Relative Pitch Fader

[Alexkidd]

i am too.
Also pitching tracks more than 10% when djing should be illegal.
you just destroy the track, imho.

That's almost as lame as saying "real DJ's play vinyl"
With 20+ years in this game, I take great pride in what I do & make sure I know what I'm gonna do before I do it. So yes, when I feel it appropriate, I will pitch a track down to 30, 50 or even 100%. If you don't know how to do it properly - then don't do it.!

I just said my opinion and you offend me and you talk about my skills without even knowing me. I never gave you the right to do this so you don't talk to me again like that.
What i said is simple maths when you play digital music.
Talk with facts or don't talk at all.

[acemc]

If you don't know how to do it properly - then don't do it.!

When I read my own post, I see how that can come across bad. That statement wasn't directed at you. It was meant in general terms. I wasn't attacking your skills (at least wasn't trying to). Sorry if I offended you. Just trying to point out that there are people who do use more than 10% & can use it properly. Peace.

[Activated Soundwave]

I am fully aware of this issue, as i often use drumstep tracks to bridge dubstep or drum n bass and similar scenarios where i have to pitch up and down the tempo a lot, so sometimes as its stands i get it spot on if i time it with breaks or minimal sections, but It is a awkward area, so i would welcome Such aid as the thread suggests, but as support says, it does sound difficult to implement,
If it could be' then it would be nice to have the choice.