"Cue Roll" feature

Euthanasia 8:40 PM - 17 February, 2010

I have never seen this done before, but it would be great. One would be able to use their cue points as if they were samples, and then the song would return the position it would be in had the cue not been enabled. I think this would be a fun, innovative feature.
good work guys!
-tim

nik39 10:31 PM - 17 February, 2010

Sounds cool.

Z0nkers 11:21 PM - 17 February, 2010

two thumbs up

deepdjdanny 7:43 AM - 18 February, 2010

thankyou

ONtwoTURNTABLEs 7:07 AM - 19 February, 2010

+1

AKIEM 12:06 AM - 20 February, 2010

+1

Kedar 9:51 AM - 20 February, 2010

+1

maybe just a modifier key + the cue #?

nik39 12:29 PM - 13 January, 2011

bizzump.

AKIEM 5:14 PM - 13 January, 2011

this would be excellent

skinnyguy 10:14 PM - 13 January, 2011

that sounds very clever
+1

skinnyguy 10:15 PM - 13 January, 2011

.....then we would def need more cue points too ;)

DJMark 5:20 AM - 14 January, 2011

Good idea here.

s3kn0tr0n1c 1:09 PM - 14 January, 2011

+1

jagro 2:27 AM - 15 January, 2011

+1

Smemtex (AoS) 6:22 AM - 17 January, 2011

+11

WarpNote 6:52 PM - 18 January, 2011

+1
Sounds like a good Idea,
sort what you would do using instant double,
triggering cues on the double and using the crossfader?

Would be a lot easier the way you describe it :D

nik39 12:02 PM - 19 January, 2011

But wouldn't sound as good cause you'd be playing on top of the other track unless you really move the crossfader all the way to the other side and back.

Steffen Hoppe 2:05 PM - 19 January, 2011

+1

WarpNote 3:36 PM - 19 January, 2011

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But wouldn't sound as good cause you'd be playing on top of the other track unless you really move the crossfader all the way to the other side and back.

As I never tried a "cue roll" function I would'nt know, Neither am I the fastest cutter.
I guess in some situations layering the sound (as opposed to cutting in) would sound worse, sometimes it would sound better... IMO

But, yeah Id definitively like to try play with it if possible :D
Actually for those "traditionalists" on this forum this is a step towards the "controllerism" direction, but the same can be said is regular cues, loops & rolls...

nik39 5:27 PM - 19 January, 2011

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I guess in some situations layering the sound (as opposed to cutting in) would sound worse, sometimes it would sound better... IMO

Okay, makes sense.