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ADVANCED OPERATIONS: CARD MIXING (dual mode)
7 CD and MEMORY CARD synchro playback
Aligning the beats of two different tracks is a basic technique that DJs must
master. To do this, the CARD TEMPO dial is rotated until the tempo of the
memory card playback matches the beat of the currently playing CD; the DJ
then presses the MIXOUT CARD CONTROL block’s LOOP START/STOP
button with the proper timing to align the two sources.
÷ While MIXOUT is turned OFF ([MIXOUT] button indicator is not lighted),
no memory card sound is produced from the AUDIO OUT connectors. Leave
the MIXOUT set to OFF while adjusting the memory card’s tempo and
practicing the start timing; when ready, set MIXOUT to ON and press the
LOOP START/STOP button at the desired instant to overlay the memory
card playback with the CD sound.
÷ If you fail to press LOOP START/STOP button with the correct timing,
press the button again to stop memory card playback. The playback will
enter cue pause mode at the beginning of the track (or at the CUE point if
one has been set). When ready, press the LOOP START/STOP button to
begin synchro card playback again.
÷ If the BPM of the two sources does not match perfectly, the tempo of the two
will begin to deviate. To correct the deviation, either rotate the CARD
TEMPO dial or move the TEMPO control slider. Use the displayed BPM
value as a reference while relying on your own ears and sense of timing.
÷ This function does not automatically match the timing of different sources,
so you can utilize advanced techniques such as deliberately playing back
two sources out of synch.
7 Measuring the BPM
To assist when playing a track without a published BPM, the player automati-
cally measures the BPM during playback. During measurement, the BPM indi-
cator flashes, and when measurement is complete, the BPM indicator lights
steadily. Measuring continues thereafter and the BPM value is automatically
updated; if the unit is unable to measure the BPM value, the BPM indicator
changes to a flashing display.
÷ BPM values are not written to CD-DA, so the BPM should be measured be-
fore beginning BPM synchro playback.
÷ When using the DJ software program “DJ Booth” to download tracks to an
SD memory card, the BPM value measured with “DJ Booth” can be re-
corded beforehand on the CARD.
÷ In the event no BPM value is prerecorded on the SD memory card, it will be
necessary to perform BPM measurement in the same way as for CD-DA.
7 BPM Synchro Playback
This function automatically matches the BPM of CD and memory card play-
back in accordance with the tempo rates of each source. BPM synchro can be
used only when the BPM rates of each source are known and the difference
between them is no more than ±16%.
÷ This function automatically synchronizes the playback tempo of the memory
card to that of the CD track. As a result, if the TEMPO control slider is used
to change the playback speed of the CD, the memory card’s playback speed
will follow and change as well.
÷ Note, however, that the memory card’s tempo can be adjusted within a maxi-
mum range of ±16%. As a result, if the CD’s TEMPO control slider is moved
too much, the memory card’s tempo may not be able to follow.
÷ In order to use BPM synchro playback, measurement of the BPM rates for
the two sources must be completed. When playing a track whose BPM rate
has been already written to the memory card, however, new BPM measure-
ment is not required, so BPM synchro playback can be started merely by
loading the card and selecting the desired track.
÷ By using the BPM synchro function, the DJ can devote his attention to ad-
justing the beat of the music.
The BPM synchro function defaults to OFF whenever the MIXOUT CARD
CONTROL block’s [SYNCHRO] button indicator is not lighted. When BPM
synchro playback is enabled, the [SYNCHRO] button indicator flashes, but
the memory card’s playback speed remains as it was before (synchro function
standby).
÷ If the SYNCHRO button is pressed while its indicator is flashing, the but-
ton indicator lights and BPM synchro playback begins (the memory card’s
playback speed changes to match that of the CD).
÷ During BPM synchro playback, press the SYNCHRO button to turn off the
BPM synchro function (the button’s indicator light also goes out). When
this is done, the memory card’s playback speed will stay the same, and will
not return to its original state, thus allowing the CARD TEMPO dial to be
rotated to change the speed as desired.
