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DJS

Ver. 1.600

7

Getting Ready

Contents

Index

2. Installing

DJS

Before you install

DJS

, please read the Software End User License Agreement thoroughly.

DJS

is compatible with the following Microsoft

®

Windows

®

operating systems.

• Windows Vista

®

Home Basic / Home Premium / Ultimate / Business

• Windows

®

XP Home Edition / Professional

• Windows

®

2000 Professional (SP4)

*

DJS

is not compatible with the Microsoft’s 64-bit operating systems (Windows XP

®

Professional X64 Edition

and Windows Vista

®

64-bit Editions).

Please check and make sure your computer meets the following operating environment conditions and
then start the installation.

Warning:

• Before you start installing the

DJS

software, use the Windows update function to install the latest

Windows Service Pack on your computer.

• Even if the required amount of memory as indicated in the operating environment above is

installed on your computer, you may still not have enough memory for the functions of the
software to work and/or to achieve normal performance; this will depend on the number of resident
programs and/or services. If this should be the case, we recommend that you either stop the
resident programs and/or services to ensure you have enough free memory or that you increase the
amount of memory so your computer will operate in a stable manner.

• A software conflict may also occur between

DJS

and some combinations of software when you try

to use this software, even in the operating environment above.

System Requirements (Minimum Operating Environment)

DJS

can be used with a PC/AT compatible computer that meets the following minimum conditions.

CPU: 1.5 GHz or faster Intel

®

Pentium

®

M (or compatible processor)

Please note that if you are using Windows Vista

®

, a 1.5GHz or faster Intel

®

Core™ 2

Duo (or an equivalent processor)

Required Memory: 512 MB of RAM

With Windows Vista

®

, 1GB or more of RAM

Hard Disk: 250 MB of available disk space

(Not including the space required for saving files, such as MP3, etc.)

Optical Disk Drive: A drive capable of reading CD-ROMs and playing music CDs (CD-DA).

Display: XGA (1024

×

768 Pixels) and High Color (16 bit)

or higher-resolution video adaptor and monitor

Sound: 2 or more audio output systems

(An internal or external sound card or an audio unit)

Input Devices: Keyboard, Mouse (or equivalent pointing device)

Internet Connection: Connection speed of 56 kbps or faster. To be used with Microsoft

®

Internet Explorer

5.5 or higher, or a 128-bit SSL enabled Web browser.

USB Port: If you wish to use Pioneer hardware, such as the CDJ-400 or MEP-7000 in

conjunction with

DJS

, you will need a USB port that is version 1.1 or faster. For more

detailed information, refer to the user’s manual of the relevant hardware.

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Summary of Contents for SVJ-DL01 Pro DJ

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Page 2: ...sic CDs that have one of the following symbols on the disc label zThe DJS SD memory card transfer function checking out checking in is not compatible with Windows Vista zPlease make a note of your registration information and keep it in a safe location Please be advised that in the unlikely event that the information created registered with this software is lost Pioneer shall bear no responsibilit...

Page 3: ...ample A 4 button The sample screen shots were taken with Windows XP as the OS and the screen settings set to the XGA 1024 768 Pixels size For information about SXGA 1280 1024 Pixels images refer to Starting Up DJS P 12 Basic Description of an Operation A fuller explanation of the operation The DJS screen that is displayed while performing a step Things to be careful of while performing a step Help...

Page 4: ... Playing a Loop you Set up Previously 3 4 Setting up to 8 Points to Start Playing List Hot Cue 47 3 4 1 Determining List Hot Cue Points 3 4 2 Playing from a List Hot Cue Point 3 5 Arranging Mixes of Songs 51 3 5 1 Types of Mix Modes Fader Curves and their Features 3 5 2 Selecting a Mix Mode or Fader Curve 3 5 3 Setting the Mixing Time Beat 3 5 4 Mixing Songs 3 6 Using the Fader Start Functions 54 ...

Page 5: ...Text Displayed in Lists 97 9 3 Setting the Layout of DJ Play Functions 98 9 4 Mixer and Sound Card Settings 100 9 4 1 Switching between Internal External Mixers 9 4 2 Selecting a Sound Card 9 4 3 Adjusting Delay Time 9 4 4 Adjusting the Size of Buffers 9 5 Key Assignment Settings 104 9 6 Ripping Settings 105 9 6 1 Setting the Bit Rate 9 6 2 ID3 Tag Settings 9 6 3 Dead Air Cut Settings 9 6 4 Settin...

Page 6: ...l Getting Ready 1 Checking the Packaging Check that the following attachments are enclosed with DJS Some models may include additional accessories printed matter etc that are not listed here Please take good care of your installation key even after completing installation because you will need it if you have occasion to contact us The keyboard sticker is a consumable item To order additional items...

Page 7: ...e the amount of memory so your computer will operate in a stable manner A software conflict may also occur between DJS and some combinations of software when you try to use this software even in the operating environment above System Requirements Minimum Operating Environment DJS can be used with a PC AT compatible computer that meets the following minimum conditions CPU 1 5 GHz or faster Intel Pe...

Page 8: ...equires administrator authority for the computer Log on as a user who has been set up as a computer administrator and then install the software If the Install DJS screen fails to open after you place the CD ROM in the drive open the DVD CD Drive from My Computer or Computer on the Start menu and double click the Install icon Warning When the trial version of DJS has been installed The Uninstall th...

Page 9: ...reement screen opens 5 After reading the End User License Agreement select Agree and then click the Next button The Inputting the Installation Key screen opens Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 If you do not agree Click the Cancel button The installation will be terminated In such case you will not be able to use DJS ...

Page 10: ... for the installation The Confirming Installation Information screen opens Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Warning You will need your installation key when making inquiries so please write it down and keep it in a safe place after finishing all installation procedures If the Insufficient Disk Capacity screen opens There isn t enough free space on the hard disk to which it will be installed Perform either o...

Page 11: ...omputer restarts Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Changing the Installation Information You can go back to the previous settings screen by clicking the Back button After making changes Check the places that you have changed then click the Next button and continue with the installation process Warning If you select No I will restart my computer later It is necessary to restart your computer If you select No ...

Page 12: ...administrator authority for the computer and then start up DJS Windows Vista Administrator Authority Follow the steps below to set up administrator authority 1 Log on as a user who has been established as the administrator for the computer 2 Right click the DJS shortcut icon on the desktop and then click on Properties 3 Click the Compatibility tab in the DJS Properties 4 Click on Run this program ...

Page 13: ... screen is displayed About registration If you do not register the software the DJS software will operate with the following conditions a You can use DJS for a period of 60 days without registering the user b A dialog box prompting you to register a user will be displayed every time you launch the program Chapter 11 User Registration P 131 DJS Screen Size The screen is displayed in line with the c...

Page 14: ...lose button at the upper right corner of each screen to close the DJS Internet Function Gives you access to our user support pages and to a web page that introduces web sites that distribute music Music Management Functions Allows you to edit the information on songs in a track list Allows you to classify each of your songs into their respective categories Ripping Function Converts music CDs WAV f...

Page 15: ...s you to create loops and save them as separate tracks DJ Play Function Function Icon Transfer Function MP3 files can be moved to an SD memory card using a reader writer that supports the copyright protection function The transfer function is not available with Windows Vista ...

