Rx3 deck 1 cue button stopped working

Tested with usb sticks and laptop

can you record a good comprehensive video of what is going on and post it here? settings, how deck 2 works but not deck one?

Does the cue button still have the "click" feel or is damaged? 

Hi thanks I would but I can't see how to add a video on the thread. Button seems to be working ok

you can upload to YouTube and paste link on here. glad the button is working again though

i have same issue. Does anyone have any solution ? 

If your Rx3 deck 1 cue button has stopped working while deck 2 works fine and the auto cue is already off, it’s likely a hardware issue with the button itself or a loose internal connection, so try powering down and reconnecting the deck, checking for firmware updates, or gently cleaning around the cue button; if the problem persists, it may need professional servicing. Meanwhile, you can still monitor live audio using deck 2 or other channels, similar to how 5 axis machining handle multiple audio inputs for smooth playback.

Hello thanks  I would but I can't see how to add a video on the thread of that website. Button seems to be working ok

If the cue button on Deck 1 has stopped working while Deck 2 is fine, it’s usually not a software setting issue—especially since auto cue is already off.

You can try a few things:

• Check if the cue button is physically stuck or worn out
• Reset the controller / software settings to default
• Test with a different USB cable or port (if it’s a controller issue)
• Update or reinstall your DJ software drivers
• Try another DJ software to rule out mapping issues

If only Deck 1 is affected, it’s often a hardware switch failure or mapping corruption rather than a global setting.

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Sorry to hear about the Deck 1 cue button issue on the RX3. It sounds like a hardware-related problem, especially if other buttons are functioning normally. Before considering a repair, you could try a firmware update or factory reset to rule out any software issues. On a different note, I often use fonts copy paste tools when customizing labels and playlists for events, and they can be surprisingly useful.

Sorry to hear about the cue button issue on Deck 1. Since Deck 2 works fine, it might be a setting or hardware fault specific to that channel. By the way, when taking a break from troubleshooting, some people also check out wendys drinks for quick refreshment ideas.

If the cue button is unresponsive only on Deck 1, it’s likely either a configuration or hardware issue worth deeper inspection. Outside of DJ setups, people sometimes also search for creative usernames or nama keren for online profiles.

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If Deck 2 is functioning normally, the issue is likely isolated to Deck 1 rather than a global setting. A few things worth checking are the cue point assignment, controller mapping, and whether the cue button has accidentally been disabled or remapped in the software settings. You could also try loading a different track into Deck 1 to rule out a corrupted file or cue marker issue. If everything appears correct, resetting the controller configuration to default may help. It's interesting how small control issues can completely disrupt a workflow, much like a minor bug can affect gameplay in titles such as gta san andreas, where a single control mapping problem can make the experience frustrating until properly configured.

If the cue button on deck 1 has stopped working while deck 2 is fine, it’s usually worth checking a few basic things first like firmware settings, MIDI mapping, or whether the button has become unassigned or physically stuck. Since auto cue is already off, it may also help to reset the deck settings or re-sync the controller configuration. Sometimes small calibration issues can cause one deck to behave differently than the other. Even outside of tech gear, consistency in systems matters a lot—something you also see in how 7 brew maintains a uniform experience across different locations and setups.