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13. Record: Starts or stops recording.
14. Record Source Selector: Select a recording source from this drop-down menu.
15. Recording Meter: Indicates the peak levels of the audio being recorded.
16. Recording Timer: Timer for current recording.
17. Recording Filename: Enter the name of the file you are currently recording here.
18. Save: Saves the current recording to the "Recordings" folder inside your Main Library folder.
19. Status Bar: Displays the status of the currently selected item.
20. Virtual Deck: Rotates during playback.
21. Beat-Matching Display: Shows "transients" (usually the drum hits) to aid beat-matching.
22. Tempo-Matching Display: Displays tempos of both Decks to help the mixing process.
23. Waveform: Waveform of the currently loaded track. The top waveform is Deck A; the bottom is Deck B.
24. Track Overview: An overview of the currently loaded track's entire waveform.
25. Track Name: "Title" tag for the current track.
26. Artist Name: "Artist" tag for the current track.
27. BPM Field / Tap: Displays track's BPM. You can click this field to "tap" out a time, from which the software will approximate and
save a new BPM. If there is no BPM for the track, it will display "Tap" to prompt you to tap out a suggested tempo.
28. Track Time Display: Displays the current position of the Audio Pointer in the track.
29. Pitch: Applied pitch offset as a percentage (%) (determined by the position of the PITCH FADER).
30. Pitch Range: Current range of the PITCH FADER.
31. Playback Mode: Toggles between "Single" and "Continuous" Playback Modes. Single Playback Mode plays only one track,
stopping when it is finished. Continuous Playback Mode will automatically play the next track in the Crate when one track ends.
Whenever a new track is loaded, this setting will remain the same.
32. Repeat Mode: Toggles Repeat Mode "On" or "Off" for the track (when Playback Mode is set to "Single") or Crate (when
Playback Mode is set to "Continuous"). Whenever a new track is loaded, this will default to "Off."
33. Loop Number: Displays the number of the currently selected loop. Clicking the "lock" icon next to it will disable any changes to
the current loop. Clicking the "X" icon next to it will delete the current loop.
34. Rescan ID3 Tags: Re-reads file tags for the entire Library. Use this function if you have edited or modified file tags in other
software.
Tip: Rescanning the tags is a handy way to identify any files that can not be found (for instance, if the files have been re-named or
moved). These tracks are shown red in the Library pane, with a "?" icon in the Status column.
35. Relocate Lost Files: If you have moved files which are already in your Library, they will show up as not found (denoted by a "?"
icon in the Status column) and be displayed in red. Drag and drop a folder from Finder (Mac) or Explorer (Windows) onto this
button to search it, and any sub-folders, for these files. Doing this will update the Library with their new location. You can also
click this button to scan your whole file system, including external drives connected to your computer, for missing files.
36. Next Effect: The next effect in the sequence of available effects. Press the NSFX's / V7's FX SELECT knob to select this effect.
37. Current Effect: The currently selected effect applied to the channel (if the NSFX's / V7's FX ON / OFF button is set to "on"). When
the effect is on, the CURRENT EFFECT and NEXT EFFECT windows will light up.
38. FX Mix: The amount of CURRENT EFFECT, which can be adjusted with the NSFX's / V7's FX MIX fader.
39. Parameter: The parameter for the CURRENT EFFECT, which can be adjusted with the NSFX's / V7's FX PARAM knob.
Generally, this is the intensity of the effect but may vary between effects.
40. Source: The channel to which the CURRENT EFFECT is being applied. You can select the channel with the NSFX's / V7's
SOURCE knob.
Note: When both SOURCE fields are set to the same channel, that channel will pass through the left effect then the right effect.
41. Tempo Source: The current BPM for the track, which helps determine the speed of the CURRENT EFFECT (if it is rate-based).
When this field reads "AUTO A" or "AUTO B," the effect will automatically follow the BPM of the track on Deck A or Deck B,
respectively. If "MANUAL" is shown, it means neither Deck's track has a BPM. You can set the BPM (and change it at any time)
by using the NSFX's TAP TEMPO button. You can also return to the track's auto-BPM by holding down TAP TEMPO.
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