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Slicer
Important: Your track must have a set beatgrid for this mode to work.
In Slicer Mode, the eight pads represent eight
sequential beats—"slices"—in the beatgrid. The
currently playing slice is represented by the currently
lit pad; the light will "move through the pads" as it
progresses through each eight-slice phrase. You can
press a pad to play that slice. When you release the
pad, the track will resume normal playback from
where it would have been if you had never pressed it
(i.e., as if the track had been playing forward the
whole time).
To enter Slicer Mode, press Slicer / Transport so
that it lights red. The deck will exit Slicer Mode if you
load another track to the deck or enable Grid Edit
Mode.
To play a slice, press the corresponding Pad.
To decrease or increase the quantize size, press the Parameter / buttons.
To decrease or increase the size of the slices, press Shift and the Parameter / buttons.
Transport
In Transport Control Mode, the pads correspond to
different transport
automatically enter Internal Mode when you do this (if
you are using a Twelve controller with Seventy-Two
MKII, the software will always be in Internal Mode).
To enter Transport Mode, press Slicer / Transport
so that it lights green.
To bend the pitch downward temporarily, press
Pad 1.
To bend the pitch upward temporarily, press Pad 2.
To move the pitch fader down, press Pad 3.
To move the pitch fader up, press Pad 4.
To enable or disable Keylock, press Pad 5.
To switch between Internal Mode (INT) and Relative Mode (REL), press Shift and Pad 5.
(Switching to Relative Mode will allow you to resume control of playback with control vinyl or control
CDs.)
To activate Sync, press Pad 6. Press Shift and Pad 6 to deactivate sync.
To skip to the cue point, press Pad 7.
To play or pause the track, press Pad 8.
controls. The software
Slice 1 Slice 2
Slice 5 Slice 6
2
1
Pitch Pitch
will
Bend Bend
-
5 6
Keylock
Sync
INT/REL
Slice 3
Slice 7
3 4
Pitch
Fader
+ -
7 8
Cue
Slice 4
Slice 8
Pitch
Fader
+
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