After an hour I was able to time everything just right to pull of baby scratches. Even pulling off simple scratches will take some practice if you want to be on-beat. With that being said, the delay in using the Traktor LE without timecoded manipulation makes the unit very hard to scratch with. The platters have a nice and steady feel to them and the metal surface is surprisingly “grippy”. The platters also illuminate red when in “play” and illuminate to blue when the platters are manipulated. For scratching and general mixing this must be set to the middle, so that when the platter is released, the audio file remains playing. The sensitivity can be adjusted as far as having no touch sensitivity (meaning that nothing happens when you touch the platter), all the way up to full sensitivity (meaning a user must manually move the jog back and forth for anything to be played).
The platter sensitivity can be adjusted using the plastic knobs found on the back of the unit (Touch Sensor Level) which controls each platter individually. Platters/Jog wheels: The direct user interface for audio manipulation lies with the platters.
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