- Device model iPhone 12pro max
- Version of operating system iOS 16
- Version of djay 5.1.2
- Hardware/controllers used rev7
After I instant double a track. I can’t change the tempo on the new track. Have to move the pitch rapidly to get it working.
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Hi @Scott_Taniguchi, thanks for the details about your setup.
- It sounds to me like you might be experiencing Soft Takeover with your Tempo Faders.
- This happens when the software moves the onscreen Tempo Faders (usually when using Sync or Instant Double).
- This results in your physical Tempo Faders not matching the onscreen Tempo Faders.
- To prevent any sudden changes in Tempo, you need to match your hardware Tempo Faders with the position of your onscreen Tempo Faders before you can adjust the tempo again.
- If you look closely, when you start to move your hardware fader, you will see a “Ghost” fader moving which indicates that you need to move it to match the current fader position (the stationary one).
- Please try this out and let me know if that solves you issue. Thanks!
No. The tempo doesn’t change, the hardware fader is temporary locked.
I do match the state of the fader before I instant double.
But after I instant double, I immediately want to be able to adjust speed with having to “unlock” the fader regardless if it’s in the same or slightly different position in the software.
This should be a very obvious work flow issue.
Okay, thanks for the addition info @Scott_Taniguchi. Can you please try to capture a video of the issue, upload it to your Google Drive/Dropbox, enable sharing permissions, then share a link to the video here? Thanks!
Hello! It’s been more than 7 days since my last reply. I’m going to consider this topic completed for now so I can focus on others. However, please feel free to respond and we can definitely revisit this. Thanks!
