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The only time the internal pitch will snap to a different position is a.) when you hit sync so it matches the other deck, or b.) when you load a new track into one of the internal decks the pitch resets itself back to zero. If this didn't happen things would become an absolute nightmare as tracks would suddenly slow down or speed up when making the transition from internal to relative. Say you are on internal mode with the pitch at +6%, your external pitch on the TT is at -2%, if you hit relative mode the internal pitch will stay at +6%.

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Not true, if you are on internal mode, your time code vinyls are spinning with your needles on them and you hit the relative button, it will switch to relative mode and the internal pitch will stay at the speed is was when you were mixing internally, therefore making a seamless transition from internal to relative (Traktor has no way of knowing where the external pitch slider is, it only knows what tempo the track is playing at due to how fast the record is spinning). So if you pitched it up/down more than the range on the cdj/tt you will hear the pitch change. Just realize that if you switch back to relative it will go back to whatever pitch it is on the cdj/tt's pitch slider, and not the internal. Yeah you would just have to hit the relative button to get it back into relative mode. There's lots of tricks you can use with speeding up tracks smoothly beyond the range of a +/-8 pitch all the way up to 100%.Īnd obviously you have key lock so you can have a track running super fast, but retain the original key You can even fuck around with the external pitch while repeatedly pressing sync to keep the internal pitch on +30 to match the other decks tempo.

Your external TT might be on say +2% pitch yet it could be on +30 internally, then if you move your external pitch down to say -4% the internal pitch is obviously going to slow down too, so all you do is hit sync and it will snap back up to +30 internally. So in theory you don't hardly ever have to touch the pitch controls on your decks any more, just keep hitting sync as soon as you hear it drift out of time. What I think you are trying to achieve is regular old mixing but with tracks with widely different tempos? So yeah, all you gotta do is hit sync on the track you are mixing in and it will match the master deck (but not lock).

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So if you speed up the master deck on the TT, the slave deck will always be locked no matter what (then just unsync to go back to full time code). If you want a constant lock you can either switch both decks to internal mixing mode, or have the master deck on the time code vinyl and the slave deck on sync (provided the slave deck is on internal mode). You can't have a CONSTANT lock if you are using the time code vinyl on BOTH decks as obviously they run independently like records would, what you have is that momentary push of the button to snap the slave deck to match the master deck internally, and then you can ride the pitch on the TT. So say the 135bpm+ track is on the master deck (which can be set manually or automatically), you just hit the sync button on the slave deck and the internal pitch will jump up to match the other deck, yet you still have the pitch on the external deck to control. So all you gotta do is have a button on your laptop or external midi controller with a sync button assigned to it for each deck. Say you have a track running at 135bpm (or faster) and you want to mix a track thats 70bpm (or slower) in with it, obviously the decks won't do that naturally as the pitch range is too small. Yeah this is possible man, of course it is, I do it all the time (if I understand you correctly that is).

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