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ttm57 you know about loop function

sadloser 3:59 PM - 10 April, 2006
1st of thanks nik39 for the videos...
watching the short one i was wondering does anyone know if you can control the loop function with the mixer (like the cue points) or just with a foot pedal?
and what about the faders? do they use the same as in the 56?
thanks°
nik39 7:21 PM - 10 April, 2006
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watching the short one i was wondering does anyone know if you can control the loop function with the mixer (like the cue points) or just with a foot pedal?

You can control the loops with the mixer. Trigger them, choose the loop, adjust in/out point. Dont know whether you can protect a loop or not.

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and what about the faders? do they use the same as in the 56?

Yep, line+xfader are magnetical.
Duran7609 7:27 PM - 10 April, 2006
why use a footpedal if you can control the loop function on the mixer?
nik39 7:33 PM - 10 April, 2006
Why use the mixer if you can control the loop function with the mouse? Cause its more convinient. Same would go for the footpedal, for some its better I assume. *shrug*
Duran7609 7:36 PM - 10 April, 2006
well, the loop function is a big feature that i look forward too, but i wasn't lookin forward to setting up a footpedal, so its a good thing that i can use this function on the mixer itself.
DJK 7:07 AM - 11 April, 2006
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why use a footpedal if you can control the loop function on the mixer?


So that you can make loops with one hand on the record and one on the fader. . . ie scratching! ;)
Duran7609 7:53 AM - 11 April, 2006
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why use a footpedal if you can control the loop function on the mixer?


So that you can make loops with one hand on the record and one on the fader. . . ie scratching! ;)


sounds like too much coordination involved!
s42000 8:23 PM - 11 April, 2006
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You can control the loops with the mixer. Trigger them, choose the loop, adjust in/out point. Dont know whether you can protect a loop or not.


Can the mixer set loops on the fly ...during playback like the pios ...
bush 8:27 PM - 11 April, 2006
Yes
nik39 8:27 PM - 11 April, 2006
You mean setting autoloops like snapping the loop to the beginning of a beat? If you do, the answer is no. There was no added new function in the version I tried out.
DJK 11:17 PM - 11 April, 2006
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why use a footpedal if you can control the loop function on the mixer?


So that you can make loops with one hand on the record and one on the fader. . . ie scratching! ;)


sounds like too much coordination involved!


Have you ever tried to beat juggle? LOL Turntabalism is by definition all about cordination! Plus with a foot switch controled loop pedal you can make an entire beat from scratch noises. . .