RESOLVED :no deck is currently playing, while one or two decks are playing

splengy

This is a new one, at least for me.

everything was working fine when I went to sleep last night, but this morning while I'm trying to do a fairly regular routine of Auto playing through new music to categorize it while I work out, this morning I loaded a new playlist, loaded a track into deck A, press play and then clicked cruise mode only to get the blinking red bar at the bottom clearly telling me no deck is currently playing even though music is coming out of deck A.

Sûlherokhh

Just switch to deck B and start the cruise from there. This bug is ancient and the priority to make the cruise mode actually usable has always been decomposing at the bottom of the to-do barrel.

c0nsul

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/9679/resolved-no-deck-is-currently-playing-while-one-or-two-decks-are-playing

This happens, when your line fader on the playing deck is down and no sound is playing through the master.

Sûlherokhh

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49557#Comment_49557

There are other instances as well. I think when you stop the autoplay, there are situations when certain values don't get reset.

Sibaroni

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49557#Comment_49557

Yup that was my problem and I feel proper stupid for not noticing that - but thanks for the quick fix!

vished

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49557#Comment_49557

how can I manage to have no line fader up and the Cruise mode is still working? I had this option with my Pioneer DJM 800 Mixer. But with my new Pioneer Controller it seems I need to have always the fader up?

lord-carlos

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/109202#Comment_109202

With the DJM traktor was probably in external mixing mode and can't know where the linefader is.

With a controller it's internal mixing mode, and volume gets controlled by software. I doubt you can change this behavior.