How to do precise piitch fadding with Traktor Scratch Pro 2.6?

Oh I see... There is no way to show a more precise measurement of %

I understand exactly what you're asking, you're just asking it the wrong way. All your looking for is the bpm DISPLAY to read to two decimal points, instead of one decimal point, is that correct?

http://www.mixcloud.com/jamesbthomas...-liquid-enjoy/

http://www.mixcloud.com/jamesbthomaston/

So you want less precision? So that Traktor will emulate your cdj200s?

These guys have a point... DJing is about using the tools you have in front of you. Not all the gear is perfect, not even Pioneer cdj2000s. Pitch bend and jog wheels are there for a reason. If you are just going to cue tracks and not have to worry about the bpm falling off then what is the point of beatmatching? Here is your answer: At 8% pitch range hover your cursor over the pitch fader, you will see a "- +" right click on it and select fine. You should be able to get .01 range if you change it to "min" which is better than .02 which you would chose "fine" click on the - or + to change your value. If you don't want to use your mouse then you have to map it to your keyboard buttons.

i heard the errors of markus shulz at marquee, do you play better than him?

I call BULLSHIT, go check my mixes on my mixcloud and tell me where you can hear any differences in BPM, those were made BEFORE I owned Traktor.

I'll shoot an email over to Craze and AndyC, they have been doing it all wrong for years.



Wait, I believe this guy is trolling us.

thats a beautiful post bro, but if you are not editing the tracks or using relative percentages, i would hear the difference

A GOOD dj can play just as well as those guys using sync. Just an FYI, its called years of hard work and practice. Almost 20 years under my belt and I can play my tunes without sync or with sync, and the listener would never know the difference. Again, this is why our art is suffering, not sync, not software, but because people care not about the art.

pitch bend?! you will be choosing the next track, talking to people, reading the crowd while you pitch bend nonstop, come on, i doubt you pitch bend poor precision mixes when the two tracks are playing, its sound shitty

yes haha but it is no longer a good deal when the other djs are hitting sync and having perfect mixing always. Its just a method to archive perfect precision at any bpm combination, which is impossible by ear

Let's say Track A is playing. It has an original tempo of 128.45 and a percentage of +x%. If you want to bring in a new track with original tempo of 129.33, you pitch it to + (x-0.75*(129.33-128.45)) = x- 0.75*0.9 = + (x - 0.675) %

yes haha but it is no longer a good deal when the other djs are hitting sync and having perfect mixing always. Its just a method to archive perfect precision at any bpm combination, which is impossible by ear