Each Deck has a header, where you can decide which information is displayed.
There are 9 fields in the header.
You can shoose which field displays what in the preferences. Each field will have a drop-down in the preferences whee you can chose what it displays.
I have Title, artist, time, time elapsed, key, original bpm, current bpm, beats to cue. But there are LOADS of others you can chose from.
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MIK is a business and to be fair to them they kinda reinvented the wheel (pardon the pun) and created software that enabled DJ's to mix harmonically with little understanding of notation. They did it first to my knowledge.
I guess they saw an opportunity that other had missed.
Actually, I was handed my first "Circle of Fifths" in my Freshman year at University by my Music Theory instructor - and theirs is not significantly different. I will give them credit for coming up with a great key detection algorithm, but the "Camelot Wheel" is just them scribbling on top of their notes from Uni and copyrighting it.
Go to the MIK homepage and follow their instructions on how to use it with traktor. They got pics and everything there. The trick is to at the end find the itunes folder in traktor and choose it again.
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