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By moving the Pitch Fader up or down, you can speed up or slow down the Tempo of the track. The Pitch Fader has just the same functionality as a pitch fader on any standard DJ record player or pitchable CD player. • Load and play a track in Deck A. • To slow down the tempo, click + hold and drag upward on the Pitch Fader. • Double-Click the Pitch Fader to reset it to 0%. • Use the +/- buttons to change the tempo in steps. • Use the scroll wheel of your mouse to move the Pitch Fader up or down in steps as well. • Assign different sensitivities to the Pitch Fader by right-/ ctrl-clicking on the + button. Advanced Pitch Fader functionality • Right-/ Ctrl-Click + hold and drag the Pitch Fader up (or down). • While holding the right mouse button, click and hold the left mouse button. This will temporarily slow down the tempo (or quicken it). • This is a special method for pitch bending. Pitch Range The Pitch Range defines how far you can pitch the tempo up and/ or down. TRAKTOR Scratch allows you to adjust the Pitch Range by plus or minus 8%, 35%, 50% or 100%. Choosing a Pitch Range of +/- 100% will give you the largest possible Pitch Range, allowing you to slow a track all the way down to a complete stop. Choosing +/-35% will only allow you to slow a track down, or speed it up by 35%. • Click on the Preferences > Deck Preferences > Transport. • Click on one of the Pitch Range buttons and choose OK. Using the Phase Meter Two (or more) tracks can have the same tempo, but still sound silly together, because the Phase is shifted. The Phase is represented in the horizontal meter beneath the Pitch Bend buttons. • If two tracks’ phases are synchronized, the meter stays in the middle. • If one tracks’ phase is shifted aback, a yellow stripe is seen on the left side of the middle position. TRAKTOR SCRATCH – 75