Operation Manual
Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- 1) SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- 2) VIRTUALDJ DJC MK4 OVERVIEW
- 3) FIRST USE OF VIRTUALDJ DJC MK4
- 4) PLAYING AN AUDIO FILE
- 5) BEAT MATCHING MUSIC FILES
- 6) LOOPS AND EFFECTS
- 7) SCRATCH, SAMPLER
- ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION RECOMMENDATION
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d) Jog Wheels
While music is playing on a deck, the jog wheel on the deck has 2
possible modes:
- Fine Tuning mode (when the Scratch button on DJ Console Mk4 is
off): you can slow down or speed up the music playback temporarily by
turning the jog wheels, as you would do by pressing the Pitch Bend – or
Pitch Bend + buttons. The action is the same as if you were slowing down
or speeding up a record on a vinyl turntable by putting your fingers on the
edge of the record.
- Scratch mode (when the Scratch button on DJ Console Mk4 is lit up):
each time you move a jog wheel, you lock the playback of your music
track to the movements of the jog wheel, so that keeping the jog wheel in
place stops the music, turning the jog wheel counterclockwise plays the
music track backward, and turning the jog wheel clockwise plays the
music forward, at the speed of the jog wheel’s rotation. This scratch mode
produces the same action on the music file as if the music were on a vinyl
record and you placed the flat of your hand on the record and moved your
hand to scratch.
If the Scratch button is lit up, the jog wheels are in scratch mode.
If the Scratch button is not lit up, the jog wheels are in fine tuning mode.