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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

Below is a description of the functions of the controls listed on Pages 4 and 5.

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DN-2500F (Main Unit) Front Panel

When the POWER switch is pressed, the power turns on
and the POWER indicator lights.

Disc Holders
Place the discs in these holders. Press the OPEN/-
CLOSE buttons to open and close the disc holders.

OPEN/ CLOSE Buttons

Press these to open and close the disc holders. The con-

trol unit also includes OPEN/CLOSE buttons. The disc
holders cannot be opened during playback, so playback
must be stopped before pressing these buttons.

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RC-44 (Control Unit) Front Panel

These liquid crystal displays (LCDs) indicate the current
track numbers, minutes, seconds, frames and memory

location numbers.

TIME Buttons
These buttons switch the time display between elapsed
ti me and remaining time. The selected mode is indicated

by the ELAPSED and REMAIN indicators on the LCD.

OPEN/ CLOSE Buttons
Press these to open and close the disc holders. The main
unit also includes OPEN/CLOSE buttons. The disc hold-
ers cannot be opened during playback, so playback must
be stopped before pressing these buttons.

CONT. / SINGLE Buttons
Press these to switch between the single and continu-
ous play modes. The selected mode is indicated by the
SINGLE and CONTINUE indicators on the LCD.

A Buttons

Use these buttons to set the starting point for loop play-
back.

TRACK/ INDEX SAMP. PITCH
TRACK/ INDEX SAMP PITCH

Use these buttons to select the track, the index, to be
played.

Also selects the sampler pitch during sample playback.

CUE Buttons

Press the CUE buttons during playback to return to the
position at which playback started. The player is ready to
play when the CUE LED stops flashing, remaining lit.

PLAY/PAUSE
Use these buttons to start playback. Press once to start
playback, once again to set the pause mode, and once
more to resume playback.

SAMPLER Buttons

Press these buttons to start recording the sample. Press

the PLAY/PAUSE button after recording to set the sam-
ple play mode. These are also used to switch between
the disc play and sample play mode.

B Buttons
Use these buttons to set the end point for loop playback.

EXIT/ RELOOP Button

Press these buttons during loop playback to stop loop
playback and continue normal playback past the B point
(exit), or to return to loop playback for a loop which was
previously exited (reloop).

LOOP Buttons

Press these buttons to start loop mode. The LOOP LED

i s lit solid during loop playback.

I NDEX Button

Press this button to turn the index mode on and off.

The "INDEX" indicator lights when the index mode is
turned on.

Shuttle Dials

Use these dials to select the scanning direction and
speed. The disc is scanned in the forward direction when

the shuttle dial is turned clockwise from the neutral posi-
tion, and in the reverse direction when the shuttle dial is

turned counterclockwise. The scanning speed increases
as the wheel is turned further.

Jog Dials

When these dials are turned during the search operation,
the point at which the sound is being produced moves by
a number of frames corresponding to the number of
clicks.

Pitch Sliders
Use these sliders to adjust the BPM. Slide up to decrease
the BPM, down to increase the BPM.

PITCH Buttons
Use these buttons to enable or disable pitch adjustment
using the pitch sliders. Pitch adjustment with the pitch
slider is enabled when the PITCH LED is lit.

KEY CONTROL Buttons
When these buttons are pressed, the key control mode
i s turned on and the key can be adjusted with the

buttons.

When pressed again, the key adjust mode is turned on
and the key remains the same even if the pitch is
changed. (KEY ADJUST)

Press the buttons again to return to the normal mode.

POWER (Power Switch and Indicator)

LCD

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Summary of Contents for DN-2500F

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Page 6: ...e playback key Key Control 12 Voice Reducer function for reducing the sound of the vocals Voice Reducer 13 Brake function for gradually slowing the playback speed before stopping Brake 14 Memory funct...

Page 7: ...ss loop 18 4 Switching from seamless loop playback to normal disc playback 1 8 5 Canceling the seamless loop settings 1 9 SAMPLER 19 21 1 Recording samples 19 2 Playing the sample 20 3 Stopping the sa...

