User manual

DJUCED™ and DJ Control AIR
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BPM analysis is slow and CPU-intensive, so you must not carry out BPM analysis while mixing during
a public performance, as this would slow down your computer. If you analyze a complete library of
hundreds of songs, you don’t need to remain in front of your computer during the analysis: this can
take hours, depending on how fast your computer is.
You will know that a track has been analyzed when the browser displays its BPM rate.
c) Placing cue points (= bookmarks) in your tracks
Once you have analyzed your tracks, you should load them on the DJUCED decks, play them and
place cue points. You generally need to set at least 1 cue point (or more than 1) per song: the first cue
point is generally placed at the first beat of the song, as a beat is needed to dance. The start of a song
with no beat is not danceable.
Please see the “Cue point area” section.
Load the track on a deck.
Play the track.
(1) Placing cue point 1
Once you have reached the track position where you want to place a Cue point:
- Stop playback.
- Press the Cue button on DJ Control AIR; or
- Click on the Cue button in the DJUCED graphic interface.
Placing cue points 2 or 3
Once you have reached the track position where you want to place cue point 2 or 3:
- Stop playback.
- Click on Cue buttons 2 or 3 in the DJUCED graphic interface.
(2) Deleting a cue point
- Click on in DJUCED to delete the last cue point (1, 2 or 3 ) you have used.
(3) Moving a cue point
Once you have reached the track position where you want to place cue point 1, 2 or 3:
- Stop playback.
- Click on Cue buttons 1, 2 or 3 in the DJUCED graphic interface to place the cue
point at the current position.
d) Creating playlists
Once you have seen where your audio files are and have placed cue points in these tracks, you can
gather them in playlists.
A playlist is a way to gather tracks in the same list, even if they are located in different folders.
- Create a playlist by clicking on the button on the left of the folder browser.
- Enter the name for your playlist.
- Drag and drop tracks into the playlist.