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Recording to the SAMPLE PADS and
playing

You can record audio to the sample pads for replay.
You can record up to a maximum total of 32 seconds using SAMPLE
PADS 1-4.

Recording to the SAMPLE PADS in real-time

1. Press [REALTIME REC] while media is being played

All SAMPLE PADS, CUE PADS 1-4 pad lamps and CUE lamp

flash.

Press [REALTIME REC] again to cancel.

2. Press one of the [SAMPLE PADS 1-4] and recording

starts

The selected SAMPLE PADS lamp flashes.

 indicator changes to 

 in the display.

Previous pad data is erased at the start of recording if it exists.

Recording automatically ends when the pads total recording time

reaches 32 seconds.

3. At the end point press the same sample pad again

The SAMPLE PADS lamp changes to a stationary light and re-

cording ends.

 indicator reverts back to 

 in the display.

You can also control the platter slip surface and adjust the tempo

during recording.

You can also edit sample pad data. (

 page 20)

Recorded sample pad data is erased when the power is turned off.

To avoid losing data you can save to the SD Memory Card. (
page 21, Saving to a SD Memory Card)

Playing from the SAMPLE PADS

Press one of the lit [SAMPLE PADS 1-4]

The lamp of the pad you pressed begins to flash and play begins.

During play, if you press one of the lit sample pads, dual play

begins and mixed sound is output. You can perform dual play
using up to 2 sample pads.

Once the end of the play is reached the SAMPLE PADS lamp

changes to a stationary light. Play ends if you press the pad
again during play.

When playing only the sample pad, the platter slip surface does

not rotate even in the TURNTABLE mode.

When playing media, you can mix sound by also playing the sample

pad. Sound may become distorted depending on the audio level.
You can adjust the sample pad level. (

 page 20, Editing the

SAMPLE PADS)

Select play mode and play

1. Press [SAMPLE EDIT] and select “PLAY MODE SE-

LECT”

Play mode selection is not possible when nothing has been re-

corded to the sample pad.
Each time you press the button:

START

END

EDIT WRITING
OK?

LEVEL
PLAY MODE SELECT

START : (Edit the data starting point)
END

: (Edit the data ending point)

LEVEL : (Edit the volume level)
PLAY MODE SELECT : Selects the play mode
EDIT WRITING OK?

: (Select to store to memory or not)

2. Press one of the recorded sample pads

The selected sample pad flashes and play begins.

3. Press [– 

], [+ 

] to select the play mode

The play mode indicated in the display changes each time you

press the button.

ONE SHOT & REPLAY      ONE SHOT & STOP      LOOP

ONE SHOT & REPLAY :

Plays from the start and ends once the end of play is reached.
During play, press again and play begins from the start.

ONE SHOT & STOP :

Plays from the start and ends once the end of play is reached.
During play, press again and play stops.

LOOP :

Plays from the start, and after reaching the end of play, play
continues from the beginning again. Press again and play
stops.

Repeat steps 2-3 above to set other pads.

4. Press [MEMORY]

“COMPLETED” appears in the display and the play mode is saved

on the main unit.

The sample pad lamp light comes back on.

5. Press the same sample pad to play

Play starts with the selected play mode.

If you don’t want to store to the main unit’s memory

, press

[SAMPLE EDIT] and select “EDIT WRITING OK?” and press [+ 

]

to select “NO” from the display.

Note

Storing panel data to this unit (TURNTABLE mode only)

The unit stores following panel data for each CD or SD Memory

Card. It can store data for up to 50 CDs or SD Memory Cards.

Auto Cue on, off and auto cue level

Cue bank

Instant change

Loop in, Loop out

Cue pad 1-4

Dynamic effect

Vinyl simulator

If the unit’s memory exceeds 50 CDs or SD Memory Cards worth

of data items, a message indicating replacement appears in the
display and data items will be overwritten and replaced in the or-
der of the oldest used first.

You can save this panel data  for each CD or SD Memory Card to

a SD Memory Card. (

 page 21, Saving to a SD Memory Card)

In CD player mode, panel data cannot be automatically stored or

read.

Automatic read when media inserted (TURNTABLE mode only)

When media with recorded data is inserted into the unit, the set-

tings are automatically read.
While the unit is reading the media, each of the lamps for the cue
pad 1 to 4, CUE, LOOP IN, and OUT flash rapidly, and are set in
order. Pushing the cue pad, or the CUE or loop play buttons while
the lamp is flashing rapidly will give that pad or button priority to be
set, and then played. The start of play may be delayed.
When reading has completed, the lamps stop flashing, and remains
lit

.

MP3 files on CD-R and CD-RW, or SD audio take more time to
read than CD audio. Use only once the lamp has stopped flashing
and remains lit after pressing the cue pad, or the CUE or loop play
buttons.

The lamps may flash rapidly while the media is being read even

when carrying out other operations.

Removing the media, or switching [PLAY SELECT] erases the set-

tings, however re-inserting the media restores the settings.

1. Until “DATA ERASE OK?” appears, press one of the

lit pads or buttons (longer than 2 sec.) cue pads 1-4,
sample pads 1-4, LOOP [IN] or [OUT].

2. Press [– 

] and select “YES” from the display

During play, audio play stops.

“COMPLETED” appears in the display and the data of the but-

ton you selected is erased.

The selected button lamp goes out.

Pressing [+ 

] to select “NO” cancels the operation and re-

turns to the original display.

