Fotobro
For the life of my I can't remember how to reset my sync button so it does not affect the pitch or key of the song. can someone help? Thanks in advance.
Posted Wed 08 May 24 @ 1:16 am
locoDog
Posted Wed 08 May 24 @ 1:17 am
Fotobro
Thanks...what's weird is both my machines are running b8124 and i clicked the auto pitch lock to on and it took care of it, but on my back up machine everything is off under the master tab and the pitch does not change when syncing. it's been a very long day. Thanks for the link.
Posted Wed 08 May 24 @ 1:53 am
Fotobro
UPDATE--It turns out my "Master Tempo" had defaulted to off after the VDJ update which is why the pitch was changing when syncing. My back up computer did not default to off which is why one computer worked and the other one didn't. It just took me several hours of searching to figure it out.
After talking with my son who also DJs in a another state he said he went through the same thing after an update.
After talking with my son who also DJs in a another state he said he went through the same thing after an update.
Posted Wed 08 May 24 @ 12:01 pm
groovindj
Fotobro wrote :
why the pitch was changing
You mean the key. With master tempo off, the key changes when you adjust the pitch (tempo).
Using the word pitch is confusing because some people are referring to tempo, and others to key. In one post you used both 'pitch' and 'key', so readers would naturally assume you did not mean key when talking about pitch.
Posted Wed 08 May 24 @ 12:41 pm
Fotobro
groovindj wrote :
You mean the key. With master tempo off, the key changes when you adjust the pitch (tempo).
Using the word pitch is confusing because some people are referring to tempo, and others to key. In one post you used both 'pitch' and 'key', so readers would naturally assume you did not mean key when talking about pitch.
Fotobro wrote :
why the pitch was changing
You mean the key. With master tempo off, the key changes when you adjust the pitch (tempo).
Using the word pitch is confusing because some people are referring to tempo, and others to key. In one post you used both 'pitch' and 'key', so readers would naturally assume you did not mean key when talking about pitch.
I was obviously confused as to what and why it was happening, but thanks for the clarification.
Posted Wed 08 May 24 @ 7:16 pm