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19. Beats Multiplier: Increases and decreases the rate of the effects to the beat. When using a
time-based effect, this knob adjusts its time division.
20. FX Wet/Dry Knob: Turn this knob to adjust the wet/dry mix of the effects.
21. Software FX: Press one of these buttons to select a software effect.
• HPF (High pass filter)
• LPF (Low pass filter)
• Flanger
• Echo
• Reverb
• Phaser
22. FX On/Off: Push up on the toggle switch to latch (lock) the FX in the on position. Push down on
the toggle switch to turn the FX on momentarily. When the toggle switch is in the middle
position, the FX will be off.
23. Tap BPM: Press this 4 or more times to manually enter a new BPM. The software will ignore
the track's BPM and follow your manually entered tempo.
Press Shift and this button to reset the tempo to the track’s default BPM.
24. Platter/Jog Wheel: This capacitive, touch-sensitive jog wheel controls the audio when the
wheel is touched and moved. When the Scratch button is not active, use the jog wheel to bend
the pitch of the track. When the Scratch button is active, use the jog wheel to grab and move
the audio, "scratching" the track as you would with a vinyl record. You can also grab the non-
touch-sensitive outer wheel to bend the pitch of the track.
Press Shift and move the wheel to quickly search through the audio.
25. Scratch: Press this button to turn on the scratch feature for the jog wheel.
Hold Shift and press this button to momentarily censor the track.
26. Shift: Allows multiple control commands to be triggered when pressed first along with other
buttons.
27. Sync: Press this button to automatically match the corresponding deck's tempo with the
opposite deck's tempo.
Press Shift and press this button to deactivate Sync.
28. Cue (Transport Control): Sets and recalls the main Cue point in the current track. Hold down
the Cue button for temporary play of the cue point. The track will play for as long as the button
is held down and return to the cue point once it is released.
Press Shift + Cue to return the play head to the start of the track.
29. Play/Pause: Starts and suspends playback.
30. Cue: With this Pad mode, each pad assigns a Hot Cue Point, or returns the track to that Hot
Cue Point. When a pad is unlit, you can assign a Hot Cue Point by pressing it at the desired
point in your track.
31. Auto Loop: With this Pad mode, each pad triggers an auto loop of a different length. See
Operation > Performance Pad Modes for more information.
32. Fader Cuts: With this Pad mode, the top 4 performance pads are used to perform transform
effects for cuts on scratching. See Operation > Performance Pad Modes for more
information.
33. Sampler: With this Pad mode, each pad triggers a sample in the software. See Operation >
Performance Pad Modes for more information.
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