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Key Lock
What features would you like to see in Serato software?
Key Lock
smoothe
10:19 PM - 14 March, 2007
Sense SSL is a vinyl immulation program (a really good one) I figure what the hell here's my idea.
So, we all started on vinyl including myself, and sense we all started on vinyl and SSL is a vinyl immulation program why keylock?
It's just not as real with keylock.
Your thaughts? I think SSL should not have it, but then again I came from vinyl myself so.......
Your thaughts?
So, we all started on vinyl including myself, and sense we all started on vinyl and SSL is a vinyl immulation program why keylock?
It's just not as real with keylock.
Your thaughts? I think SSL should not have it, but then again I came from vinyl myself so.......
Your thaughts?
Konix
10:41 PM - 14 March, 2007
My "thoughts" are with nik. Get rid of key lock? Are you serious? After everyone has been bitching for 2.5 years to get keylock in SSL, you want to get rid of it? Yeah no. Use 1.6.3 or below if you don't want key lock "in" SSL.
smoothe
10:51 PM - 14 March, 2007
I started this thread it was pointless I know that, delete it please.
eder
11:36 PM - 14 March, 2007
Could you please copy/paste this in EVERY thread you start? Thank you.
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I started this thread it was pointless I know that, delete it please.Could you please copy/paste this in EVERY thread you start? Thank you.
eder
1:34 AM - 15 March, 2007
Well maybe if you said thank you to people who helped you out instead of being a pompous asshole about it, I might hold the fact that you spam this forum with so much unnecessary and useless shit is just from bad genetics. But since you survive off of not using the effing search button and not thanking the people who actually stop TO help you out, i will be an ass towards you.
smoothe
2:36 AM - 15 March, 2007
eder PLEASE!!!!! I would like to be treated as a human being, would it kill you?
eder
2:49 AM - 15 March, 2007
If you noticed, that was nik39 who said that. Not me. Do you not even realize why I'm mad at you? Wow.
smoothe
3:01 AM - 15 March, 2007
oops sorry eder, I do use the search function, sometimes I don't get the answer I want and I do say thanks to the people who help me.
Nik don't be a a&%^ please.
Nik don't be a a&%^ please.
nik39
3:15 AM - 15 March, 2007
smoothe, I am stating questions and facts. I am not an ass. And please stop sending me PMs. Thank you.
vidoona
11:55 PM - 22 March, 2007
Oh smoothe.....I like your vigor, but you kill me sometimes.
And I still think you should have bought a speak n' spell. Do me a favor. Tomorrow, go up to your english teacher. Look him square in the eyes, kick him in the nuts, and scream "you've failed me!"
And I still think you should have bought a speak n' spell. Do me a favor. Tomorrow, go up to your english teacher. Look him square in the eyes, kick him in the nuts, and scream "you've failed me!"
DJ Stuart (AR)
1:45 AM - 26 March, 2007
What's wrong with you guys???
You must agree to:
1. Be nice to others
You must agree to:
1. Be nice to others
nik39
1:52 AM - 26 March, 2007
Don't be shy, Stuart, post the complete ruleset
1. Be nice to others
2. Not pass yourself off as a Serato or Rane employee
3. Not post advertisements for any product or service
Now click on scratchlive.net <- click
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What's wrong with you guys???Don't be shy, Stuart, post the complete ruleset
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You must agree to:1. Be nice to others
2. Not pass yourself off as a Serato or Rane employee
3. Not post advertisements for any product or service
Now click on scratchlive.net <- click
DJ Stuart (AR)
2:03 AM - 26 March, 2007
And again....
You must agree to:
1. Be nice to others
And don't think i need to post the complete rule set, cause you already understood 2 and 3.
Just be nice to others, it's not that hard.
You must agree to:
1. Be nice to others
And don't think i need to post the complete rule set, cause you already understood 2 and 3.
Just be nice to others, it's not that hard.
nik39
2:05 AM - 26 March, 2007
But it seems like you didn't understand rule 3. Thats why I posted it again for you.
DJ Stuart (AR)
2:11 AM - 26 March, 2007
Nik,
Calm down!!! It's just a forum.
Be nice, we don't want to cause you any harm.
Calm down!!! It's just a forum.
Be nice, we don't want to cause you any harm.
nik39
2:12 AM - 26 March, 2007
I am nice, I just reminded you of rule 3.
Funny how you suddenly switch to "it's just a forum".
Funny how you suddenly switch to "it's just a forum".
DJ Stuart (AR)
2:17 AM - 26 March, 2007
Funny how you suddenly switch to "it's just a forum".
Suddenly switch...?
I know the forum represents your entire life, but i'm not like you.
End of story.
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I am nice, I just reminded you of rule 3.Funny how you suddenly switch to "it's just a forum".
Suddenly switch...?
I know the forum represents your entire life, but i'm not like you.
End of story.
nik39
2:29 AM - 26 March, 2007
Suddenly switch from "dont forget rule 1" to "it's just a forum [dont remind me of breaking rule 3]".
djjoefresh
5:55 PM - 26 March, 2007
ANYWAYS, BACK TO THE TOPIC OF THIS DISCUSSION......
Keylock has been a requested feature of SSL for a long time. Although regular vinyl does not allow this, it is a very useful tool for all kinds of DJ's. I personally do a lot of tempo adjusting and beatmatching, and although I do not own SSL, I have used it and I have missed being able to keep the pitch the same like I can with my CD turntables.
I can understand how a DJ who is used to not having this feature may not want to use it, and maybe this should be considered. However, I can't think of a scenario where I would not want to have keylock. Maybe the solution is being able to adjust the tempo and the key (pitch) independently of each other.
Keylock has been a requested feature of SSL for a long time. Although regular vinyl does not allow this, it is a very useful tool for all kinds of DJ's. I personally do a lot of tempo adjusting and beatmatching, and although I do not own SSL, I have used it and I have missed being able to keep the pitch the same like I can with my CD turntables.
I can understand how a DJ who is used to not having this feature may not want to use it, and maybe this should be considered. However, I can't think of a scenario where I would not want to have keylock. Maybe the solution is being able to adjust the tempo and the key (pitch) independently of each other.
eder
7:28 PM - 26 March, 2007
Keylock has been a requested feature of SSL for a long time. Although regular vinyl does not allow this, it is a very useful tool for all kinds of DJ's. I personally do a lot of tempo adjusting and beatmatching, and although I do not own SSL, I have used it and I have missed being able to keep the pitch the same like I can with my CD turntables.
I can understand how a DJ who is used to not having this feature may not want to use it, and maybe this should be considered. However, I can't think of a scenario where I would not want to have keylock. Maybe the solution is being able to adjust the tempo and the key (pitch) independently of each other.
If a DJ doesn't want to use it, they don't have to turn it on lol.
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ANYWAYS, BACK TO THE TOPIC OF THIS DISCUSSION......Keylock has been a requested feature of SSL for a long time. Although regular vinyl does not allow this, it is a very useful tool for all kinds of DJ's. I personally do a lot of tempo adjusting and beatmatching, and although I do not own SSL, I have used it and I have missed being able to keep the pitch the same like I can with my CD turntables.
I can understand how a DJ who is used to not having this feature may not want to use it, and maybe this should be considered. However, I can't think of a scenario where I would not want to have keylock. Maybe the solution is being able to adjust the tempo and the key (pitch) independently of each other.
If a DJ doesn't want to use it, they don't have to turn it on lol.
DJ Unique
5:35 AM - 27 March, 2007
I agree 100% with eder.
I love the fact that its available to use when needed.
I love the fact that its available to use when needed.
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