Help with exporting my loops to cdjs
So i have set up a playlist for a gig which includes intro / outro loops and some of the break downs also looping in recordbox
Going to export everything to usb
How do i make these loops recognised by the cdj ? They may b multiple loops on 1 song varying from 8 bar to 32 etc i just want the cdj to recognise every thing i have programmed
do i need to call them up on the cdj ?
any help or info would be appreciated
Thank you
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My recommendation is to create the outro loops as "active memory loops," which means the loop is stored to memory, and when the playback reaches that point, it will automatically enter the loop. To do this, first set the loop, change the pad mode to MEMORY, then press the MEMORY button and a new line will appear with an orange loop icon. Click on the orange loop to change it to red - that's now an active memory loop.
Next, for the intro, switch the pad mode back to HOT CUE, create a loop where you want it, then store it as a hot cue:
You can change the default colour or add a comment if you want.
When you load the track on the CDJ, the "A" hot cue will call the loop when you press it, and then the track will automatically loop the outro when it gets to the active memory loop.
Presto!
You can set as many hot loops as you'd like; just store them to other hot cue banks.
Thanks very much ! so intro loops switch to Hot Cue & store as Hot Cue loop ?
also when you say the "A" hot cue will call the loop when you press it (When i press what exactly) what am i pressing on the cdj ?
Thanks again for your time very appreciated
;-)
Where would you recommend saving just standard break loops would they be in memory cue also ?
Sorry just been messing with it and its confusing me - I guess this is all in performance mode ?
also when saving memory cue outro its not letting me change colour of the text only letting me change the text ;-)
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