Page 16: ...systems whether internal or external If your computer only has one audio output system please add another audio device such as a sound card or an audio unit Connect your equipment amp speaker or headphones to each audio output for the master or the monitor Configuration when using the DJS Mixer Functions Example of Connections Warning If you increase the number of sound cards or audio units Make t...

Page 17: ...the external DJ mixer Configuration when using an External DJ Mixer Example of Connections Switching to an External Mixer When DJS is initially installed it is set up for using the DJS mixer functions Consequently if you do not wish to use DJS s mixer functions use the Preference screen to switch the settings to using an external DJS mixer 9 4 1 Switching between Internal External Mixers P 100 Lis...

Page 18: ... light work of DJing The actual work flow is as follows Start up DJS before doing any of the operations Switch the AUTO MIX button on the Mixer to the MIX button Warning Sound Output to Headphones Get a sound card that is for headphones If there is no sound card the headphones will not work 1 1 When Using the DJS Mixer Functions P 16 Changing the AUTO MIX button to the MIX button 1 Right click the...

Page 19: ...ays the settings for the time display Elapsed time display Normal Time remaining display Remain If you click the display it toggles to the other setting Time Display Displays the time time remaining or elapsed time Tempo Display Displays the tempo setting BPM Display Displays the BPM which is automatically detected during playback It updates itself every time it is detected Waveform Display The dy...

Page 20: ... the speakers 9 AUTO MIX MIX Button Moves the position of the Cross Fader to the opposite side Headphone Cue Master Switches the sound output from the headphones to that of the master Peak Level Meter Master Displays the volume of the master sound Master Fader Adjusts the volume of the master A J AUTO Button Adjusting all of the Sound P 36 B K Trim Adjusting all of the Sound P 36 C I Equalizer 3 1...

Page 21: ...ck the folder you wish to change to When opening folders Double click on the folder name or folder icon to open the folder to reference the sub folders and MP3 files contained within Warning If you click on the Open button after clicking on and selecting a folder all of the MP3 files contained within the folder and sub folder will be imported 7 1 Importing an MP3 P 82 Meanings of Colors for Catego...

Page 22: ...s Fader as is 3 5 1 Types of Mix Modes Fader Curves and their Features P 51 When the Auto Cue function is ON When the Auto Cue is working it automatically detects where the music starts starting point of the song cues it up and stands by Status Display When a song is put on Player A B or a list player a musical note symbol will be displayed on the left side of the title display Play Pause Button A...

Page 23: ...nd card that is for headphones If there is no sound card the headphones will not work 1 1 When Using the DJS Mixer Functions P 16 Adjusting your headphones You can make adjustments for the volume of your headphones mixing levels and switching between stereo and mono split Headphone Monitor Control P 27 Rewind Fast Forward If you click the search buttons 8 9 you can move the playback position to th...

Page 24: ...ginning of the beat Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Using the CUE button Using the CUE button P 28 Recording Cues Track Hot Cues List Hot Cues 4 1 Setting up to 4 Points to Start Playing Track Hot Cue P 57 3 4 Setting up to 8 Points to Start Playing List Hot Cue P 47 BPM SYNC Button This button automatically adjusts the speed of the next song to synchronize with the speed of the song being p...

Page 25: ... beat is not synchronized the drums make an out of sync bam bam sound and it all sounds fast and garbled The timing of the mixing of the songs is either too slow or too fast Conduct one of the following Adjusting with the Jog Dial before Mixing P 26 or Adjusting discrepancies in the Beat Indicator P 27 Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 MIX Button This button automatically moves the cross fader...

Page 26: ...Bend 4 5 Key Operations P 67 While holding down Pitch Bend the playback speeds up While holding down Pitch Bend the playback speed slows down When Off Normal Mode When Lit Scratch Mode Clockwise If you click down on the jog dial and rotate it clockwise it accelerates the playback speed When you stop rotating the dial playback returns to the previous speed Counter Clockwise If you click down on the...

Page 27: ...ting the Beat Adjust Button If you click the Beat Adjust button the timing with which you click it is re displayed in the Beat Indicator as the starting beat Headphone Monitor Control Make headphone settings on the Mixer and HEADPHONES screens The HEADPHONES screen is displayed by right clicking the Headphone Monitor Control on the upper edge of the Mixer The Mixer Selecting the Source to Monitor ...

Page 28: ...ER When Cues have been Set The Loop In button blinks 3 times and then stays lit A cue point and a loop in point are the same A Cue is overwritten when a When a new cue is set b When Auto Cue is ON and you put on another song c When Auto Cue is on and you return to the beginning of a song with track search d When a new loop is set up e When a One Track Loop is set up f When you move to any function...

Page 29: ...practice but this is the only way to develop so you can use the methods freely The actual work flow is as follows Start up DJS before doing any of the operations Select an MP3 Song Get two MP3 songs ready Assign songs to players A and B Steps 1 3 Synchronize the tempo speed while listening to the music Steps 4 6 Decide on the play start position for player B Steps 7 9 Decide the Timing for Mixing ...

Page 30: ...e song starts to play 4 Click the headphone cue for player B The headphone cue will light up 5 Listen to the music on player B over the headphones and gauge the difference in tempos Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Warning Sound Output to Headphones Get a sound card that is for headphones If there is no sound card the headphones will not work 1 1 When Using the DJS Mixer Functions P 16 Before Mixin...

Page 31: ...der Up the tempo is slowed down Down the tempo is speeded up If you right click on the Tempo Adjustment Slider it will be instantaneously repositioned to the middle of the range 0 When Master Tempo is ON When the master tempo is OFF changing the tempo causes the key to be altered faster higher pitch slower lower pitch but if you turn the master tempo ON it prevents changes to the tempo from result...

Page 32: ...layer A goes completely off Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Using the CUE button Using the CUE button P 28 Auto Cue Function When the Auto Cue function is ON P 22 Recording cues Track Hot Cues List Hot Cues 4 1 Setting up to 4 Points to Start Playing Track Hot Cue P 57 3 4 Setting up to 8 Points to Start Playing List Hot Cue P 47 Using the Channel Fader Using the Channel Fader to Mix Songs P 33 Co...

Page 33: ...d change the song that outputs sound 1 Put the song you want to find the BPM of on a player and play it 2 While listening to the song click the TAP button to synchronize the beat 3 The BPM is found by using the interval between clicks as a basis and then displayed Repositioning the Cross Fader to the Middle of the Range If you right click on the Cross Fader it will be instantaneously repositioned ...

Page 34: ...ency band louder or quieter Furthermore by using the Kill Function you can change sound quality by cutting out any frequency band i e low medium and high ranges Image of sound when the low range has been toned down Equalizer Function Image of sound when the low range has been cut out Kill Function When the Kill function is put into effect the sound in the selected range is cut completely The figur...

Page 35: ...t click the Equalizer button on player A The EQ Equalizer screen opens 4 Dragging the Channel Equalizer of the range HI MID LOW you wish to adjust and adjust it If you rotate it to the left it gets quieter to the right and it gets louder Min 26 dB Max 12 dB If you right click on the Channel Equalizer you can return its setting to the middle position 0dB If you click the or the you can adjust them ...

