignments The Mapper interface is designed to bring as much flexibility to the user in selecting and assigning actions for customizing your externally connected devices. For selecting the key to assign, you can manually select the defined key from a list then enter the action in the action box.
Or, use the VirtualDJ Key-Learn feature; so when you push or move the key on your device it recognizes it automatically. For assigning the actions VDJScript , you can manually type the entries using the action list and the action descriptions as a guide or the direct Action-Learn interface for selecting the action from the skin. All of these functions are performed from the right most area of the Mapper tab. Select your controller from the devices drop- down 2.
Click the Plus button at the bottom to Add a new entry Key-Learn is on by default 3. Press or Move the appropriate item on the controller. Click on the Action-Learn button and the mapper dialog will disappear exposing the skin for selecting the appropriate action to assign.
If an action is on a subpanel of the skin, then you must have that panel showing before you start this process. The mapper dialog will appear and have the selected skin elements action in the Action box. Now you can manually modify the action by adding additional parameters and actions. Assign a Key and Action manually After clicking the Plus button to add a new entry, select the down arrow of the Key drop-down and select from the list of Key names that you want to assign.
You can also still use the Key- Learn to select your key from the controller as well. After the key is identified, start typing the action you want performed in the Action box.
Actions are composed of a verb word with parameters that follow and influences how the action performs. Underneath the Action box, is a description box that explains what the action does and what parameters can be assigned.
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