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10. Auto-Loop Length: This field shows the current auto-loop length as a division or multiple
of the current BPM. Press the X1/2 or X2 buttons to decrease or increase the value.
11. Track Overview: This smaller waveform represents the entire current track. You can use
the Needle Drop strip to jump to a specific point in the track.
• The waveform color-coding indicates the frequency of the audio signal:
o Red represents low-frequency (bass) content.
o Green represents mid-range-frequency content.
o Blue represents high-frequency (treble) content.
• The audio playhead (the current track position) is represented by a white triangle
pointing downward ().
• The cue point is represented by a white triangle pointing upward ().
• Hot cue points are represented by triangles () whose color depends on the hot cue
point number.
• Loops are represented by a light-blue-shaded region. A loop that is brightly lit is
active, while one that is dimly lit is inactive.
12. Audio Waveform: This large waveform represents a section of the current track. You can
use the Zoom In / Zoom Out button to adjust the view.
• The waveform color-coding indicates the frequency of the audio signal:
o Red represents low-frequency (bass) content.
o Green represents mid-range-frequency content.
o Blue represents high-frequency (treble) content.
• The audio playhead (the current track position) is represented by a vertical white line.
• The
cue point is represented by a pair of white triangles ( and ).
• Hot cue points are represented by triangles () whose color depends on the hot cue
point number.
• Loops are represented by a light-blue-shaded region. A loop that is brightly lit is
active, while one that is dimly lit is inactive.
13. Effects: These fields the available effects and their level meters. The active effect’s meter
will be orange, while the inactive effects will be grey. Press the FX On / Select button
under an effect to activate it, and turn the corresponding FX Level knob to adjust its level.
You can use only one effect at a time.
14. Effect Beats Multiplier: This field shows the rate of time-based effects on that deck as a
division or multiple of the current BPM. Turn the FX Beats knob to adjust it.
15. Effect Rate: This field shows the rate of time-based effects on that deck. The value is
based on the track’s current BPM, but you can use the Tap button to manually enter a
different value.