•
Press a green lit Pad.
The playback continues at the position of the stored Loop.
Moving Loops
You can move enabled and disabled Loops forward or backward in the track:
•
Turn the
MOVE
encoder clockwise or counter-clockwise.
This instantly moves the Loop in the track.
Removing Cue Points
To remove a Cue Point from the track and also the Hotcue:
•
Press
SHIFT
+ press a green lit Pad.
The Hotcue is removed and the Loop is deleted from the track. The pad is now unlit.
7.10. Snap Mode and Quantize Mode
Snap mode and Quantize mode are important tools that can help you when working with Cue
Points and Loops, and for jumping in the track:
•
SNAP
mode ensures that any Loop or Cue Point you set in a track will snap to the closest
beat.
•
QUANTIZE
mode ensures that you remain in sync and on beat, whenever you jump to a Loop,
a Cue Point, or any position in the track.
Examples for Using and not using SNAP Mode
Depending on what you want to do, you can enable or disable SNAP mode and QUANTIZE mode
at any time. Here are a few examples:
• Enable SNAP mode if you want to set a Loop starting directly on a beat.
• Disable SNAP mode if you want to set a Cue Point at the beginning of vocals that do not nec-
essarily start on the beat.
• Enable QUANTIZE mode if want to mix in a synched track and want the downbeats of both
tracks to perfectly match.
• Disable QUANTIZE mode, if you want to trigger tracks or Samples any time you press play or
trigger Hotcue buttons.
Enabling/Disabling Quantize Mode
When Quantize mode is enabled, the
QNT
button is brightly lit. When Quantize mode is disabled,
the
QNT
button is dimly lit.
To enable or disable Quantize mode:
•
Press the
QNT
button on your Mixer.
Enabling/Disabling SNAP Mode
To enable or disable SNAP mode:
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