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5. Reloop Button
Once a seamless loop has been created and the play is back in normal play mode pressing the RELOOP button at any
point during the same CD will send the player back in to LOOP mode. Pressing this button repeatedly will create a stutter
effect from the beginning of the loop.
6. CUE Button
Pressing the CUE button will return the CD back to its most recently set CUE point. If you create a seamless loop during
play mode pressing the CUE button will return the CD to the point where the user pressed the IN button. To set an normal
CUE point in pause mode use the jog wheel or search control to find the point where the CUE point is to be set, press
PLAY (9) to set the CUE point, now press the CUE button to return to the CUE point.
7. Sampler Button
Pressing this button activates the sampler mode. When this function is activated a created sample will play in a continuous
loop, until the sampler is de-activated.
8. Memory Button
This button allows the user to program up to 4 cue points or 4 samples to the 4 ‘Memory Bank Buttons’ (15) the samples
or cue points can be recalled at any time even when the disc has been removed and reloaded at a later time. See the
‘Saving to the Intelligent Memory IMS’ section on page 11 in the manual.
9. Play/Pause Button
Pressing this button will change the deck from Play mode to Pause mode. It is also used to set a CUE point, see details in
(6).
10. Eject Button
Pressing this button will eject the disc. The disc will not eject unless the player is in cue or pause mode, this prevents the
user accidentally ejecting the disc while in play mode.
11. Jog Wheel
This large ‘AQ Touch’ interactive Jog wheel has a few different functions explained below:
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When in scratch mode is becomes touch sensitive, the sensitivity can be set using the beat select buttons (32) so
when the user touches the metal part of the wheel the track will stop. The sensitivity can be adjusted to set the
speed with which the track stops (brake effect).
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When in Pause or Cue mode, the jog wheel can be used to frame search the selected track.
During playback the jog wheel acts as a pitch bend. Turning the wheel clockwise will increase the pitch by up to 100%,
counter clockwise will decrease the pitch by 100% the percentage depends on the pitch range selected (34)
12. Pitch Bend Buttons
Pressing these buttons will increase ‘+’ or decrease ‘-‘ the pitch of the CD playing when the button is released the pitch
returns to normal as determined by the pitch slider (16). The percentage of pitch adjustment is determined by the pitch
range select button (34).
13. SGL/CTN Button
This function allows the user to select single play (when the track reaches the end the CD will stop) or continuous play
(when the track ends the next track on the CD will play in order)
14. Time Select Button
The time select function will switch the time value on the LCD display from Elapsed play time, track remaining time and
total remaining time.
15. Memory Bank
These 4 buttons are used to store either 4 cue points or 4 samples. Each bank can store up to a 6.5 second sample.
16. Pitch Slider
This slider is used to set the pitch of the playing CD. To activate the slider press (17) the slider can then be used to adjust
the pitch/BPM of the track. The amount of pitch adjustment is determined by the pitch range select button (34)
17. Pitch ON/OFF button
This button is used to turn the pitch slider (16) ON or OFF. The button will be lit red
when ON is selected.
18. Tempo Lock Button
This button is used to turn the tempo lock (Master Tempo) ON or OFF. The button will be lit red when tempo lock is on.
Tempo lock mode allows the tempo of the track to change while maintaining its original key.
19. Effects Control
Please look at features 20 - 35 for a detailed description of this display.
20. Parameter Time Control
This rotary control is used to adjust the ‘Parameter Time’ settings of the selected effect.
21. Parameter Ratio Control
This rotary control is used to adjust the ‘Parameter Ratio’ settings of the selected effect. Pushing this control in will
activate the ‘jog wheel’ (11) as the parameter control.
22. Bank Program Button
The bank program allows the user to relay play saved samples from the sampler memory see the ‘Using the bank
program section’ on page 12 in the manual.
23. FX Select Indicator
This gives an indication of which bank of effects are selected. When lit green scratch, filter, echo and trans are selectable.
When lit blue skid, phase, flanger and pan are selectable.
24. FX Select Button
This button select which bank of effects are selectable, this is indicated by the FX Select Indicator (23).
