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Since my controller doesn't seem to have a button for the "seek" option, and searching the song with the jog wheel is somewhat slow (and when I mix in clubs I want to touch the computer as less as possible) - is there a way of making the jog wheel respond more? Maybe a parameter to play with? (of course something that can be changed back easily afterward to return to the normal mixing mode). I have a DDJ-SB.

Maybe it is the quantize feature? Because from the manual I didn't seem to understand what the quantize does exactly.

Idan Korenblum wrote:Since my controller doesn't seem to have a button for the "seek" option, I have a DDJ-SB.

that seems strange ,,not familiar with the controller ,, but havent seen any that would not have a control for track scroll ,, have you checked the user manual for the controller

link for product page of controller ,,check out the ideo and may be the tutorial one will give more info as to the control you are looking for
http://pioneerdj.com/english/products/c ... dj-sb.html

Idan Korenblum wrote:Maybe it is the quantize feature? Because from the manual I didn't seem to understand what the quantize does exactly.

no its not ,, you want the ability to scroll your collection using your controller ,, did the tut on the Pioneer page give you some more info as to the uses of the controller

I didn't mean scrolling my collection, I mean moving the song forward and rewind, like the jog does. But it does it slowly (which is good when you search a specific point on a beat). I just wondered if it is possible to make to jog move the song faster.

if the tut for the controller didnt give info as to such then not shure ,, misunderstood your posting ,, got to wait on a familiar user ,, would think you would want to use track locators to jump to revelent postion in the track ,, dose the jog increase decrease as the motion applied does ,,

A possible solution for you is to map shift+ jog wheel to the needle search command for the deck. There is no need to adjust jog sensitivity to make that work.