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i Track information display
Displays the details of the tracks loaded in the deck.
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1 The track name is displayed here (only when information is
available).
2 The artist name is displayed here (only when information is
available).
3 When clicked, the icon is highlighted and the loop cannot be
overwritten. Click again to turn the protect mode off.
4 The currently selected loop bank number is displayed here.
(Where there are loop bank slots where nothing is saved, the first
loop in the track will be displayed.)
5 When clicked, the loop saved at the currently selected bank
number is deleted.
6 When clicked, the currently set loop is saved in the loop bank.
7 Displays the loop length set with the auto loop function.
8 Used to select the play mode.
[SINGLE]: The deck stops once playback of the track ends.
[CONT]: When playback of the track ends, the next track on the
list is automatically played.
9 When this function is turned on, once the track finishes playing,
playback returns to the start position and repeats.
a When clicked, the grid edit mode is activated and the key
flashes. Click again to save the edited grid data and quit the grid
edit mode.
b Displays the possible range of adjustment of the playing speed
with respect to the playing speed at which the track was origi-
nally recorded.
c Displays the pitch value relative to the position of the [TEMPO]
slider.
d Displays the track's playing position by time.
When clicked, the display switches between time elapsed and
time remaining.
e Displays the current BPM of the currently playing track.
! The BPM can be set manually by either clicking here in time
with the beat or by pressing the computer's space key (only if
beat grid is not enabled).
j Waveform display
Displays detailed waveform data for the area around the point of the
track that is playing.
Displays the frequency bands of the track's sound on a waveform, in
blue for the treble range, green for the midrange and red for the bass
range. The playback point is at the center of the display. The tempo-
rary cue point is displayed as [b] and [a] in white, and the hot cue
points are displayed as [b] and [a] in other colors.
! Click to move the playing position to that position.
! When the waveform is clicked while pressing the computer's
[Ctrl] key, the waveform is displayed divided in three ranges: the
treble, mid and bass.
! When the waveform is clicked while pressing the computer's
[Shift] key, the height of the display section becomes narrower.
! The waveform display can be zoomed in and out using the [+]
and [–] keys on the computer.
k Virtual deck
Displays the track's playing position and playing speed.
1 Displays the track's length. The position being played is dis-
played with a gray gauge.
2 Turns white when a track is loaded. (When a color label is set,
this changes to the set color.)
3 Turns according to the platter speed. When a point at which a
hot cue is set approaches, this shifts in steps to the color of that
hot cue to notify that the hot cue is approaching. When moving
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away from the hot cue, the color shifts back to the original color
in steps.
! The needle flashes when the point 20 seconds before the end
of the track is reached to notify that the end of the track is
approaching.
l Tempo match display
This indicates the tempo of the tracks on decks (A) and (B) by mea-
sure, and is designed to help you match the tempo.
The red waveform indicates the tempo of the track in deck A (1), the
orange waveform the tempo of the track in deck B (2). When the tem-
pos of the tracks in the two decks match, the positions of the peaks of
the red and orange waveforms match.
! Even if the beat is not synchronized, the positions of the peaks of
the waveforms on the display match when the tempos of the left
and right tracks match.
m Beat match display
This view shows the position of beats within the track. When the
peaks shown in this window are aligned, the two tracks' beats are
matched.
The beat match display indicates the beat positions of the tracks
currently playing on decks (A) and (B) and is designed to help you
match the beat. When the beats of the tracks on decks (A) and (B)
match, the positions of the peaks of the waveforms at the top and
bottom match.
n Status bar
Displays the current information (mainly analysis, errors, etc.).
o Crate list
With ITCH, tracks are classified and arranged in folders called
"Crate".
The crate list panel can also be opened by pressing the [CRATES]
button on this unit.
= Crate list (p.17)
p ALBUM ART
Displays album art (when available).
 Crate list
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1 All...
All the tracks that have been imported or loaded to the decks are
displayed. When tracks that have not been imported are loaded to a
deck, they are added to [All...].
2 Library
Displays the iTunes library.
! To display the iTunes library, change the settings at the [SETUP]
menu.
= Show iTunes library (p.32)
3 Crates
ITCH uses digital crates for quick access to your favorite collections.
There is no limit to the number of crates you can create, and any
given track can be placed in multiple crates. The crate area is on the
left hand side of the library.
4 Subcrates
Crates can be placed within other crates. These crates are called
"Subcrates".
5 "+"
Click this to create a new crate.
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