Page 36: ...left it indicates low medium and high volumes Equalizer ON Lit Equalizer OFF Unlit Kill function is OFF Kill function is OFF KILL Button This is on both the mixer and the EQ Equalizer screen It operates the same regardless of which you use How to use the Kill function The Kill function is convenient to use in the following situations a Cut the low range of player A and then substitute the low rang...

Page 37: ... the BPM by tapping the Effects TAP button Effects TAP Button When you tap the TAP button 2 or more times to the beat 1 4 note the average span of that interval is set as the BPM Adjusting the Effects BPM You can adjust the BPM directly up down by changing the BPM displayed Various Effects 3 2 1 Effector Types and their Features P 38 Effects Time Fine Tuning Buttons Various Effects Switching Effec...

Page 38: ...f 1 to 3 500 msec 1 msec Steps Ex If set to delay for a 1 2 beat a quarter note becomes an eighth note Further if matched to the delay of a 3 4 beat it makes it a jumpy rhythm ECHO The music is delayed and repeated a number of times making it echo If a vocal is given a 1 beat echo it gives it the effect of being sung in round Effect Times 1 4 2 4 3 4 1 2 4 or 8 beats Fine Tuning Units Time delay o...

Page 39: ...nits Switching Time 10 to 16 000 msec from 1 to 1 000 in 5 msec steps from 1 000 to 16 000 in 10 msec steps Ex TRANS Auto TRANS Synchronizes the sound to the rhythm and cuts it off automatically Effect Times 1 4 2 4 3 4 1 2 4 or 8 beats Fine Tuning Units Switching Time 10 to 16 000 msec from 1 to 1 000 in 5 msec steps from 1 000 to 16 000 in 10 msec steps Ex L R L R Center Stereo Center Stereo Aut...

Page 40: ... 8 16 or 32 beats Fine Tuning Units Period 10 to 16 000 msec from 1 to 1 000 in 5 msec steps from 1 000 to 16 000 in 10 msec steps Ex REVERB Adds an effect that sounds like it is lingering after being reflected off the walls and floor Effect Time 10 20 35 50 65 80 90 Fine Tuning Units Reverb Time 1 to 100 1 steps PITCH Pitch alters the musical interval by a range of 1 octave In addition if you mix...

Page 41: ...playing on the selected sound input is displayed in the BPM display 3 Click an Effect button The beat or percentage that can be set is displayed as the Switching Effect Beats button Switching the type of effect Clicking the Effects button opens up the menu for switching the type of effect Through function If you click THROUGH it bypasses the effector and sends the music to the speakers You can red...

Page 42: ...manually by pressing the Effect Time Fine Tuning buttons Refer to 3 2 1 Effector Types and their Features P 38 for information on the units and effects that can be realized with fine tuning 5 Click the Headphone Cue Effects button and check it on your headphones The button will light up and the effect is output from your headphone output Switching Effect Beats Button The value to be changed on the...

Page 43: ...Depth or the Effects Level Depth you can adjust them little by little 3 2 4 Turning Effects ON OFF 1 Click the Effect ON OFF button The button lights up and the effect selected for master output is applied 2 Click the button again The button goes off and the effect turns OFF Effects Level Depth This is on both the mixer and the EFFECT screen It operates the same regardless of which you use Headpho...

Page 44: ...ing Track Hot Cue P 57 Saving a Loop as a Separate Track 5 3 Saving the Length of a Loop as a Track P 73 Ex 1 Playing one part of a song over and over again gives it the feeling of being stuck in the groove Ex 2 With a loop playing as a base lay the melody of another song on top A Loop is overwritten a When Cues have been Set b When Auto Cue is ON and you put on another song c When Auto Cue is on ...

Page 45: ...Loop To play an entire song track as a loop click the One Track Loop button It is effective when a song is for playing a loop When Cues are Set The point specified to the CUE button becomes the loop in point Out Adjust Function If you follow the procedures below you can adjust the loop out point you specified previously 1 While the loop is playing click the Loop Out button 2 Use 8 9 or Jog Dial to...

Page 46: ... P 19 3 3 3 Playing a Loop you Set up Previously After finishing the playback of a loop to restart a loop playing in the specified range follow the procedures below 1 While paused click the Exit Reloop button It jumps to the loop in point and starts playing the loop seamlessly The Reloop display goes out and the Loop display comes on Layout of the Information Display P 19 After Exiting Loop Playba...

Page 47: ... click list hot cue it calls out a cue point It is better to set points that are used more frequently than track hot cues 3 4 1 Determining List Hot Cue Points List hot cue points can record cues or loops with the List Hot CUE buttons on the lower part of the play list from A to H 1 Specify a song on player A or B and determine the point to record When you record a loop start the loop playing 2 Cl...

Page 48: ... Cue tag is displayed in the waveform display Erasing a recorded List Hot Cue List Hot CUE Buttons You can save either cue points or loops Copying Information of a Track Hot CUE button to a List Hot Cue Drag a Track Hot Cue 1 to 4 displayed in the play list and drop it in a Hot Cue list Editing List Hot Cues You can edit list hot cue loop points in the hot cue list by entering a number 3 4 2 Playi...

Page 49: ...Hot Cue is called out during a pause in the Scratch Mode Pauses at the List Hot Cue point or if a loop at the Loop In point Loop In Loop Out Buttons When a List Hot Cue you set for a loop is called out loop in loop out points are set for the loop in loop out buttons Once a List hot cue finishes being played it returns to its original setting Getting out of a Loop Click the Exit Reloop button When ...

Page 50: ...rded List Hot Cue Loop In Point Displays the cue point or the loop in point You can change this by entering a number Loop Out Point Displays the loop out point if a loop has been set up You can change this by entering a number If the loop out point is blank it becomes a cue point Track Hot Cue Number Display Displays the Track Hot Cue or loop number if the setting is the same as the Track Hot Cue ...

Page 51: ...nd their Features Arranges how your songs are linked when you are mixing them See the diagrams below about the different types of arrangements Mix Mode Cut In As soon as the previous song is cut the next song mixes in immediately Zip The volume of the previous song is gradually lowered and then the next song is mixed in Echo While the previous song is reverbed out the next song is mixed in Cross F...

Page 52: ...Fader Curve button become effective when the AUTO MIX MIX buttons or the Cross Fader are used Curve A The point where the volume of the previous song starts to fade meets at the point where the volume of the next song comes up full Curve B The volume of the previous and next songs start to fade out and in respectively at the same time and they cross at the point of 3dB Curve C The volume of the pr...

Page 53: ...Setting the Mixing Time Beat Set the mix timing for when you are using a mix mode 1 Right click on top of the Zip Echo or the Cross Fade button and then click the mix beat time 3 5 4 Mixing Songs When you use the AUTO MIX or the MIX button the settings you make here for the timing are used in moving the Cross Fader Default Settings when Installed At installation it is set to Cross Fade Default Set...

Page 54: ...ia the fader so you can make it perform like a sampler 3 6 1 Channel Fader Start How to use the Channel Fader Start function is explained here for Player A Before conducting the operations below set a song for Player A and put it into Cue Standby mode Set the Channel Fader to its minimum setting Volume 0 1 Click Player A s Fader Start button to display FS CH Every time you click the Fader Start bu...

