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RANE SL4 FOR SERATO SCRATCH LIVE • OPERATOR’S MANUAL 2.5.0

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Hardware

USB Buffer Size (Latency)

Scratch Live processes audio in small

chunks. When smaller chunks are

used, the movement of the record is

translated into audio more often, which

results in a lower overall system latency.

However, this requires more processing

and therefore a higher CPU load, so

lower buffer size settings require a

more powerful computer to produce

uninterrupted audio. If you want tighter

control, try decreasing this setting. On

the other hand, if you experience audio

dropouts, you need to increase this

setting (or use a more powerful computer).

Select Primary Decks

Select a combination of which two Decks

to set as the Primary Decks.

When using four decks with Scratch

Live, “Primary Decks” are the default

decks displayed in classic mode.

TIP: When using a four-deck setup, you

might like to choose the two turntables

located immediately to the left and right

of your mixer as the “Primary decks.”

Flashing Deck Indicator

When checked, displays a ashing white

border around the Virtual Decks which

currently have keyboard focus.

Recording Bit Depth

Choose to record in either 16-Bit (CD

quality, smaller le size) or 24-Bit (high

quality, larger le size). see “Recording”

on page 29.

Updating Firmware

If a rmware update is available after

installing a new Scratch Live software

release, an Update Firmware button

appears in the Hardware screen.

The rmware upgrade takes

approximately 10 seconds, during which

time the SL4 will not be usable.

Sample Rate

The current hardware sample rate is

displayed here. You can choose between

48 kHz and 96 kHz using the Sample Rate

Selection switch on the SL4.

Setting this to 96 kHz will result in better

quality audio, although you will need to

play 96 kHz audio les.

NOTE: It is recommended on lower

spec machines to use 48 kHz as using

96 kHz will put a greater strain on your

CPU.

Hardware Thrus

Select which channels are set to THRU

on the SL4. See “Thru Mode” on page

16.

Playback

Track End Warning

Enable this option to ash the Virtual Deck

as you approach the end of the track.

The label will start ashing 20 seconds

from the end of the record. The Track

end warning does not apply to any tracks

under 1 minute long.

Playback Keys Use Shift

When this option is checked you must

have the shift key pressed for the

playback keys to trigger. This applies to all

keyboard shortcuts, including cue points,

INT mode shortcuts, and the sample

player shortcuts.

TIP: You can also turn on Caps Lock

instead of using Shift.

Lock Playing Deck

Every DJ’s nightmare used to be lifting

the needle off the wrong turntable in the

middle of a set. This setting helps to avoid

the digital equivalent; loading a new track

to the wrong deck. When this option is

checked, you can only load a track if the

target deck is stopped.

Sort Cues Chronologically

The ve cue points can be placed in any

order, and can be dragged up and down if

you wish to reorder them. If you prefer to

lock them to chronological order, turn this

option on.

Enable Hot Cues

When Hot Cues are enabled, you can set

cue points simply by pressing the number

keys 1 through 0 (no ctrl modier required)

from your keyboard. You can only add

cues this way if the cue point slots are

empty. See “Cue Points” on page 18.

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