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DOUBLING UP
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DOUBLING UP

Dj rick1013 10:34 PM - 7 November, 2009
Hey guys I have had the sl1 for a long time but just bought the ttm57.. I am trying to figure out all its buttons and one in particular is driving me nuts.
I have been using ab mode and now did switch to rel mode I have pushed down the joystick to get the song to start over at the begining when I hit it to the center I can set cue points by holding the joystick down and pressing a button
BUT they problem is whe I cue up a new song and i hit the joystick to the left or right the previous song comes back on the player even if I am already player the new one.

very weird what Am I doing wrong

Thanks
DJ Rumors 1:15 PM - 8 November, 2009
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BUT they problem is whe I cue up a new song and i hit the joystick to the left or right the previous song comes back on the player even if I am already player the new one.

very weird what Am I doing wrong

Thanks


Almost looks as though you have the "doubles" feature assigned instead of the "temporary cue". Unless I'm misunderstanding or reading this part of the question.
Dj rick1013 4:04 PM - 8 November, 2009
It may be but I will check but not doubles it is the previous song I have played comes back on when I push the joystick
DJ Rumors 4:22 PM - 8 November, 2009
ahhh ok. Sorry didnt understand that to be the issue...cant help ya there..sorry!
DJ Rumors 4:22 PM - 8 November, 2009
you may wanna post it in the "HELP" section..may get a faster and much better response.
Dj rick1013 7:13 PM - 8 November, 2009
I went and checked doubles is not on here is what i see when I tried to figure it out and it may as well me doing what it is supposed to
when I push the buttons to the inside they start the song from start good
when I press them to the outside the song that is playing oin the other deck start playing also
O.B.1 5:28 PM - 10 November, 2009
yes, this is correct. (it's supposed to do that) it takes a little getting used to...
-just be careful not to accidentally bump the joystick of the playing track!