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Manual-

Faders

Magnetic faders are used for both Channel Faders and Cross-

fader (the same faders used in the TTM 56). Each fader has an 

independent Contour control and a Reverse switch.

CONTOUR

These controls provide a full range of fader adjustment from 

constant power (Slow) to extremely fast cut (Fast).

CHANNEL SWAP

This button reverses the channel assignment for 

all three faders

Pressing the switch toggles Channel Swap on and off. When the 

yellow indicator is lit, Channel Swap is engaged. When chan-

nels are swapped, the PGM 1 Fader controls PGM 2 and the 

PGM 2 Fader controls PGM 1. PGM 1 is also moved from the 

A

 side of the Crossfader to the 

B

 side of the Crossfader. Fader 

Contour and Reverse controls stay with the original Fader. Fader 

1 Contour and Reverse is always with the left Fader and Fader 2 

Contour and Reverse is always with the right Fader. This switch 

is slightly recessed to prevent accidental engagement.

METER

The Meter has two modes of operation. The 

METER

 switch 

toggles between dual mono 

CUE

 and 

STEREO HOUSE

When the green indicator is lit, the Meter displays Stereo Mix 

output. When the green indicator is off, the Meter displays Dual 

Mono Cue. The red OL indicator lights at 0 dBFS (clipping). 

The Meter displays both true rms and true peak. The peak signal 

indicates remaining headroom (how close to clipping) and the 

rms meter shows the average signal level, which is good for 

matching the perceived loudness of two signals. If the red OL 

indicator lights, turn the level down using the Gain control.

OL indicators follow mode selection. If the Meter is set to 

CUE, OL is independent for PGM 1 and PGM 2. If the Meter 

is set to STEREO HOUSE, left and right OL are shown for the 

mix.

On = Stereo House Metering

Off = Dual Mono Cue Metering

0

20

40

60

80

100

Channel and CrossFader Contour

travel

dB 

A

ttenuation

SLOW

FAST

REVERSE

These switches are provided for each fader just to the right of 

each Contour control. Reverse toggles on (lit green) and off with 

each push of the switch. These switches are slightly recessed to 

prevent accidental engagement.

OL
+8
+4
+2

0

–4

–2

–8

–16

–24

PERFORMANCE MIXER

METER

TTM 57SL

A

B

SLOW

FADER 1 CONTOUR

FAST

SLOW

FADER 2 CONTOUR

FAST

SLOW

CROSSFADE CONTOUR

FAST

CHANNEL

SWAP

STEREO

HOUSE

REVERSE

REVERSE

REVERSE

Summary of Contents for TTM 57SL

Page 1: ...15645 TTM 57SL MIXER USB MAC WIN Version 1 6...

Page 2: ...eat and degrade the performance of this equipment 8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus that produce heat 9 Do not defeat the safety purpose...

Page 3: ...21 Organizing your music 22 Grouping tracks into crates 22 Sorting your files 22 Using the song browser 23 Searching 23 Prepare window 24 Review window 24 Editing file information 24 Status icons 24...

Page 4: ...ffects processing Magnetic faders Rane s legendary patented magnetic faders are the fastest most accurate and longest lasting on the planet The TTM 57SL uses the same faders and performance oriented l...

Page 5: ...been selected for vinyl emulation control by the Scratch LIVE software the number is back lit as a reminder that the source is selected for control The Aux input has an independent Level control as d...

Page 6: ...These controls have a built in Limiter that prevents signal clipping regardless of the Gain setting If increasing the Gain does not increase the signal level then the signal is already at maximum and...

Page 7: ...OUSE When the green indicator is lit the Meter displays Stereo Mix output When the green indicator is off the Meter displays Dual Mono Cue The red OL indicator lights at 0 dBFS clipping The Meter disp...

Page 8: ...is a balanced output on XLR connectors the Booth output is a balanced signal on TRS connectors and the AUX output is an unbalanced signal on RCA connectors This combination of jacks allows you to hook...

Page 9: ...AUX BUS and then assigning PGM 1 and or PGM 2 to the FlexFX Loop Internal digital effects are covered on page Manual 8 USB USB Streaming Audio There are up to eight channels of stream ing audio over t...

Page 10: ...what controls are assigned to what functions the Effects are very usable without the software The function of the controls has been standardized for stand alone operation to help keep stand alone oper...

Page 11: ...le rotary encoder with a Tap function In this mode of operation the green mode indicator is normally off and lights only while the push switch is pressed indicating a Tap is being read There is no sec...

Page 12: ...in BPM by tapping the beat on P1 The TAP may set the BPM over a range of 24 to 240 beats per minute with a resolution of 0 1 BPM Resonance filter Q is adjusted using the primary function of P2 green m...

Page 13: ...Your new hardware is installed and ready to use proceed to install the Scratch LIVE driver Installing the Scratch LIVE driver 4 With the Scratch LIVE installation CD in the drive run Scratch LIVE 5 W...

Page 14: ...not ground your turntables properly the control signal will be noisy and the tracking of the record position will be erratic See signal threshold on the next page Tip We recommend Shure M44 7 needles...

Page 15: ...ld slider to the left will make Scratch LIVE more sensitive to slow record move ment but also more sensitive to background noise Tip If the slider jumps to the far right then you have a problem with n...

Page 16: ...dle on the record and start the turntable The track will start playing from the position dictated by the placement of the needle on the record if you place the needle at the beginning of the record th...

