Bpm settings manually

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  • Stevan
    Stevan Traktor Mapping Mod Posts: 2,130 mod
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    It is a right click on the - and + buttons actually.

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  • c0nsul
    c0nsul Member Posts: 328 Pro

    Sorry, I don´t understand what you want to do..

    Pitch (also called Tempo) faders always change the tempo of a song (on controllers, cdjs, turntables and softwares).

    Do you want to change the bpm value of a song? Then you have to change the beatgrid.

    If you want to use the master bpm (in your picture) disable AUTO and press Sync on deck A. Then all songs (in deck A) will be speed up/down to the set value. (AUTO means it sets the bpm to the track which is playing on master output the longest). Have a look into the manual how the master bpm section works.

    If you want to you pitch fader more precise without a controller, you can map it to buttons on your keyboard.

    Maybe you could explain again what you want to do..

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  • Sûlherokhh
    Sûlherokhh Member, Traktor Mapping Mod Posts: 2,997 mod
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/94526#Comment_94526

    You should probably use the tempo faders for that.

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  • Sûlherokhh
    Sûlherokhh Member, Traktor Mapping Mod Posts: 2,997 mod

    If you increase any track with bpm 87 to bpm 130 it will always sound bad. Either it's pitch increases by more than half an octave, killing basically any low frequencies, or, if you have keylock activated, the sound gets squashed and sounds robotic.

    It may be better to insert a break without any kicks plus some suitable FX and jump manually from one tempo to another. There should be some tutorials on the web how to handle transitions for tracks with vastly different bpm.

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  • c0nsul
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    You could re-beatgrid the 130bpm song to its half bpm. The way from 65 bpm to 87bpm is not as far as from 130 bpm to 87 bpm.

    Activate keylock, speed up the 65bpm song and slow down the 87 bpm song until both play at 76 bpm. Maybe this works for you.

  • Stevan
    Stevan Traktor Mapping Mod Posts: 2,130 mod

    There are resolutuin settings I'm not wrong. Right click on thr fader and select minimum or so.

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    It is a right click on the - and + buttons actually.

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