Reloop Digital Jockey 3

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On the verge of buying reloop jockey three but there is alittle thing that worrying me that i would love some feedback on from a current user… im sure alot of people buy it so they can hook up cdjs and turntables so may not come across this problem… but i am buying for the four deck control feature, in which i see a massive flaw…

If for example i have a track playing on deck A and i have a track cued and ready for play on track B but have a idea of a bongo loop from the intro of a record that would go well with deck As record that will give extra groove and can be used to aid transition with effects etc…. so i load the track into deck C and cut the bass and highs off on the controller… so the bongos fit in the mix… all going good so far, then i flip back to deck A cau the mix is about to happen and need to swap the basses for example… well as i cut the bass and highs on the knobs when in deck C they will still be in that position… any movement and the audio will jump in volume…

now i hope that i have explained that right… but it something that is not covered in any video review or demo that i have seen… but for me its massive cau yes im only starting out… but i know what i want to be able to do and this is such any example. Of course i havent got one to test out but i would love if someone that has one could explain how it works in this situation….? i mean the only way i can see is that you do these edits with mouse in software but this defeats the point of having a four deck controller..

Maximlee, post: 20226, member: 2165 wrote: On the verge of buying reloop jockey three but there is alittle thing that worrying me that i would love some feedback on from a current user… im sure alot of people buy it so they can hook up cdjs and turntables so may not come across this problem… but i am buying for the four deck control feature, in which i see a massive flaw…

If for example i have a track playing on deck A and i have a track cued and ready for play on track B but have a idea of a bongo loop from the intro of a record that would go well with deck As record that will give extra groove and can be used to aid transition with effects etc…. so i load the track into deck C and cut the bass and highs off on the controller… so the bongos fit in the mix… all going good so far, then i flip back to deck A cau the mix is about to happen and need to swap the basses for example… well as i cut the bass and highs on the knobs when in deck C they will still be in that position… any movement and the audio will jump in volume…

now i hope that i have explained that right… but it something that is not covered in any video review or demo that i have seen… but for me its massive cau yes im only starting out… but i know what i want to be able to do and this is such any example. Of course i havent got one to test out but i would love if someone that has one could explain how it works in this situation….? i mean the only way i can see is that you do these edits with mouse in software but this defeats the point of having a four deck controller..

I’m not sure I understand exactly either but….. As I read your problem, you are concerned that you will get a big difference in sound as the Bass EQ will be in a different position in deck A than in deck C and when you move the EQ it will suddenly jump?
If this is your problem then there is a setting within TP 2 that allows a “soft takeover”. This means that if the EQ is in the 12 o’clock position for Deck C and also in the 8 o clock position for Deck A, when you switch between the two decks and turn the EQ on Deck C it will have to get to the 12 o clock position before it affects anything on deck C

No probs! I think this feature is also in the older versions of Traktor as well.