Page 55: ...pwards Other than Volume 0 Once you move the position of the Channel Fader Other than Volume 0 Player A immediately begins to play Cuing Player A Back When a cue has been set up for Player A if you move the Channel Fader to the very bottom Volume 0 it returns to the cue point set for the song on Player A and stands by at that point ...

Page 56: ...splay FS CR Every time you click the Fader Start button it switches between the modes as follows FS OFF FS CH FS CR FS OFF 2 Drag the slider of the Cross Fader toward the Player A side any position except the right edge Once you start moving the Cross Fader toward the Player A side any position except the right edge Player A immediately starts playing Cuing Player A Back When a cue has been set up...

Page 57: ... Hot Cue Once you record your Track Hot Cues you can call those points out instantaneously In addition if you record various points you can use them to suit the mood Track Hot CUE Buttons 4 1 1 Determining Track Hot Cue Points Record a cue or loop to the Track Hot CUE buttons from 1 to 4 on either player You can set up 4 Track Hot Cues per song Track Hot Cues that you record are recorded in the so...

Page 58: ...t CUE button at the point you wish to set a cue Setting up a loop While the loop is playing click the Track Hot CUE button The number of the Track Hot CUE button you click will flash red for about 3 seconds 4 Click the Record Track Hot CUE button The Track Hot Cue settings are complete and it returns to the Call Out mode Overwriting a Track Hot Cue that is being Used Click a Track Hot CUE button t...

Page 59: ...bove the Cue Mark and click Clear Track Hot CUE Filled in A cue point has been set 〇 Only the outer ring is colored A loop has been set 1 Indicates the cue point for Track Hot CUE 1 2 Indicates the loop in point for Track Hot CUE 2 3 Indicates the loop out point for Track Hot CUE 2 2 1 3 Copying Information of a Track Hot CUE button to a List Hot Cue 3 4 1 Determining List Hot Cue Points P 47 1 Pl...

Page 60: ...nation of how to change a Track Hot Cue that was set up previously into an Auto Setup Cue 1 Open a track list or a play list right click on the icon indicating Track Hot Cue settings and click Auto Setup CUE ON Clearing the Auto Setup Cue Right click on a Cue Mark in a list and then click Auto Setup CUE OFF When a Track Hot Cue is Called Out It is recorded to a CUE button If you click a CUE button...

Page 61: ...t been set up the song will play from the beginning including dead air parts When a song ends on a player its next song is automatically set up standby mode Deleting a Song from a Play List Right click the song to be deleted and click Remove Displaying Play Lists on the Right Side of the Screen 9 3 Setting the Layout of DJ Play Functions P 98 Switching the Width of a List Click the icon on the upp...

Page 62: ...g being played or the cued up song 7 For each click it skips that number of songs The skipped songs are moved to the played area Skipping the song being played or the cued up song 6 Skips as many songs as consecutive clicks minus 1 The skipped songs are moved to the unplayed area Drag From Drag To Action Unplayed Song Unplayed Area Changes the song order of the list Unplayed Song Played Area Chang...

Page 63: ...ur computer does not have the necessary sound card installed and is not set up to enable checking the sound over the headphones the list player cannot be used 1 1 When Using the DJS Mixer Functions P 16 List Player Settings Make the DJ Play Mixer Sound Card settings on the Preference screen in line with your operating environment 9 4 Mixer and Sound Card Settings P 100 Listening to List Player Sou...

Page 64: ... This function is only available during playback and fast forwards at about 10 times normal speed as long as the button is pushed If you continue to hold the button after reaching the end of the song it simply fast forwards to the end position and stops Sample Song Headphone Cue Once playing starts on the list player the sample song headphone cue lights up If you make the headphone cue on the mixe...

Page 65: ... players A B The songs will start playing on their respective players The songs in the track list will change to the color of their player A Green B Blue Song information is displayed in the information display 2 Drag the slider of the Cross Fader all the way to the left Only the sound from player A is output from the speakers About the Cross Fader The output sound can be switched back and forth b...

Page 66: ...Changing the Playback Position Click either the waveform display or the Playing Address when a player is either playing or paused The playback position moves to the position you clicked Fine Tuning the Pause Position While a player is paused you can make minute adjustments to the pause position by turning the Jog Dial Using the CUE button Using the CUE button P 28 When the Beat and BPM won t Synch...

Page 67: ...e Track Loop B F5 Beat Adjuster A Not Assigned F6 Headphone Cue A A Auto Cue A F7 Headphone Cue B S Track Search REW A F8 Beat Adjuster B D Track Search FWD A F9 MIX M F Not Assigned F10 Fader Curve Curve A M G Not Assigned F11 Fader Curve Curve B M H Auto Fader B M F12 Fader Curve Curve C M J Auto Cue B 1 Pitch Bend A K Track Search REW B 2 Pitch Bend A L Track Search FWD B 3 Tempo Control Range ...

Page 68: ...espective DMP 555s 4 6 2 Allocating the DMP 555 to a Player P 69 DMP 555 The DMP 555 is not sold in some countries and or regions such as in Japan When using the Transfer function you can use a reader writer compliant with SD memory cards Copyright Protection Function in place of the DMP 555 Chapter 8 Using SD Cards P 91 Warning SD Card Reader Writer Please use devices that are compatible with cop...

Page 69: ...yer A and Player B If you wish to reverse the settings press on one of the DMP 555 s Source Select button CD or Card The other DMP 555 will change automatically 2 Working with DMP 555s When you operate the DMP 555 via controls such as the jog dial the tempo adjustment slider the play pause button etc the corresponding Player will respond When a 2nd DMP 555 is connected using the Create or Transfer...

Page 70: ...unctions The song you click will be displayed highlighted 2 Click File and then click Create The Create screen opens The upper waveform display shows the whole thing The orange frame indicates the range of the expanded waveform that is displayed below When more than one Song is Selected The first song is displayed When No Songs are Selected After the Create function tries to execute an error messa...

Page 71: ... or Pause 3 Stop Volume Adjuster Adjusts the Volume Stop Position of the 3 Button Moves to the beginning of the track or to the loop in point Blue Part of the Waveform Display Indicates the range to be played Selecting a Track Hot Cue Number that has not been Set Up After clicking the track hot cue number at the bottom left of the entire waveform display if you create a cue or loop the selected nu...

Page 72: ...nt If the loop in point is to be deleted Drag drop the loop in point after to the right of the loop out point 3 Click the Save button The SAVE screen opens 4 Click Save and then click the Save button After saving the settings close the SAVE screen Short Cut Keys Moves the loop in out points by a frame at a time 1 Frame 1 75 sec Undoing Operations You can undo the last thing you did by executing Ed...

Page 73: ...of the loop you wish to save and then click the OK button 4 Click the Save as check box and then click the Save button The progression bar indicates the status of progress in saving the loop Once saving finishes the progression bar closes Making a Loop 5 1 Making a Loop P 70 When music is transferred from Ripping CD DA WAV You can only select Save as It cannot be saved as a track hot cue Song titl...

Page 74: ...k in the vicinity of the desired point it sets a point much closer in the beat guide in the expanded waveform display If you click the Guide ADJ slider you can select a beat guide interval in the expanded waveform display from among those below Beats 1 16 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 2 4 8 16 32 The selected beat guide interval is displayed on the right side of the bar In the example screen it is a 1 16 beat Can...