Page 17: ...matically This feature is available to CD users Go to track 2 on the control CD to access Vinyl Scroll Find the track you want to load and go back to track 1 The track you selected will be loaded and...

Page 18: ...ync Track Overview display This view provides a complete overview of the waveform of the track and includes a marker to show the current position within the track This view is useful for finding trans...

Page 19: ...um Snare Drum Beat Matching display This view shows the position of beats within the track When beat matching this view helps align the downbeats of the two tracks The markers are matched up when the...

Page 20: ...of all tracks played Note for best results set the master gain to the 12 o clock position and adjust the volume of individual tracks using the track gain adjustment Playing tracks direct from audio CD...

Page 21: ...ts of a song or use as a special effect When you press the censor button the track starts playing backwards from that point When you release the censor button the track plays forward from the point yo...

Page 22: ...f the small pitch slider to make fine pitch adjustments or click on either side of the small slider to pitch bend There is a temporary cue point that can be used like the Cue button on many DJ CD play...

Page 23: ...rl comma for left and ctrl dot for right to place cue points The stripe is a solid color at the cue point The stripe grows a fifth by each rotation closer to the cue point Looping You can save up to 9...

Page 24: ...Hop Hip Hop LPs To make a new crate click the button To rename a crate double click the crate name You can change the order of tracks within a crate by dragging them up or down Tip The protect librar...

Page 25: ...Use the keyboard shortcut ctrl f to jump to the search box This keyboard shortcut will also take you out of any crate or playlist that you might be in and into your main library so you can find any tr...

Page 26: ...lick on the attribute within the main library to edit the attribute Filename length size bit rate and sampling cannot be edited This information is saved in the file itself Note that the protect libra...

Page 27: ...7 To start a new recording without saving simply click the record button again Recordings can be loaded onto the decks renamed and man aged like other files Recordings are saved in MyDocuments My Musi...

Page 28: ...delete the file ctrl shift del and ctrl shift backspace Delete the file from your library and send to the recycle bin Note to iTunes users files in your iTunes library cannot be deleted this way ctrl...

Page 29: ...second This setting applies to the entire screen i e the Virtual Decks the Waveforms the library and the setup screen Playback Instant doubles This allows you to quickly match the playhead position o...

Page 30: ...ou are using control records from a later batch with Scratch LIVE version 1 2 or greater you do not need to have drift correction enabled The new corrected vinyl label reads CV02 with second edition o...

Page 31: ...your tracks before you play USB dropout indicator The USB dropout indicator on the main screen is a useful trouble shoot ing tool if you have problems with audio dropouts Such dropouts are caused by a...

Page 32: ...led P1 and P2 on the mixer has two states The LED next to P1 and P2 on the mixer indicates the state the control above applies when the LED is off the control below applies when the LED is on Some con...

Page 33: ...s to suit your needs see page Manual 34 The next four groups contain other functions ordered by category To access a group press the GROUP button on the mixer then press B1 general Custom group 1 with...

Page 34: ...jump ahead with timing intact Play the track reverse from the current position Rewind Fast forward Group B2 library custom group 2 In this second custom group many of the functions can be applied to e...

Page 35: ...can select your input source start and stop recording and load this new recording to either Virtual Deck Previous loop Jump to Cue points Loop on off toggle Next loop Control looping from the footswit...

Page 36: ...MAIN Tap right Deck BPM Cue effect Effect on off Echo BPM multiplier Wet Dry control more dry more wet up all wet down all dry Echo Effect DECK 1 Group B6 effects Echo The TTM 57SL has two built in ef...

Page 37: ...joystick down as if you were trying to push it down into the mixer you ll here a click and hold it down until the green LED lights The 8 check boxes around the joystick image show the direc tions you...

Page 38: ...rmal 7 Flick the reverse input control switch 8 Load a track on the left deck and mix moving the cross fader the wrong way 9 Flick the reverse input control switch and repeat Swapping the turntables m...

Page 39: ...maged MP3 files in the future Scratch LIVE freaks out when I use the master tempo key correction function on my CD player Scratch LIVE interprets the signal coming out of the CD player and uses this i...

Page 40: ...Connect your turntables directly to the TTM 57SL Bad Turntable Vibration Bass is reaching the stylus Try to isolate the turntable from the speakers Dusty Needle Dust is preventing the stylus from tra...

Page 41: ...L Check the cable and cartridge connections Left Channel is Noise Left signal has been lost with a noisy loose connection Bad Record Burn Your record is very badly worn and the TTM 57SL is unable to t...

Page 42: ...dB max gain CMMR 40 dB 1 kHz max gain S N 76 dB Re 0 dBFS max gain 20 kHz BW Tone Controls 2 Band Master Booth Outputs Stereo balanced XLR TRS jacks Frequency Response 15 Hz to 20 kHz 0 3 dB THD N 0...

Page 43: ...ader ch fader ON OFF EFFECTS SEND EFFECTS RETURN ON OFF EFFECTS SEND EFFECTS RETURN GAIN BLOCK xfader ch fader ON OFF EFFECTS SEND EFFECTS RETURN ON OFF EFFECTS SEND EFFECTS RETURN ON OFF EFFECTS SEND...

Page 44: ...MIX OUT L R AUX INPUT L R DSP USB RIAA ANALOG 1 PHONO LINE ADC ANALOG 1 L R RIAA ANALOG 2 PHONO LINE ADC ANALOG 2 L R RIAA ANALOG 3 PHONO LINE ADC ANALOG 3 L R RIAA ANALOG 4 PHONO LINE ADC ANALOG 4 L...

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