÷ During BPM synchro playback, the CARD TEMPO dial changes to oper-
ate as the PITCH BEND function. The tempo changes temporarily in ac-
cordance with the direction and amount the dial is rotated, but when the
rotation is stopped, the playback speed returns to its previous value; this is
a convenient function for adjusting slight deviations in beat.
÷ Even when BPM synchro function is set to OFF, if a different track is se-
lected, the unit will enter the BPM synchro standby mode.
7 BPM value input (BPM Edit function)
The DJ program software “DJ Booth” has been designed to allow track BPM
values to be recorded to an SD memory card. By using “DJ Booth” to play the
tracks of a memory card and detect their BPM rates, those values can be re-
corded on the SD memory card at the same time as you copy the track to the
card. However, the DMP-555’s BPM synchro function will not operate properly
if such copying is performed before the BPM rates have been detected, or if
wrong BPM values have been recorded. In addition, the accuracy with which
“DJ Booth” detects a track’s BPM rate may not precisely match the DMP-555’s
detection accuracy, with the result that some fine tuning and adjustment may
be necessary when using the BPM synchro function with CD playback.
To solve this problem, the DMP-555 has been provided with the ability to modify
the individual track BPM values pre-recorded on SD memory cards, and record
those new values on the card. This is the BPM Edit function.
÷ Since new data will be written to the memory card, the card’s write-protect
switch must be disabled before loading the card into the player.
÷ While the player is writing new data to the card, the slot indicator will flash
above the card slot.
Never press the CARD EJECT button or dis-
connect power to the player while the indicator is flashing,
since data may be destroyed or the card may become unus-
able.
1. Set the source selector to CARD (the SOURCE SELECT
[CARD] button indicator lights), and begin playback of
the track whose BPM you wish to modify.
÷ When a BPM value has already been recorded for the track, the BPM value
will be displayed immediately after playback begins.
÷ If no BPM value has been written to the card, or if the actually measured
BPM value diverges greatly from the value previously recorded on the card,
the characters on the BPM display will flash, indicating that the player is
currently detecting the BPM value.
÷ To display the correct BPM value, move the TEMPO control slider to the
center position so that the TEMPO display shows 0.0%.
2. Hold the SYNCHRO button depressed for 2 seconds or
more to enter the EDIT MODE.
÷ The contents of the upper dot matrix display will change in the order [title]
= EDIT MODE = BPM EDIT. The card playback bit rate / BPM display
on the right side displays the BPM value recorded on the memory card,
while lower BPM display displays the actually measured BPM.
÷ Playback may stop, but in that event, merely press the PLAY/PAUSE but-
ton to resume play. When no loop is specifically set in the EDIT MODE,
playback automatically defaults to one-track loop playback. To modify the
BPM value of another track, use the TRACK SEARCH buttons to select
the new track.
¶ The BPM value of short tracks may not be measurable if the track has not
been defined well. In this event, set LOOP IN and LOOP OUT points to pro-
duce correct loop playback audio (we recommend that the “DJ Booth” pro-
gram’s CREATE function be used to set up the track again).
