Cue/Sample Trigger Section (1, 2, 3, 4) - Native Instruments TRAKTOR KONTROL Z2 Manual

5.4.5

Cue/Sample Trigger Section (1, 2, 3, 4)

The Cue/Sample Trigger section allows for controlling cue points in a Track Deck and Sample
Slots in a Remix Deck. The Deck Focus buttons (C,A, and B,D) select the Deck to be controlled
by the Cue/Sample Trigger buttons; the Cue/Sample Trigger buttons
underlying Deck's cue points / Sample Slots.
In this chapter you will find a description of the Cue/Sample Trigger section and its controls. A
description of their LED color illumination states can be found in
And Control Panel.
In the TRAKTOR preferences, you can also assign alternative secondary functions to the Cue/
Sample Trigger buttons. A description of these options can be found in
ger Buttons: Optional Secondary Functions for Track Decks
tons: Optional Secondary Functions for Remix
For a tutorial on using the Cue/Sample Trigger section, refer to
Trigger Buttons.
Deck Focus Buttons
The Deck Focus buttons C and A above the left Cue/Sample Trigger section on the Z2.
These buttons let you select the Deck focus of the four Cue/Sample Trigger buttons located
just below. On the left side, you can switch between Decks A and C, and on the right side be-
tween B and D. Using
Cue/Samples Trigger buttons. The flashing Deck Focus button indicates that the buttons are in
secondary mode.
If one of the Focus buttons is lit or flashing, holding
button will switch both the Deck focus and will enter secondary mode at the same time.
SHIFT with these buttons lets you access the secondary controls of the
↑6.2, The Z2 Audio Interface
and ↑6.5, Cue/Sample Trigger But-
Decks.
↑4.3, Using the Cue/Sample
SHIFT and pressing the other Focus
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(1 to 4) then control the
↑6.4, Cue/Sample Trig-
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