This is driving me nuts. To transition between tracks of significantly different tempos, I like to drop the track I’m mixing in down to match the playing track, then after mixing in the second track do a sudden jump back to the actual tempo (i.e., 0.0% offset) at some transition such as the beginning of a verse. On the S4 I would simultaneously press the up and down arrow buttons above the tempo fader to do this instantly. I can’t figure out how to do this with the S5. The only thing I can figure out is to type in the second track’s original tempo into Traktor Pro 2, then hit return on the keyboard when I want to resent the tempo to 0% offset. There has to be a way to do this on the S5 – help???
So we established I’m not crazy And the question remains, how do we approximate this 1978 technology on the S5 (or S8, since I assume they’d be the same)?
No. 1979 the MK2 was released with the quartz lock (that was the center little dip you felt in the pitch fader). Then in 1989 released a button to enable quartz lock on the mk3.
No. 1979 the MK2 was released with the quartz lock (that was the center little dip you felt in the pitch fader). Then in 1989 released a button to enable quartz lock on the mk3. [/quote]
I haven’t really mapped before – I can look up the general process on my own, but would you mind telling me what the name is of the command that you mapped to a, b, c, d? Thanks in advance.
Add In > Deck Common > Tempo Adjust
Type: Button
Mode: Direct
Value: 0.0000
Assignment: Deck A (B/C/D for the other 3 Buttons)
If you add this to the default keyboard mapping, make sure to use keys that are not assigned to other functions or remove the original functions for those keys.
And the question remains, how do we approximate this 1978 technology on the S5 (or S8, since I assume they’d be the same)?