Native Instruments TRAKTOR KONTROL Z2 Manual page 48

You can change the secondary mode behavior in TRAKTOR's preferences in the TRAKTOR
KONTROL Z2 tab, under "Secondary Cue." Here you can determine the behavior for both
Track Decks and Remix Decks. See also
ondary Functions for Track Decks
dary Functions for Remix
An overview of the Cue/Sample Trigger buttons' functions:
ACTION
Track Deck (Primary Mode)
Press
Track Deck (Primary Mode)
SHIFT + Press
Track Deck (Secondary Mode)
Press
Track Deck (Secondary Mode)
SHIFT + Press
Remix Deck (Primary Mode)
Press
↑6.4, Cue/Sample Trigger Buttons: Optional Sec-
and ↑6.5, Cue/Sample Trigger Buttons: Optional Secon-
Decks.
RESULT
If no cue or loop is stored in the slot, a cue point will
be set or a loop will be stored (if in a loop).
If there is a cue or loop stored in the slot, pressing
will jump to the saved cue or loop.
If no cue or loop is stored in the slot, nothing hap-
pens.
If a cue or loop is stored in the slot, it will be deleted.
The four buttons work the same as they do in primary
mode, but they control HotCue/loops 5-8
The four buttons work the same as they do in primary
mode, but they control HotCue/loops 5-8
If there is no Sample loaded in the slot, a Sample will
be captured from the selected Track Deck with the
length of the Track Deck's loop size.
If there is a Sample playing unmuted, the slot will be
muted
If there is a Sample playing muted, the Sample Slot
will be unmuted
If there is a stopped Sample in the Slot, the Sample
will start playing and be unmuted.
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