Denon DN-HC5000 - Serato ITCH Hardware/Software Package, Full Manual, Page: 5 / 34

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1 FEATURES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACCESSORIES
Check that the following parts are included in
addition to the main unit:
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Audio cord .................................................... 2
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USB cable .................................................... 1
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Operating instructions ................................. 1
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CD-ROM ...................................................... 1
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AC power cord ............................................. 1
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The DN-HC5000 is designed exclusively
for Serato ITCH software.
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ITCH software updates available at
www.serato.com.
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Internal 24-Bit Processing & USB Audio
Unlike most DJ USB controllers that are only USB
bus powered, the DN-HC5000 encompasses
its own internal power supply to achieve the
highest electrical specifications, resulting in best
possible performance. The DN-HC5000 features
industry leading Burr Brown (a product of TI) 24
bit DAC processing for superior output audio
fidelity. USB Audio interface includes 2-Channel
Stereo output pair, 44.1/48 kHz sampling ranges
and OSX Core Audio support.
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BU4500 Drive Support
The sold separately and optional BU4500 dual
CD/MP3 player allows DJ’s to continue playing
from their CD collection (whenever required)
while still controlling your favorite DJ software.
The BU4500 can also be seen and used as a
“backup” system without having to rewire a
thing in the case of computer failure. Just select
the ITCH/CD button on either deck to switch
off over to CD playback seamlessly. This clever
combo system makes the DN-HC5000 the most
powerful and flexible DJ hardware controller
on the planet. In addition, current DENON
DN-D4500 / DN-D4000 owners are welcome
to enjoy all these benefits by purchasing the
DN-HC5000 and upgrading your system to be
computer performance ready (page 10).
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Multi Functional Touch Sensitive Jog
Disc
The 71 mm JOG Disc is constructed with an
ultra high-resolution pulse and touch sensor to
accurately reproduce the most subtle or swift
scratching movements made by the human
hand.
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Vibrant Tube Display w/ 2-line
Character Text Support
Another unique quality of the DN-HC5000 is
its informative & animated tube display. The
display offers two lines of character information
to quickly navigate through your files, crates,
folders and confirms you loaded the correct file
without having to look up at your monitor. A
visual 32-position Marker Point indicator follows
your hand movements at high speed without
drift. Other indicators include Looping, Hot
Starts, BPM info, Elapsed/Remain Time, MP3/
WAV file types, and other useable indicators.
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Highly Responsive Soft Rubber
Buttons, Switches & Knobs
• 45 mm Pitch Sliders capable of deep resolution
or wide pitch ranges
• Vibrant CUE/PLAY button illumination
• 2 level illumination of certain buttons
• Multi color illumination of certain buttons for
layering functions
• Multi color LED’ for layering functions
• Pitch Bend buttons
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Traditional & Intuitive Dual CD Player
Style Layout
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High Speed USB 2.0 Interface
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Fader Start
Supports traditional Fader Start, including all
DENON Mixers
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Recessed Side Panel for Easy
Connections
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Versatile Rackmount and Tabletop
design
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User Adjustable Presets.
1 FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................1
2 CONNECTIONS .....................................................................................................................................2
1. ITCH Connection .....................................................................................................................................2
2. CD PLAYER Connection ..........................................................................................................................3
3. Device Selection ......................................................................................................................................4
4. Side Panel ................................................................................................................................................4
3 ITCH OPERATION .................................................................................................................................5
1. Front panel (ITCH) ...................................................................................................................................5
2. Display (ITCH) ..........................................................................................................................................6
3. ITCH Software Overview ........................................................................................................................6
4. ITCH Setup ...........................................................................................................................................7,8
5. Importing Music ......................................................................................................................................9
6. Preparing Your Files ................................................................................................................................9
7. Library Navigation ..................................................................................................................................10
8. Playback Control ....................................................................................................................................11
9. Main Screen Control .............................................................................................................................11
10. Cue Points ...........................................................................................................................................12
11. Looping ................................................................................................................................................13
12. Mixing ..................................................................................................................................................13
13. Organizing Your Library .......................................................................................................................14
14. History .................................................................................................................................................15
15. Additional Setup ..................................................................................................................................16
16. Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................18
17. Support ................................................................................................................................................18
18. Corrupt Files ........................................................................................................................................19
4 CD PLAYER OPERATION ...................................................................................................................20
1. Front panel (CD Player) .........................................................................................................................20
2. Display (CD Player) ................................................................................................................................21
3. Basic Operation (CD Player) ..................................................................................................................22
4. Seamless Loop/Hot Start/Stutter/Trim ..................................................................................................23
5. Comparison of button operation ...........................................................................................................24
5 PRESET ...............................................................................................................................................24
6 TROUBLESHOOTING .........................................................................................................................25
7 SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................26