Page 75: ...ton the selected track hot cue is deleted Halving Doubling the Length of a Loop Click the Track Hot CUE button to be changed and then click either 1 2 half or 2 double When a loop in or out point is selected The selected loop in or out point is deleted and the point left behind becomes a cue point Short Cut Keys 1 2 Ctrl h 2 Ctrl w ...

Page 76: ...t Cue Mix In Start Time Mix Starts Start of Song Mix Out Start Time Mix Starts End of Song Mode Mix Mode Beats Beats for Mixing Fader Fader Curve BPM BPM Entry Date Time Registered in Database Bit Rate Bit Rate Copy Number Remaining that can be Copied Location Location a File is Saved Toggling between Ascending or Descending Sort Order Click the name of the item you wish to change Priority Ranking...

Page 77: ... set up an error message will be given Genre names that have not been created cannot be input Editing Identical Information for Multiple Songs at the Same Time The album artist BPM and genre information for multiple songs can be edited all together 1 Click a song If you click songs while holding the Shift or Ctrl key down you can select multiple songs 2 Right click and then click Edit the Album Ar...

Page 78: ...t Album All and Artist Album are always displayed at the very top of the category list Album Artist If you drag the Artist and drop it to the right of Album it switches their order in the display Default Settings when Installed Headers are shown in the order of All Artist Album Top and Other Switching the Display of Top and Other On Off Click the Top or Other button at the top of the category list...

Page 79: ...nd then click Make Playlist Creating a new play list from the File menu 1 Click File New Make Playlist 2 Enter a name for the play list and click the category for it to be saved to Top or Other 3 Click the OK button Track List Display Size Opens the display at its previous size and position Auto Playing a Play List 4 2 1 Auto Playing a Play List P 61 Changing the Song Order in a Play List 4 2 2 Ch...

Page 80: ...tup CUE OFF Mix In Specify the point where the song will start playing You can also specify the same position as the track hot cue by right clicking Switching the Width of a List Click the Toggle Display button on the upper right of the play list display When the DJ Play screen is opened it is displayed at the narrowest list width In addition if you click the player or the mixer the play list is d...

Page 81: ...rack hot cue by right clicking Mode Selects the mix mode Beats Selects the mix beats Settings can be changed even while selecting mix mode Cut In however the status of the Cut In does not change Fader Selects the fader curve Settings can be changed even while selecting mix mode Cut In however the status of the Cut In does not change Mix Mode 3 5 1 Types of Mix Modes Fader Curves and their Features...

Page 82: ... file format a or b a MPEG 1 Audio Layer 3 b MPEG 2 Audio Layer 3 LSF Folder displayed in the Importing MP3 Audio Files screen The first time the program is started up the folder set up as the music library is opened If you change the folder that folder will open thereafter If you want to change the folder Click the name of the folder displayed in the Location of File s and click the folder you wi...

Page 83: ...r Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ripping Icon If you click the Ripping icon which is displayed in each function it shifts to the Ripping Function Input Media The CD LINE and WAV buttons on the left edge of the list above indicate the media for importing The button of the selected source will be lit red If CD is not lit red Click the CD button Changing the composition of the list A Spread List button is locate...

Page 84: ...s Click Clear All 4 Changing the Bit Rate Click the bit rate to set it Rate indicates the bit rates Cutting Dead Air After clicking Dead Air Cut click the desired time setting Dead Air Cut is displayed in Mode Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Refresh Button Reads the CD and updates the list Default Settings when Installed The bit rate is set to 128 kbps The dead air cut is set to Normal dead air is not cut Chan...

Page 85: ... such in the track list on the lower right by orange 7 When importing has finished the recording symbol displayed between the CD list and the track list turns off The Stop button changes into a Ripping Start button Once a song has finished being imported it is shown in pink Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 If you do not agree Click the Disagree button Please do not carry out ripping Pausing Importing Click the ...

Page 86: ...ted are shown in the upper list The folders are displayed on the left side of the list while the songs inside the selected folder are displayed on the right Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ripping Icon If you click the Ripping icon which is displayed in each function it shifts to the Ripping Function Input Media The CD LINE and WAV buttons on the left edge of the list above indicate the media for importing The...

Page 87: ...cting or Clearing All Songs Select All Songs Click Select All Clear All Songs Click Clear All 4 Click the bit rate to set it Rate indicates the bit rates Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Warning If there is Insufficient Hard Disk Space Songs cannot be imported Cancel what you are doing and check how much hard disk space is needed in order to save Default Settings when Installed The bit rate is set to 128 kbps T...

Page 88: ...in the track list on the lower right by orange 7 When importing has finished the recording symbol displayed between the WAV list and the track list goes off The Stop button changes into a Ripping Start button Once a song has finished being imported it is shown in pink Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 If you do not agree Click the Disagree button Please do not carry out ripping Pausing Importing Click the Stop b...

Page 89: ...tons on the left edge of the list above indicate the media for importing The button of the selected source will be lit red Switching between Microphone and Line In Open the Windows sound settings Manage Audio Devices and select Microphone or Line In from among the recording devices installed and set the default default audio recording device If you are using Windows XP or Windows 2000 if you click...

Page 90: ...re indicated as such in the track list on the lower right by orange 7 The Time Set value counts down and when it reaches 0 00 recording finishes The Stop button changes into a Ripping Start button Once a song has finished being imported it is shown in pink The changed recording time returns to what it was before before changes If you do not agree Click the Disagree button Please do not carry out r...

Page 91: ...he upper track list and the songs on the SD memory card are shown on the lower track list Warning SD Card Reader Writer Please use devices that are compatible with copyright protection functions Check the specs of your SD card reader writer before connecting it Administrator authority for the computer being used is required in order to use SD Memory Cards So log on as the user designated as the Co...

Page 92: ...sfer Complete 12 Transfer Complete 13 Transferring 14 Awaiting Transfer Not Complete 15 Awaiting Transfer Not Complete 16 Awaiting Transfer Not Complete When transferring any category Click on the check box of any category in the category list displayed on the left side Warning Amount of Transferable Song Data Make sure that the Required SD is within the SD card s free space Available SD Stopping ...

Page 93: ... by conducting the following process Check In 1 Connect the card reader to your computer and load an SD card in the UNLOCK position 2 Click File and then Transfer The songs in DJS computer are shown in the upper track list and the songs on the SD memory card are shown on the lower SD list 3 Click All in the lower SD list After switching the SD list to so that All is displayed carry out Check In Tr...

Page 94: ...opies in the upper track list increase by 1 If a Copied File is Missing If the original of a copied song is deleted from your computer it will become impossible to return the song to your computer If you try to check a song in it will simply be deleted from the SD memory card as well Similarly it is not possible to check in a song from an SD memory card onto a computer other than the one from whic...

Page 95: ...customize the various functions so they are easier for you to use 9 1 Opening and Closing Preferences 9 1 1 Opening Preferences Opens the Preference screen so you can change your settings 1 Click File and then Preference The Preference screen opens 2 Click the menu to use from among the items on the left 3 Operating the buttons below executes the changes to settings Sample Screen Preferences Can b...