Erasing cue pad, sample pad, loop
play data

Summary of Contents for SLDZ1200 - SD/CD D/D TURNTABLE

Page 1: ...T7115 B Direct Drive Digital Turntable EB EP Note EB on the packaging indicates the United Kingdom Before connecting operating or adjusting this prod uct please read these instructions completely Plea...

Page 2: ...P3 albums and SD audio 22 Using with other equipment 23 Start play using the mixer s fader 23 Using two units for relay play 23 Using the amplifier and other equipment 23 Linking different tracks 24 U...

Page 3: ...N HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR YOUR SELF REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL CAUTION DO NOT INSTALL OR PLACE THIS UNIT IN A BOOKCASE BUILT IN CABINET OR IN ANOT...

Page 4: ...et For United Kingdom EB area code model only For your safety please read the following text carefully This appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your safety and convenience A...

Page 5: ...the pause state SD CARD LOAD and SAVE You can SAVE and LOAD sample pad cue point panel data etc to the SD Memory Card VINYL SIM You can simulate sound simi lar to an analogue player DYNAMIC FX You ca...

Page 6: ...CHANGE Play direction switch REVERSE FORWARD Display angle setting function setting button DISPLAY ANGLE FUNCTION SD Memory Card access indicator SD ACCESS Normal tempo button lamp RESET Tempo pitch...

Page 7: ...isplay angle Change display angle corresponding to position of the main unit page 11 Setup The stoppers are used to lock the platter protecting the unit from shock during shipping 1 Remove the 3 platt...

Page 8: ...the volume using the phones VOLUME control Avoid listening for prolonged periods of time to prevent hearing damage For the United Kingdom BE SURE TO READ THE CAUTION FOR THE AC MAINS LEAD ON PAGE 4 B...

Page 9: ...g the DJ mixer Connect to the digital input terminal on the DJ mixer or amplifier with digital input terminals using the connection cables not included SD Audio cannot be output from this unit s digit...

Page 10: ...c Note Do not insert a disc when the power is off Do not insert 2 or more discs Do not try to insert the disc using unnecessary force that may bend the disc When the unit is loading or ejecting a disc...

Page 11: ...return the time display to its original state When you are playing a MP3 file from a CD R or CD RW the remaining play time will not be displayed if you press REMAIN AUTO CUE When there is less than 30...

Page 12: ...a track has been skipped or when advancing to the next song while playing the auto cue point automatically sets and pauses at the point just before audio begins skipping the null sound area at the be...

Page 13: ...ack s audio begins Searching forward or backward During play or while paused Press and hold Hold the button to search You cannot search beyond a track with MP3 files on CD R CD RW Sounds heard when se...

Page 14: ...nce the end of track is reached the PLAY PAUSE lamp goes out and play stops Display indicator when stopped When using CD SD Audio Total play time is displayed When using CD R CD RW MP3 files The total...

Page 15: ...e previous track You can also use TEMPO to change the tempo page 16 Changing play with your hand Using the platter slip surface you can improvise play with the platter slip surface speed and direction...

Page 16: ...po is at normal setting When the dots appear to be stationary the tempo setting has changed about 3 5 Note The strobo dot illuminator is a synchronized and precise frequency quartz illuminator Red LED...

Page 17: ...becomes the cue point Make certain the platter slip surface is completely stopped 4 Press CUE STOP The CUE lamp lights the selected cue bank number reverses display and is stored in memory When the r...

Page 18: ...loop beyond a track When setting the loop setting again perform the above steps after canceling loop play by pressing EXIT RELOOP You can also control the platter slip surface and make tempo ad justme...

Page 19: ...ain and play begins from the start ONE SHOT STOP Plays from the start and ends once the end of play is reached During play press again and play stops LOOP Plays from the start and after reaching the e...

Page 20: ...es the sound image from left or right by use of the platter slip surface 6 AUTO PAN Automatically rolls the sound image from left or right and back 7 CRUSH RING Distorts the sound The speed of distort...

Page 21: ...to select DEL from the display SD DELETE screen appears in the display 2 Press EXECUTE to perform deletion Files with no data cannot be deleted Trying to delete them will result in a FILE SELECT ERROR...

Page 22: ...begin therefore we recommend reducing the number of sessions to a minimum You cannot play a file that was recorded with packet write This unit is not compatible with HighMATTM Creating SD audio for pl...

Page 23: ...B switch to 4 2 Push the cross fader all the way toward CH4 3 During play or while paused on unit 1 press CUE STOP Back cue 4 When you want to start play push the cross fader in the opposite direction...

Page 24: ...ition from track A to track B is complete BPM Using with other equipment Initializing this unit s memory Unit s initialize memory function You can re initialize all memory content on this unit restori...

Page 25: ...ng Do not place or store CDs in the following places Locations exposed to direct sunlight Humid or dusty locations Locations directly exposed to a heat vent or heating appliance In the glove compartme...

Page 26: ...CD PLAYER mode selected Is the cue point set Is the loop in point start point set Have you inserted a SD Memory Card that already has the panel data for the corresponding media In this case the SD Mem...

Page 27: ...he wrong file was selected You cannot format this SD Memory Card The inserted disc is unrecognizable The disc has been inserted upside down You tried to save to a SD Memory Card but there is no sample...

Page 28: ...RQT7115 B M0304TK2054 En Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd Web Site http www panasonic co jp global...

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