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Deck B now is the tempo master: the MASTER button on the left Deck Display turns off,
whereas that of the right Deck lights up:
If you play sets with two Decks only, or if you prefer to do your beat-matching manually,
the Auto mode might be for you: it guarantees that each new track in the mix follows the
previous tempo reference and that all FX and looped samples on Sample Decks will syn
chronize to it correctly—without being constrained to a single tempo.
If you’d like to do a combination of manual and synced beat-matching, again leave the
AUTO
button engaged and enable the
SYNC
button for individual Decks as needed:
If
SYNC
is enabled, the new Deck inherits the tempo from the previous tempo master.
If SYNC is disabled, the new track plays at its own individual tempo.
Note that you can also manually set a particular Deck as tempo master:
To manually set a Track Deck as tempo master, simply click the Deck’s MASTER button.
Using the Master Clock as Tempo Master (TRAKTOR PRO 2 / TRAKTOR SCRATCH PRO 2 Only)
If you run beat-mixed sets with more than 2 Decks, possibly along with synchronized loop
ed samples, you should use the Master Clock as tempo master. The Master Clock will al
ways give you a solid tempo reference that will not change unless you want it to. Also, if
you intend to only do beat-synced transitions and would like to stay within the same gener
al BPM range throughout your set, this is the ideal mode to use. To set it up, do as fol
lows:
1.
In TRAKTOR’s Master Clock panel, deactivate the AUTO button.
2.
Click the MASTER button in the Master Clock panel to set it as the tempo master.
Tutorials
Synchronization
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