The Beat Grid is the foundation for setting perfect Loops, Slicer, BeatJumps, Hotcues and
synchronized FXs.
Beat grids act as a visual reference for the DJ in showing a visible tempo for a track.
The beats at the beginning of measures are indicated on the beat grid as a red mark (in
GREEN in above picture) and the other beats are indicated as a white mark (in
YELLOW).
Measures and beats counter (in RED) is available near the play head.
Tips: The beat grid can be adjusted in the ‘Prepare’ mode or in the grid editor.
6.3.Play head
The play head is the Vertical Bar at the Middle of the Waveform. It represents the current
location being played within the selected track.
Each Track have its own play head superimposed with others.
Play head is WHITE when a track is playing, or in pause on the CUE point. Play head is
RED when the track is paused and not on the CUE position.
6.4.Waveform's Overlays
Waveforms have colored overlays for LOOPS (Blue), SLICER (Green). The waveforms
have colored markers for HotCues (Red), CueLoops (Green), CUE (Orange Triangle)
6.5.Keyboard Shortcuts
+Arrows+ to navigate in the browser.
+s+ to turn scratch (vinyl) mode ON/OFF.
+SPACE BAR+ to switch to full-browser view
7.DECK
The deck represents the media to be played.
It can be a track deck, a sampler deck or an external source.
7.1.DECK SELECTION
