Ok if this "lock" feature is so serious for DJs then I see...I just thought of this a little weird.On 26/04/06, Thom Johansen <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:David Bleakley wrote:> I agree with XavierGr, although it is really not very difficult to
> press the oposite direction once to get to the previou
David Bleakley wrote:
I agree with XavierGr, although it is really not very difficult to
press the oposite direction once to get to the previous place.
If you keep the button pressed, it will increment faster than 0.1%, so I
don't see
the problem. The problem with pressing the opposite direct
The current behavior as far as LEFT/RIGHT and +/- 2% is the way it was
before I made changes, and I got a number of complaints from people
who wanted the old 'temporary' +/- 2% behavior back. I also suggested
changing the pitch adjustment increment to 1%, but that was another
'no'. People want it m
Thanks for the reply I agree with XavierGr, although it is really not very difficult to press the oposite direction once to get to the previous place. I do a little DJing myself and tend to use the mixer to make adjustments. DavidXavierGr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: IMHO this +/- 2 one
IMHO this +/- 2 one step behaviour is very inconsistent. 0.1 steps are too small.The way it was before it was much better.Why not, at least, change that to left/right + PLAY and revert back the old behaviour?
On 25/04/06, Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's intended behavior, this allows you do
That's intended behavior, this allows you do temporary time shifting
in order to perform beat matching, which is useful for DJs.
On 4/25/06, David Bleakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I have an FMR.
> I play a track
> Long Press play
> Choose Pitch
> Up and down work fine
> If I press left or
I have an FMR.
I play a track
Long Press play
Choose Pitch
Up and down work fine
If I press left or right the value moves down or up by 2% respectively
When I release the button it reverts to the original value
Thanks Dave