Page 96: ...on One of the options is always selected If you click on a lighted radio button it does not change the setting J Button D Button Changing the Number Enter a number directly Click the C button or the D button 9 1 2 Closing Preferences After saving the settings closes the Preference screen 1 Make the different kinds of settings to the Preferences For information on how to make settings refer to P 97...

Page 97: ...his changes the size of text displayed in track lists play lists 1 Click General 2 Click the radio button of the font size you wish to use You can choose from among the 3 font sizes Units Pixel below Small 11 px Medium 14 px and Large 18 px When you pass the mouse cursor over the options examples appear on the right hand side Default Settings when Installed Set to Medium 14 px ...

Page 98: ... Functions 1 Click Play Style 2 Select the changes to settings from the change items play list format play list position waveform display by clicking its radio button Default Settings when Installed At installation the following settings are made Music List Style Volume Type Waveform Display Track List Rotary Display Settings displayed in orange are the default settings at installation Music List ...

Page 99: ...DJS Ver 1 600 99 9 Changing the Settings to Make DJS More Convenient Setting the Layout of DJ Play Functions Contents Index Waveform Display ON OFF ...

Page 100: ... screen opens 9 4 1 Switching between Internal External Mixers Switch between the Internal Mixer and the External Mixer Internal Mixer When you want to use the DJS mixer functions External Mixer When you want to connect to the mixer with sound output from the sound card 1 Click either Internal Mixer or External Mixer The right portion of the screen shot shows the connection diagram after changes D...

Page 101: ...ample of a screen shot when set to external mixer and using 3 sound cards for Player A output Player B output and List Player output Default Settings when Installed At installation it is set to DirectX Adding an ASIO Compatible Sound Card If ASIO compatible sound cards are not in conformance with a cascaded connection multiple cards from the same manufacturer may appear as one sound card For furth...

Page 102: ...ound cards can be aligned to the audio output of the sound card with the slowest processing time by slowing the audio output of the faster sound card s 1 Click either C or D for the Delay Time of each sound card Changing the settings of the sound card s themselves Depending on the kind of sound card s you are using there may be an adjustment function for the delay time latency buffer size If you a...

Page 103: ...in the audio If you are not experiencing any interruptions to the audio stream can you can reduce the size of the buffer which will reduce the lag in the audio 1 Click either C or D for the Buffer Size If the audio is interrupted You can eliminate interruptions to the audio by reducing the load on your computer You can reduce the load on your computer in the following ways a Turn OFF the waveform ...

Page 104: ... function you clicked lights up on the function chart 4 Click the key on the keyboard layout that is assigned the function The key you clicked will show the same symbol as the selected function Functions for which key assignments can be made Only for DJ Play functions One Touch Key Assignment Drag a button from the functions chart and drop it on a key in the keyboard layout Alternatively you can a...

Page 105: ...nformation to be recorded in the MP3 file 1 Select a setting from the ID3 Tag Setting and click it The Ripping Function The settings changed here are displayed Explanations CBR Constant Bit Rate An abbreviation for Constant Bit Rate An allocation format in which the amount of bit traffic is always constant VBR Variable Bit Rate An abbreviation for Variable Bit Rate An allocation format in which mo...

Page 106: ...ion setting screens open 2 Click the DVD or CD drive you wish to use The DVD CD Drives that can be used are displayed in a list The currently selected DVD CD drive is displayed in orange When the selected DVD CD drive does not support the CD TEXT format click the Read CD TEXT check box and change the setting to OFF Default Settings when Installed At installation the following settings are made Uni...

Page 107: ...RL of the information services over the Internet Address of the music CD database 1 Enter the URL of The Server 2 Click Get it automatically 1 Enter the URL of The Server 2 Click Don t get it automatically Setting the Proxy Server When Proxy is going to be used it is necessary to set the IP address and Port If the computer is connected to a local area network LAN you can check the LAN settings wit...

Page 108: ...creen Line In 9 7 Category Settings Sets the categories that are displayed in Top or Other in the list of categories in track lists In addition it adds Genres and Play Lists to categories 1 Click on Category The Category settings screen opens Explanations Sampling Frequency When analog data from music is digitized the standard frequency at which it is done is called the sampling rate The higher th...

Page 109: ...of category names that are in Other To select items for display in Genre Default Do the following Top Immediately after installation the following categories are selected Drum n Bass Hardcore Hip Hop House R B Reggae Techno Trans Other Immediately after installation the following categories are selected Club Dance Disco Electronic Jazz Jungle Latin Metal NewAge Oldies Samba Vocal Switching between...

Page 110: ... change a name Click Edit To delete Click Delete Displayed at the bottom when a name can be entered 3 You can use letters and numbers to enter category names Changing the BPM Category To prevent an omission of BPM values you do not enter the value that is displayed but the values that comprise the limits of each category The Min 40 and Max 400 cannot be altered Immediately after installation there...

Page 111: ... Web Browser to be Used Launch the browser you wish to use and change the setting to designated browser Warning When Downloading Songs Follow the instructions provided on each site If you have not Registered as a User The user registration dialog Welcome Screen will open Chapter 11 User Registration P 131 If you enter the URL of the support site into your browser You will not be able to connect to...

Page 112: ...ents As long as you are clicking or operating a key it moves the loop out position backward forwards Once you release the click or the key it stops moving the position If you just do a short click or press the key it moves the loop out position 1 frame backwards forwards CUE Button Operates as follows during play pause and when cued up During playback after the set cue point Cues up at the cue poi...

Page 113: ...se position Scratch Mode Plays backwards forwards while outputting the sound While Adjusting the Out Adjust Makes fine adjustments to the loop out point Pitch Bend Button Speeds up or slows down playback only for as long as it is held down It can be operated from the keyboard There is no button on the screen 4 5 Key Operations P 67 Loop Reloop AUTO CUE Master Tempo Display Lights up while playing ...

Page 114: ...ght click it displays the EQ Equalizer screen Headphone Cue Button Player A Player B Master Effector Select the source to monitor on your headphones Auto Fader Button Starts the Auto Fader moves the channel fader up down Clicking it while the Auto Fader is operating stops the Auto Fader If you right click the menu screen for specifying the beat opens Channel fader Adjusts the volume of the player ...

Page 115: ...e Display 1 If you enter text inside the brackets of the Title column it restricts display to those titles with that text 3 Artist Display 1 If you enter text inside the brackets of the Artist column it restricts display to those artists with that text 3 Album Display 1 If you enter text inside the brackets of the Album column it restricts display to those albums with that text 3 Time Display 1 Di...

Page 116: ...sampling and removes song from player Sample Song Search Button 8 9 Rewinds or fast forwards as long as you click or operate the key Once you release the click or the key it returns to what it had been doing play paused Sample Song Headphone Cue Button Toggles the list player s headphone volume ON or OFF Sample Song Monitor Output Level Adjust the monitor output level to the position it is dragged...

Page 117: ...aster non master of the master volume If you right click it becomes positioned in the middle of its range MASTER Level Button Increases the volume of the Master monitor CUE Level Button Increases the volume of monitor other than master HI Adjusts the output level in the high range If you right click it becomes positioned in the middle of its range MID Adjusts the output level in the mid range If y...

Page 118: ...isplay Hot CUE Number Displays the list hot cue number A H Display Title Displays the title Display CUE Loop In Displays the cue loop in point in time Display Loop Out Displays the loop out point in time Display CUE Number Displays the track hot cue number 1 4 Display My Songs Displays the title and the name of the album and artist of My Songs Display Next Song Displays the title and the name of t...

