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Pitch slider is no longer opposite to turntable/CDJ behaviour
The manual states that: > The slider allows you to change the speed of the song, by default > up to 10% from the tracks original tempos. The speed will increase > as you move the slider up, opposite to the behavior found on > DJ turntables and CDJ This appears to no longer be the case; certainly my Mixxx 2.5.0 wearing the LateNight skin has the slider increase speed as it goes down - and this appears the same in the Deere and Tango skins, so it doesn't look to be skin-specific. I couldn't find an entry in the changelog to say if/when this changed.
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**Pitch/Rate slider**
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The slider allows you to change the speed of the song, by default up to 10%
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from the tracks original tempos. The speed will increase as you move the
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slider up, opposite to the behavior found on DJ turntables and :term:`CDJ`.
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Right-clicking on the slider will reset the tempo to its original value.
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The slider allows you to change the speed of the song from the track's
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original tempo. In default configuration the speed will increase as you move
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the slider down, and decrease as you move the slider up (similar to the
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behaviour found on DJ turntables and :term:`CDJ` units where moving the
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slider towards you increases the speed). Note that the direction can be
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inverted, and the range of adjustment widened/narrowed by the settings found
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under "Decks" in Mixxx's preferences.
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**Pitch Rate Display**
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The percent that the track's rate is sped up or slowed down is noted here. Is

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