DCD 1000 Track Cueing: Skilz, anyone?

YES... just turn on the scratch button on the 1000, and then cue it up to the section you want in the song, and then to cue it you just hit the " IN " button from your loop feature. Now your Set.

Skilz,
Thanks for the quick reply, I truly appreciate it. I tried exactly what you said earlier today before I posted, and I still get that stuttering sound in both scratch modes. I just got my DCD 1000 player, and all I want is to be able to cue up just like vinyl, and search for the up/downbeat I want with the jogwheel (without the stuttering) and start the track from there. The stuttering makes it nearly impossible to do effectively. The CDN-90 doesn't do this at all.

I totally understand your explanation. Please walk me through the setting steps for what I want to do. Maybe I'm just doing something wrong. I know it can't be that hard.

Thanks again for all of your help,
Mike

Iconlite,
Welcome to the forum. I will try to put up a short video tonight to demonstrate the cuing. Install quicktime, as that will be the format of the video.

Stevie,
Quicktime ready to go! Thanks for your help. BTW - how do you read PM's on this forum? Do they just pop up or what?

If I can have any video, just send me pls.

Msg here, PM, mail vr-fist@4djstudio.com -- use anything

Here's a quick overview on cuing on either the CDI-500 or DCD-1000. Let me know if you need more.

CDI Cueing

RTFM!

quote:

Originally posted by DJ ROQ:
[qb] RTFM! [/qb]

What?

Oh sorry, I'll break it (RTFM) down;

R - Read
T - The
F - F*%&'ing
M - Manual

ROQ out.

ROQ,
Thanks for the highly professional and informative reply. I had read the manual, but the player wasn't responding to the manuals instructions. Thus, I posted the question.

Next time I need help, I'll be sure to call on you first.

Iconlite sorry man, you failed to mention that you actually read the manual but couldn't understand it, so I made the assumption you didn't read it - hence the response. Too many times I've seen people come on this forum asking questions on AA products that the manual can easily answer.
I'm not having a go at you but at the people who write the manuals who lack the ability to describe simple features for us illiterates.
Im not familiar with that product but I've found with AA decks its beneficial to actually read the manual thoroughly at least 2-3 times and a bit of trial-and-error wouldn't harm either.
I hope you find your answer. Good luck.

ROQ out