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38 Function Window
Relooper Editors
The Relooper works by slicing and re-arranging the sample currently in the
playback buffer for the associated deck. The region to be re-looped is defined
by the beat markers bounding the playback marker (center of the Beat
Window). Relooper patterns can be used on any track and on the bar that is
currently playing.
Note: In MAGIX Digital DJ, relooper patterns cannot be
changed, and for this reason editing and RANDOMIZE
functions are not available. In order to be able to edit
relooper patterns, you must upgrade (view page 9) your
version to Deckadance Home or Club Edition.
Note: The Reloopers are randomized on MAGIX Digital DJ start-up, but if you
want other 'random' patterns, just hit the 'randomize' button.
• Mute and Re-trigger - Right-click on the pattern blocks to cycle through
Mute and 1, 1/2, 1/4th note re-trigger options. Useful for 'stutter' effects.
• To activate pattern 1 to 3 - Left-click the 'Relooper 1, 2 or 3' buttons in the
Effects panel (view page 23) for momentary effects. Right-click to engage
permanently. Left or right-click to disengage the re-loop.
• PATTERNS 1, 2 & 3 - Click to edit the pattern. There are three patterns per
deck.
• CLEAR PATTERN - Clears the pattern and creates a straight playback
pattern.
• RANDOMIZE - Creates a random Relooper pattern.
• BEAT ALIGN – The Relooper pattern will be matched to the beat of the right
deck and will start exactly at the next beat.
• MIXED MODE - The pattern will play back as a 50:50 mix of the Relooper
and original track output.
• SWAP - Swaps the patterns between the Decks.
Master Relooper Effects
Master Effects won't work when <Pregrammname> is used multiple output
mode, ie: Deck A in one stereo out and Deck B in another. The Master Effects
will only work on a Master Output.
• Wah-Wah FilterWah wha effect. House/Daft punk style wah wah doubled
(parallel) bandpass filter effect with lo-fi decimation.
• PANORAMIC LFO - Left/Right LFO modulated autopanner with some 3d
effect phasing effects.
• RING-MODULATOR - Amplitude driven ring modulator (it's 'cool!').