Page 119: ...ll take and the status of progress in importing Mute Button Toggles the mute function ON or OFF Volume Fader Adjusts the volume If you right click it becomes positioned in the middle of its range Volume Buttons Turns the volume up or down Input List Expand Shrink Button Expands or shrinks the height width of the input list Select All Button Puts a check mark in all the check boxes Clear All Button...

Page 120: ...e editing window Display Imported Song Genre Makes the selected item active and opens the editing window Display Imported Song BPM Makes the selected item active and opens the editing window Folder Up Button Displays the list of MP3 files in the folder one level higher Desktop Button Displays a list of MP3 files on the desktop v Buttons v Button Closes the folder Button Opens the folder Open Close...

Page 121: ...s Clear All Button Removes check marks from all the check boxes Status Display Displays the status of a song Check Box check mark Displays the selection status Display Track Numbers Displays the track numbers Display Title If you enter text inside the brackets of the Title column it restricts display to those titles with that text Display Artist If you enter text inside the brackets of the Artist ...

Page 122: ...k position jumps to the track hot cue Not Set Drag and drop onto the waveform to set the track hot cue and stop the automatic scrolling of the expanded waveform Renum Button When Loop is Selected Renumbers the loop in numbers from the selected song 1 2 Button When a Loop is Selected Cuts the selected loop in half 2 Button When a Loop is Selected Doubles the selected loop Clear Button When a Loop i...

Page 123: ...g menu File File Menu Alt F Edit Edit Menu Alt E View View Menu Alt V Play Play Menu Alt P Help Help Menu Alt H Display Action Key See New Displays the submenu of New N P 123 Import Displays the submenu of Import O P 82 Save Overwrites and saves changed play lists and genres S Save As Renames and saves changed play lists and genres A Preference Displays the Preference screen P P 95 SD Memory Card ...

Page 124: ...Paste Pastes information that has been copied or cut P Show Displays the submenu of Show S P 124 Edit All Displays the EDIT screen where all items can be edited E P 77 Edit Edits selected song information I P 77 Remove Removes songs from a list M Delete Deletes song s from the database D Select All Selects all L Display Action See Artist Displays the name of the artist P 76 Album Displays the titl...

Page 125: ...e Size Displays the file size DB Entry Displays the date time of database registry P 76 Number of Permitted Copies Displays the number of remaining copies allowed P 76 Display Action See Display Action Key See Time Mode Changes the time mode Normal Remain M Spread Track List Compresses Expands a track list T Spread Playlist Compresses Expands a play list P Spread CD List Expands compresses a CD li...

Page 126: ...e volume D Volume Up Increases the volume U Shuffle Shuffles H Repeat Repeats T Sound Card Opens the sound card settings screen C Display Action Key See Quick Start Guide Displays the Quick Start Guide Q User s Manual Displays the User s Manual M Pop Hints Displays hints P User Registration Displays the User Registration screen When user registration is completed the menu will switch to Show Key C...

Page 127: ...s 8 Operates the channel fader at 8 beats 16 Operates the channel fader at 16 beats 32 Operates the channel fader at 32 beats 64 Operates the channel fader at 64 beats If you right click the Mix Mode Zip Echo Cross Fade button Display Action 0 Mixes operates the cross fader at 0 beats 1 Mixes operates the cross fader at 1 beat 2 Mixes operates the cross fader at 2 beats 4 Mixes operates the cross ...

Page 128: ...the database If you right click on Track Hot CUE 1 2 3 4 Display Action Auto Setup CUE ON Turns the Auto Setup Cue ON Auto Setup CUE OFF Turns the Auto Setup Cue OFF Clear Track Hot CUE Deletes the selected track hot cue s Show Displays song information Edit All Displays the EDIT screen where all items can be edited Remove Removes song s from the play list Delete Deletes song s from the database I...

Page 129: ...r at 8 beats 16 Mixes operates the cross fader at 16 beats 32 Mixes operates the cross fader at 32 beats 64 Mixes operates the cross fader at 64 beats Show Displays song information Edit All Displays the EDIT screen where all items can be edited Remove Removes song s from the play list Delete Deletes song s from the database If you right click on Mix Out Fader Display Action Curve A Changes to the...

Page 130: ...the album Edit Artist Edits the name of the artist Edit Genre Edits the name of the genre Edit BPM Edits the BPM Remove Removes song s from the play list Delete Deletes song s from the database If you right click under the following conditions If one is selected highlighted from either the Album or the Artist column and right clicked Display Action Key Cut Cuts the selected range Ctrl X Copy Copie...

Page 131: ...r Log on as a user who was been set up as a computer administrator and then update the computer When connecting to Internet through LAN If the computer is connected to a local area network LAN you can check the LAN settings with Windows on the Internet Properties screen select the Connections tab and click LAN Settings When Proxy is going to be used it is necessary to set the IP address and Port o...

Page 132: ...d on the next page DJS Ver 1 600 11 User Registration Registering Online Contents Index 3 After clicking Online Registration click the Next button The User Information Entry 1 2 screen opens Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 133: ...egistration Registering Online Contents Index 4 After entering the required information click the Next button indicates item that must be entered One of the items marked with must be entered The User Information Entry 2 2 screen opens Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 134: ...mation click the Next button indicates item that must be entered For the country name click to select where you live List of Country Names For User Registration P 148 For the OS click to select the Windows OS you are using System Requirements Minimum Operating Environment P 7 The Confirm your entries screen opens Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 135: ...he Submit button your computer connects to the Internet and registers your information on the server After sending once you complete registration the ID Registration Complete message is displayed 7 Click the OK button The Display of Registration ID screen appears If you click the OK button the Display of Registration ID screen closes and it launches DJS Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 136: ... User Registration Card A User Registration card A4 version is available at the end of this users manual so please print it out to use it User Registration P 156 Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Warning Before Registering Offline Administrator authority for the computer is needed in order to register a user Log on as a user who was been set up as a computer administrator and then update the computer Online Regi...

Page 137: ...r the number 0 zero with a diagonal line so it may be distinguished from the letter O Addressing the User Registration Card After we receive your user registration card at our offices we will send you a registration ID so you can release the trial period The addresses for user registration cards are as follows Please take care to use the address appropriate to where you live as each region has its...

Page 138: ...NICS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 178 184 Boundary Road Braeside Victoria 3195 Australia 7 Middle East Africa PIONEER GULF FZE Lob 11 017 Jabel Ali Free Zone P O Box 61226 Jabel Ali Dubai U A E 8 Central South America PIONEER INTERNATIONAL LATIN AMERICA S A SALES DEPARTMENT Plaza Credicorp Bank Panama 50 Street 120 14th Floor P O Box 0816 01361 Panama Rep of Panama 9 Mexico PIONEER ELCTRONICS DE MEXICO S A D...

Page 139: ... Offline Registration and Enter your Registration ID click the Next button The Registration ID Entry screen opens 7 After entering the Registration ID click the OK button Once you complete the registration the message ID Registration Complete is displayed and DJS starts up Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 140: ... Programs the Change or Uninstall Programs screen is displayed If you are using Windows XP if you click Add or Remove Programs the Add or Remove Programs screen opens If you are using Windows 2000 if you double click the Add Remove Programs icon the Add or Remove Programs screen opens In Windows XP Using the CD ROM to Uninstall DJS 1 Place the DJS CD ROM in a DVD CD drive 2 Click the Uninstall DJS...

