Scroll through songs while playing
Scroll through songs while playing Posted on: 13.01.2011 by Marcelle Laneve Hi everyone,I used to play with a Hercules DJ control MP3, in combination with Virtual DJ. As I wanted to step up my game, I changed to a VCI-100SE with Traktor Pro. The hercules was a worthless piece of plastic, but it had one very nice function. You were able to jump through a song, while playing it, with a certain amount of beats, E.G 4 or 8. And it would do it seamlessly so you couldnt hear it, so that if you see that the transition wouldn't go well, you skip back or forth a few bars to correct it. I believe it was called Seek within VDJ Is there any way to map a few buttons within traktor to do this? I hope I made clear what I mean, I'm not a native English speaker. Thanx in advance, chris | |
Kiyoko Wellisch 14.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by DEEPDOWNINSIDE
Step 1: Pick any buttons you want and map them to the beat jump function. Personally I use one for +32 beats and another for -32 as phrase jumping is excellent. Step 2: Ensure the songs are the correct bpm. That's it. Beat grids are 100% optional. Step 3: Press the god damn buttons. |
Random X 14.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by Dosta!
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Seymour Wingenbach 13.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by Dosta!
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Marcelle Laneve 13.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by Tekki
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Random X 13.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by theory28
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Marcelle Laneve 13.01.2011 | Hi everyone, I used to play with a Hercules DJ control MP3, in combination with Virtual DJ. As I wanted to step up my game, I changed to a VCI-100SE with Traktor Pro. The hercules was a worthless piece of plastic, but it had one very nice function. You were able to jump through a song, while playing it, with a certain amount of beats, E.G 4 or 8. And it would do it seamlessly so you couldnt hear it, so that if you see that the transition wouldn't go well, you skip back or forth a few bars to correct it. I believe it was called Seek within VDJ Is there any way to map a few buttons within traktor to do this? I hope I made clear what I mean, I'm not a native English speaker. Thanx in advance, chris |
Kiyoko Wellisch 14.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by DEEPDOWNINSIDE
Step 1: Pick any buttons you want and map them to the beat jump function. Personally I use one for +32 beats and another for -32 as phrase jumping is excellent. Step 2: Ensure the songs are the correct bpm. That's it. Beat grids are 100% optional. Step 3: Press the god damn buttons. |
Random X 14.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by Dosta!
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Seymour Wingenbach 13.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by Dosta!
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Marcelle Laneve 13.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by Tekki
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Random X 13.01.2011 |
Originally Posted by theory28
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Marcelle Laneve 13.01.2011 | Thanx for helping me out guys! @deepdowninside: Isn't what you mean just beatgrids? I know how to set them up. Is there anyone who succesfully mapped this on his vci-100se? Because I dont know which buttons I should use, pretty much al of them are in use.. Does anyone have any recomendations? cheers |
Seymour Wingenbach 13.01.2011 | What I do know about Traktor is very little but what I do know is that YES this "SEEK" feature is possible. In fact you can also assign hot-keys to selected areas. Cool huh!? Yeah I thought so too. Currently, I have DJ Control Steel and I am still using Virtual DJ 5 (OLE). I did just pick up Traktor PRO last week and I plan to use it along with the Hercules Steel. I know its possible to do the SEEK but as I understand it you must beat-match each track manually in order for it work seamlessly other wise you get the skipping and clicking when you seek. After a successful beat match you can seek in sync with the proper tempo and BPM:eek:. I believe Ean explains each of these steps in a video, try searching for beat-matching or beat match. Also there is a tutorial on Youtube that explains the exact technique you are describing. I can't get the link for you at the moment because I am behind a firewall that prevents Youtube browsing. However, I am sure someone on here will point you in the right direction if you're still unable to figure it out. |
Maisie Marras 13.01.2011 | its called beat jump. just map it in |
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