Page 8: ...lane If the unit is tilted excessively discs may not load or unload properly Figure 5 Figure 5 3 Connections Turn off the POWER switch Connect the RCA pin cords to the inputs on your mixer Connect the...

Page 9: ...art playback once again to set the pause mode and once more to resume playback SAMPLER Buttons Press these buttons to start recording the sample Press the PLAY PAUSE button after recording to set the...

Page 10: ...D 1 or 2 to the preset mode Press this button to set the preset data Press the button again while pressing the CD 1 or 2 button to turn the preset mode off CLEAR Button Press this button to clear the...

Page 11: ...ower is on Press the OPEN CLOSE button to open or close the disc holder OPEN CLOSE buttons are provided on both the main unit and control unit RC 44 The disc holders cannot be opened during playback t...

Page 12: ...skipping silent sections at the beginning of tracks Cue to Music Level of cue point can be selected with preset item 4 When the INDEX button is pressed and the index search mode is set use the INDEX l...

Page 13: ...or pause operation and is waiting for the play start command When the PLAY PAUSE button is pressed playback starts and the cue point is stored in the memory Playing The pause mode is set when the PLAY...

Page 14: ...ack resumes and the new cue point is stored in the memory Playing Press the CUE button The pickup returns to the cue point Back Cue 7 Searching Searching is the function which allows you to continuous...

Page 15: ...d the search mode is set However if scanning was started from play mode playback resumes When the dial is turned all the way to the end the point of playback is skipped approximately one minute played...

Page 16: ...ample both players are playing and the BPM has already been matched with the pitch sliders The CD1 and CD2 BPMs are matched but the bass beats are off The bass beats also match Figure 16 SEAMLESS LOOP...

Page 17: ...es without return i ng to the starting point A 3 Replaying a seamless loop Press the EXIT RELOOP button or button B during normal playback The LOOP button s LED stops flashing remaining lit The positi...

Page 18: ...mode backwards and in a loop These sampler functions eliminate the need for a separate sampler NOTE The sampler mode cannot be used at the same time as the seamless loop mode 1 Recording samples Pres...

Page 19: ...ler pitch range is 16 5 Setting the normal disc playback mode after recording a sample After the sample has been recorded press the SAMPLER button The SAMP MODE LED turns off Normal disc playback is n...

Page 20: ...USE button is pressed after pressing the REVERSE button 7 Playing the sample in a loop This setting can be turned on and off with the presettings ITEM No 1 8 This clears the recorded sample Press the...

Page 21: ...n the original recording the vocals may not be completely eliminated This is even more effective when used with music in which the vocals are at the center appears in the key section of the display Th...

Page 22: ...emory number 0 to 199 flashes for approximately 3 seconds in the key section of the display The above operation stores the following data in the memory Disc identification data Cue point Current playb...

Page 23: ...utton while pressing the MEMO button flashes in the key section of the display Press the MEMO button M appears in the memory section of the display The data is now overwritten Use the number buttons t...

Page 24: ...The data is recalled and the pickup moves to the cue point stored in the memory The CUE button s LED lights If seamless loop data is stored the LOOP A and B button s LEDs also light I n addition the...

Page 25: ...The data is now cleared NOTE Even when the data is cleared the memory remains called out DIRECT SEARCH The DN 2500F is equipped with a function for directly accessing a specific position on the disc...

Page 26: ...e index mode then use the same procedure as for direct track and time search to directly access the specified index num ber PRESETTINGS The DN 2500F is equipped with a function for storing various typ...

Page 27: ...and flashes 9 After selecting the preset data press the PRESET button to set the new data The preset data in the key section of the display stops flashing remaining lit Repeat the same procedure to ch...

Page 28: ...actory settings FADER INPUT Fader playback is possible by connecting a console fader to the fader input plug Playback starts when the switch is turned on The pause mode is set when the switch is turne...

Page 29: ...treated cloths to clean discs Always handle discs carefully to prevent damaging the surface in particular when removing a disc from its case or returning it Do not bend the disc Do not apply heat Do n...

Page 30: ...rational humidity 25 to 85 no condensation Storage temperature 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F Connecting cord 2 pairs for left and right channels Control cord 5m 15 feet AUDIO SECTION Quantization Sampling fre...

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