Содержание
- Dmp 555 1
- Operating instructions 1
- For u s model 3
- Important notice 3
- Before operations 4
- Cautions regarding handling 4
- Cd lens cleaner 4
- Cleaning the jog dial 4
- Cleaning the player 4
- Contents 4
- Installation guidelines 4
- Location 4
- Before operations cautions regarding handling 5
- Cleaning and handling compact discs 5
- Condensation 5
- Do not play a cd with a special shape 5
- Forced disc ejection 5
- Storing discs 5
- Auto cue 6
- Back cue 6
- Before operations 6
- Bpm synchro mixing 6
- Card mix 6
- Card tempo 6
- Cd rom 6
- Cd text 6
- Cue point sampler 6
- Fader start 6
- Features 6
- Frame search 6
- Isolator 6
- Jog dial 6
- Master tempo 6
- Multi read 6
- One track loop 6
- Pitch bend 6
- Playing address 6
- Real time seamless loop 6
- Reloop 6
- Scratch play 6
- Slot in 6
- Super fast search 6
- Tempo control 6
- Tempo control range 6
- Before making or changing the connections switch off the power and disconnect the power cord from the ac outlet 7
- Before operations 7
- Connecting to a dj mixer djm 300 djm 500 djm 600 djm 3000 sound output and control terminal connection 7
- Connections 7
- Use the supplied audio cables connect the white plug to the l left terminal and the red plug to the r right terminal connect the supplied control cord to enable control of the unit from the mixer to allow fader start play and back cue 7
- Alternate playback can be automatically performed when the control terminals of two units are connected with the supplied control cord p 7 8
- Before operations connections 8
- Connecting control cord to allow relay play 8
- Connecting to a dj mixer djm 300 and a cd player cdj 100s sound output and control terminal connection 8
- A connecting to other mixers 9
- B connecting to a stereo amplifier when not using a dj mixer 9
- Before operations connections 9
- C connecting to a component with a digital input terminal 9
- Computer connection 9
- Connecting the power cord 9
- Connecting to other devices 9
- 14 15 16 10
- 20 21 22 23 10
- 30 31 32 17 33 10
- 39 40 41 42 43 10
- 8 25 26 27 28 10
- Before operations 10
- Panel facilities 10
- 52 53 54 55 56 11
- 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 11
- 71 72 73 75 74 76 11
- A cue indicator 11
- Before operations panel facilities 11
- Bpm counter display 11
- Card eject button 0 11
- Card indicator 11
- Card playback bit rate bpm display k bps bpm 11
- Card time in minutes seconds m s frame f indicator 11
- Card track indicator tr 11
- Card trim dial p 18 11
- Cd eject button 0 11
- Cd eject lock switch 11
- Cd indicator 11
- Cd rom indicator 11
- Cue indicator 11
- Display 11
- Dot matrix display panel 11
- Edit indicator 11
- Eject lock indicator 11
- Folder indicator 11
- Isolator band high select button indicator p 17 11
- Isolator band low select button indicator p 17 11
- Isolator band mid select button indicator p 17 11
- Isolator card select indicator p 17 42 isolator cd select indicator p 17 43 isolator reset select button p 17 11
- Level meter card cd l r 11
- Loop indicator 11
- Master tempo indicator mt 11
- Mixout button indicator p 18 11
- Play status display 11
- Reloop indicator 11
- Remain indicator 11
- Tempo control range indicators 6 10 16 11
- Tempo display 11
- Time minutes display m 63 time seconds display s 64 frame display f 11
- Title indicator 11
- Track number display 11
- Basic operation 12
- Disc and memory card loading unloading 12
- Disc loading 12
- Formatting sd memory cards 12
- Insert a disc 12
- Loading a memory card 12
- Precautions regarding handling and storage of memory cards 12
- Set the rear panel power switch to on 12
- The disc can be ejected anytime using the cd eject button 0 when the cd eject lock switch is set to unlock 12
- To protect important data 12
- Auto cueing 13
- Basic operation 13
- Dj player operation 13
- During playback press the play pause button 6 13
- Folder search 13
- If auto cueing is off playback will begin automatically from the first track 13
- If auto cueing is on press the play pause button 3 8 13
- Load a disc in the player or insert a memory card containing a recorded track 13
- Press the source select button cd or card to select the source 13
- Stopping playback 13
- To begin playback 13
- To pause play 13
- Basic operation dj player operation 14
- Changing a cue point 1 during playback press the cue button 14
- Fast forward fast reverse 14
- Manual cue 1 during playback press the play pause button 3 8 to pause playback at the point you wish to begin playback 2 search for the precise position of the cue point 14
- Operation using the search buttons 1 14
- Press the cue button when you reach the desired frame number or hear the sound at the point from which you wish to begin cueing 14
- Press the search buttons 1 to set to audible pause mode 3 perform steps 2 and 3 of the section setting a cue point 14
- Setting a cue point 14
- Super fast search 14
- Super fast track search 14
- To skip to other tracks 14
- Using the track search buttons 4 14
