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RANE TTM 57SL MIXER FOR SERATO SCRATCH LIVE • OPERATOR’S MANUAL 2.4.4

Press the x button to clear the loop. If

you click on the locked loop symbol, a

red border will appear. This indicates the

loop is locked, and you will not be able

to adjust the end points or delete the

loop until you unlock it, by clicking on the

number again.

NOTE: Looping applies to REL and INT

modes.

Auto Looping

Auto looping

allows you to

create loops

instantly. If

the track has

a BPM value simply click the number of

beats you wish to loop and Scratch Live

will create the loop for you. The loop is

snapped to the beats in the song detected

by Scratch Live so even if you press the

button slightly out of time Scratch Live will

still create a perfect loop for you.

Five auto-loop buttons are available on

screen at any one time. They range from

1/32 to 32 beats. The user can select the

auto loop range with the  and  buttons.

Pressing an auto-loop button will create

a loop start point from the nearest beat

to the playhead (within reason), and set

a loop endpoint in the future. Pressing

auto-loop 1 while auto-loop 1 is active will

deactivate the loop. Pressing a different

auto-loop button while looping is active

will extend the endpoint of the current

loop to the appropriate new auto-loop

length.

You can also save an auto-loop to the

next available slot. When using an auto-

loop, a  save button is visible where

the lock loop button normally is.

NOTE: Auto-looping requires the track

BPM to be set. See “Set Auto-BPM” on

page 14.

The A - Slot

A special loop slot ‘A’ exists for auto-

looping. The act of using the auto-loop

buttons sets a loop in the ‘A’ slot,

following the rules above. Turning a

loop off using the auto-loop buttons

returns you to the loop slot that you were

previously in at the time you started auto-

looping. Turning the loop off using the

‘loop’ button leaves you in the ‘A’ slot. The

‘A’ slot is not saved to disk automatically,

pressing ‘save’ saves the loop to the rst

empty slot in 1-9.

Auto-looping shortcut keys are alt-1 to

5 for the left deck, and alt-6 to 0 for the

right deck. They correspond to the looping

buttons as laid out on screen. ie. if the

onscreen buttons display 1 2 4 8 16 bar

loops, alt-1 triggers 1 bar loop, and alt-5

triggers a 16 bar loop.

Loop Roll

Loop roll performs a standard auto-

loop, but when the loop is turned off,

the playback position is returned to the

position where it would be if it had not

entered the loop (much like censor).

The other difference between loop

roll and standard autoloop is the ‘roll’

button is momentary. The loop is engaged

when the button is pressed down, and

disengaged when the button is released.

Use short loop lengths to create “stutter”

type effects.

To activate loop roll, hold control + alt

while clicking on the desired autoloop

increment, or use the keyboard

shortcuts: control + alt + 1 through 5 for

the Left Deck and control + alt + 6 through

0 for the Right Deck. (ie. the same as the

autoloop controls with the additional ‘alt’

key as a modier).

The range of values available for loop

roll are 1/32 through to 32 beats. The

shortcut keys will activate whichever loop

lengths are visible on screen, i.e., if you

have lengths of a 1/4 beat through to 4

beats visible for the Left Deck, control +

alt + 1 will activate a 1/4 beat loop roll,

control + alt + 2 will activate a 1/8 beat

loop roll and so on.

Use the  and  buttons to toggle

through the range of possible lengths

visible on screen.

Loop Roll with MIDI

You can assign loop roll to MIDI in several

ways:

After pressing the MIDI assign button in

Scratch Live, press the control + alt keys,

click on an auto-loop value, then click on

the button/slider you want it mapped to

on your MIDI controller. Alternatively, you

can assign the singular loop roll button to

MIDI, then assign a MIDI knob or slider on

your controller to the autoloop select knob

(visible in the MIDI assign panel area when

in MIDI assign mode) to change the values

on the y.

TIP: When you have the “Autoloop

Select” knob assigned to MIDI, you

have all of the loop roll lengths at your

disposal. This allows you to roll up and

down the loop length scale, to create

interesting stutter and build-up effects.

NOTE: Like autoloop, loop roll requires

a BPM value written to the ID3 tag in

order to work. Build overviews with the

“Set Auto BPM” box checked and the

proper range for your music selected to

ensure an accurate BPM value.

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