The "Hot Cue Bop" stutter effect

I show you how you can use a stutter or bop effect with these CDJs, the Citronic MPCD-S6 or similar.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• dj
• tutor
• tutorial
• hot
• cue
• bop
• stutter
• cdj
• citronic
• mpcd
• s6

[b3a2w1]

Would I be able to do this effect with a numark cd mix 1 unit?

[yvesmdjgryphon]

No, I don't even see a loop section on its pictures. CDMIX 1 is a very old unit, you can get better today, even for a low price.

[goonoli]

y not just press the reloop button i does the same thing

[yvesmdjgryphon]

as said in a previous comment, reloop does the the same thing IF you don't have a loop programmed.

[streekyb1]

i have the same decks is there anyway of connecting it to a pc or laptop

[yvesmdjgryphon]

Apart from sending the audio to your pc, no.

[NDMDTeam]

Lol, no harm bro, but you sound like timme from South park xD

[wellybootsteve]

@yvesmdjgryphon You can use the 'reloop' button for this effect. no need to use bank

[djlilmikeny]

this player is an exact copy of the American Audio CDI-500!!!

[Devik666]

my dj-x is a pain cus i cant record on it

[DJNardini]

most cd players actually have the function u mentioned. its a stutter you create by saving a cue point using loop start and end point or if the decks have hot cues you can save your cue points to them so u can return to them later in a song which frees up ur main cue button. These memory banks or hot cues are the same buttons that double up 4 the sampler so u can save even more sections of a track. i dont use the loop facility, i always use the hot cues.

[NUFCtoonarmy69]

cheers mate for all these videos on the citronic's! they have been a great help and this one is a proper good effect cheers mate!

[ScorpYke]

This is what I miss @ my cdj 400 :(