S4 Sync Methods
S4 Sync Methods Posted on: 13.02.2011 by Shenika Dovich Recently got myself the S4. Quite the upgrade from a BCD2000.When i sync two well beatgridded tracks, with snap and quant turned off, i still get the feeling traktor is messing with my cue points. This seems to be the case when multiple decks are playing. When it's just one track i feel in control and i can manually hit cuepoints at 1/16 or even off-rythm. When its two tracks playing it tries to correct my actions. So basically: I just want traktor to match the BPM levels of two tracks for me. From that point on it just needs to let me work the sync. In the past i could hit sync twice. When i would hit sync the second time (to unsync) it would keep the just corrected BPM level from the sync request. Any ideas? | |
| Nedra Fresneda 13.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by Cyphizer
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| Shenika Dovich 13.02.2011 | Recently got myself the S4. Quite the upgrade from a BCD2000. When i sync two well beatgridded tracks, with snap and quant turned off, i still get the feeling traktor is messing with my cue points. This seems to be the case when multiple decks are playing. When it's just one track i feel in control and i can manually hit cuepoints at 1/16 or even off-rythm. When its two tracks playing it tries to correct my actions. So basically: I just want traktor to match the BPM levels of two tracks for me. From that point on it just needs to let me work the sync. In the past i could hit sync twice. When i would hit sync the second time (to unsync) it would keep the just corrected BPM level from the sync request. Any ideas? |
| Nedra Fresneda 13.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by Cyphizer
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| Vernice Aclan 13.02.2011 | Aaah but it's only a workaround. There must be a way to press sync on then off and keep the sync'd tempo! |
| Shenika Dovich 13.02.2011 | That workaround achieves the desired effect. Thanks. |
| komodia bee 13.02.2011 | yes, it can be done: the way to achieve the same as we previously did by hitting sync twice, is by pressing sync, hitting play, then deactivate sync. that way it will set the same tempo while not being sync active. it would be as if you move the pitch fader to match tempo. then just cue it back again and you're done. it's actually a workaround, but it just involves one more key press |
| Vernice Aclan 13.02.2011 | I'm looking for an answer to this too, posted about this previous and didn't really manage to get a solution |
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