- Applying master tempo 15
- Basic operation dj player operation 15
- Changing playback speed 15
- Checking cue points cue point sampler 15
- Jog dial function 15
- Press the play pause button 3 8 15
- Real time cue 15
- Returning to a cue point back cue 1 during playback press the cue button 15
- Rotate after pressing search button in cue pause mode cue point search 15
- Rotate during pause frame search 15
- Rotate during playback pitch bend 15
- Rotate during playback scratch play 15
- Rotate during playback while holding the search button depressed super fast search 15
- Rotate while holding track search button depressed super fast track search 15
- Selecting range of tempo adjustment 15
- Advanced operations 16
- As playback continues press the loop out out adj button at the desired loop out point 16
- Loop play 16
- Press the play pause 6 button to begin playback 2 during either playback or audible pause mode press the loop in real time cue button at the desired loop in point 16
- Press the scratch button so that the scratch button indicator is lighted 16
- Press the search button 1 or rotate the jog dial 16
- Press the source select card button card button indicator lights then play the track you wish to use for looping 2 set the loop in and loop out points 3 press the cue button in the mixout card control block 16
- Rotate the jog dial in the direction and at the speed desired 16
- Scratch play 16
- To change the loop out point 1 during loop play press the loop out out adj button 16
- To create a loop 16
- To exit from a loop cancel loop during loop play press the exit reloop button 16
- To play a single track as a loop one track loop during playback or audible pause mode press the one track loop set button 16
- To return to a loop re loop during playback press the exit reloop button 16
- To set a loop on the memory card during dual mode playback for details p 18 16
- When jog dial rotation is stopped 16
- Advanced operations 17
- Begin playback on the first player 2 when the currently playing track ends playback will begin automatically on the standby player 3 the first player will enter cue pause mode at the beginning of the next track on its disc 17
- Fader start playback 17
- Isolator function 17
- Press the isolator band button low mid or high corresponding to the band you wish to cut 17
- Press the isolator reset select button and select whether the isolator function is to be applied to cd or memory card in dual mode p 18 17
- Relay play using two players 17
- Adjusting card playback volume 18
- Advanced operations 18
- Audio out connector settings 18
- Card mix output settings 18
- Card mix playback 18
- Card mixing dual mode 18
- Cue point sampler 18
- Load a memory card with desired track into the player 18
- Loop playback of a single track on a memory card 18
- Press the cue button in the mixout card control block 18
- Press the loop start stop button 3 7 18
- Press the mixout button 18
- Press the mixout card control block s track search button 4 to select the desired track onto the memory card 18
- Rotate the card trim dial 18
- Advanced operations card mixing dual mode 19
- Bpm synchro playback 19
- Bpm value input bpm edit function 19
- Cd and memory card synchro playback 19
- Hold the synchro button depressed for 2 seconds or more to enter the edit mode 19
- Measuring the bpm 19
- Set the source selector to card the source select card button indicator lights and begin playback of the track whose bpm you wish to modify 19
- Advanced operations card mixing dual mode 20
- Computer linked operations 20
- Press the synchro button to write the modified bpm data to the memory card 20
- Use the jog dial or search button to change the bpm value appearing on the card playback bit rate bpm display to the desired value 20
- When the display s rewriting message changes to complete the new data has been completely written to memory card and the unit will return to the original card mode 20
- Incorrect operations can be mistaken as malfunctions if you believe the unit is not operating correctly consult the chart below sometimes incorrect operation may be due to a malfunction in another component if the problem is not fixed check the other components used with the player if the problem still persists contact your nearest pioneer authorized service center or dealer for service 21
- Others 21
- Remedy 21
- Symptom 21
- Troubleshooting 21
- Card error caution 22
- Cd player error 22
- Error message display 22
- Others troubleshooting 22
- Accessories 23
- Cd player 23
- Cd rom error caution 23
- External interface 23
- Miscellaneous 23
- Other error caution 23
- Others specifications 23
- Sd memory card 23
- Specifications 23
- 872 4159 24
- Allstate parkway markham ontario l3r op2 905 479 4411 1 877 283 5901 24
- Pioneer corporatio 24
- Pioneer electronics of canada inc customer satisfaction department 24
- Pioneer electronics usa inc customer support division p o box 1760 long beach ca 90801 1760 u s a 24
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