Page 141: ...t DJS Leaves the DJS database on your computer If you reinstall DJS you will be able to use the information from the previous database again Database only Removes all DJS database information As DJS is not removed you can start using DJS in the same state as when you first installed DJS The DJS Database All the music information recorded so far titles artists albums etc as well as the categories p...

Page 142: ... process begins and the DJS is being uninstalled screen opens Once the uninstall process finishes the Uninstallation of DJS is now complete screen opens 5 Click the Finish button Closing the Uninstallation of DJS is now complete screen completes the uninstall process ...

Page 143: ...age begins While the Update Package is downloading the Currently downloading the update package screen is displayed Warning Before Updating Versions Connect your computer to the Internet Updating the version requires administrator authority for the computer Log on as a user who was been set up as a computer administrator and then update the computer You cannot update the version unless user regist...

Page 144: ...e is being updated Once the update finishes the Update Complete message opens 4 Click the OK button Update Complete message closes Starting and Finishing Updates If you selected more than one update package the Starting Update and Update Complete messages are displayed repeatedly If an update package for DJS software is selected DJS will close temporarily and then start back up automatically ...

Page 145: ...ut the procedures for registering as a user as well as where to send the User Registration Card please see page 136 of this User s Manual 11 2 Registering Offline Note please do not send the User Registration Card to the customer support offices noted on the next page If you utilize our Support Service please be prepared to provide the customer name product name installation key brand and make of ...

Page 146: ...utor Tel 420 234 706 700 E mail info basys cz Denmark Pioneer Denmark A S Tel 45 43 55 54 00 E mail kundepost pioneer dk Estonia Digisound OÜ Pioneer distributor Tel 372 60 33 990 E mail info digisound ee Finland Pioneer Finland Pioneer distributor Tel 358 207 74 97 80 France Pioneer France S A Tel 33 0 810 786 400 E mail sceconso pioneer fr FYROM Macedonia Makpetrol AD Pioneer distributor Tel 389...

Page 147: ...ributor Tel 421 2 49 10 66 11 E mail office basys sk AUDIO URI BaSys Service channel Tel 421 7 5477 5527 Slovenia Primaline DOO Pioneer distributor Tel 386 1 510 31 40 E mail primaline siol net Spain Pioneer Electronics Iberica S A Tel 34 937 18 26 42 E mail pioneer pioneer es Sweden Pioneer Scandinavia A B Tel 46 8 609 91 00 URL http www pioneer se se content company company locations html Switze...

Page 148: ...rmany Allemagne Greece Grèce Hong Kong Hong Kong Hungary Hongrie Indonesia Indonésie Ireland Irlande Israel Israël Italy Italie Japan Japon Korea Corée Lebanon Liban Lithuania Lituanie Luxembourg Luxembourg Macedonia Macédoine Malaysia Malaisie Mexico Mexique Morocco Maroc Netherlands Pays Bas New Zealand Nouvelle Zélande Nicaragua Nicaragua Norway Norvège Panama Panama Paraguay Paraguay Peru Péro...

Page 149: ... Rap Chrétien Christian Rock Rock Chrétien Classic Rock Rock Classique Classical Classique Club Club Club House Club House Comedy Comédie Contemporary Christian Chrétien Contemporain Country Country Crossover Mélange de genres Cult Culte Dance Dance Dance Hall Dance Hall Darkwave Darkwave Death Metal Death Métal Disco Disco Dream Dream Drumn Bass Drum n Bass Drum Solo Drum Solo Duet Duo Easy Liste...

Page 150: ...chedelic Psychédélique Psychedelic Rock Rock Psychédélique Punk Punk Punk Rock Rock Punk R B R B Rap Rap Rave Rave Reggae Reggae Retro Rétro Revival Revival Rhythmic Soul Soul Rythmée Rock Rock Genre Name English Genre Name French Rock Roll Rock Roll Salsa Salsa Samba Samba Satire Satire Showtunes Showtunes Ska Ska Slow Jam Slow Jam Slow Rock Rock Lent Sonata Sonate Soul Soul Sound Clip Extrait So...

Page 151: ... 20 36 AUTO CUE Button1 113 AUTO CUE Display 19 Auto Cue1 22 Auto Fader1 20 Auto Level Adjustment 61 AUTO MIX Button1 20 Auto Setup Cue 60 Auto Playing a Play List 61 Available HD345 84 B Back Cue 54 Beat Adjust Button1 20 Beat Guideline5 122 Beat Indicator1 20 Best Guide and Snapping Function 74 BPM Display 19 BPM SYNC Button 19 BPM SYNC1 24 Buffer Size 103 C Calling Out Track Hot Cues 60 Categor...

Page 152: ...atures 38 Effector1 20 Effects Level Depth Button1 37 Effects Level Depth Button1 37 Effects Level Depth 1 37 Effects TAP Button1 37 Effects Time Fine Tuning Buttons1 37 Entire Waveform Display5 122 Equalizer1 20 Erasing a recorded List Hot Cue 48 Exit Reloop Button1 113 Expanded Range Frame5 122 Expanding the Waveform Display 19 F Fader Curve Button1 20 Fader Start Button1 20 Fader Start Function...

Page 153: ...play6 115 Mix Out Mode Display6 115 Mix Out START Display6 115 Mixer and Sound Card Settings 100 Mixing Adjustment1 28 Mixing Songs Manually 29 Mode Switch Button3 119 MONO SPLIT1 28 MP3 82 MP3 File Tag Information 82 MP3 Settings 89 Music List Style 98 Music Management Functions 14 Music Management Icon12345 112 Mute Button2345 118 N Narrowing a Search 76 New Submenu 123 Normal Mode1 26 O One Tra...

Page 154: ... in Lists 97 Setting up Loops Play 44 Settings for Selecting the DVD CD Drive Acquiring Song Information 106 Show Submenu 124 Shuffle Button2 118 Size Display6 115 Slide 98 Sound 7 Status Display 22 STEREO MONO Toggle3 120 STEREO1 28 Stop Button34 120 121 Switching between Internal External Mixers 100 Switching Effect Beats Button1 37 Switching Jog Dial Modes 26 Switching the Display of Top and Ot...

Page 155: ...ts Index V VBR 105 VBR Button35 119 View Menu 125 Volume Type 98 W WAV Button3 120 Waveform Display 19 99 Web Browser to be Used 111 When importing a play list 82 X XGA 13 Z Zip 51 Zoom Button 19 Zoom In Button 19 Zoom Out Button 19 ...

Page 156: ... DJ Catalog Show Friend Price Reliability Design Brand Other Size Function Easy operation Magazine Other PC shop Pioneer homepage Dealer s homepage Music instrument shop Audio shop Owner Shop type Mobile DJ Bedroom Hobby DJ Other Sex Male Female Age PIONEER CORPORATION House Garage Latin R B Other Swing Wave Old School Dance Classic Rock Funk Techno Altermative Break Beat Trance Ambient Hip Hop Ra...

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