Click OK, Sound card 1 SC1, Sound card 2 SC2

3 Select the output terminal of the CDJ-400 as a sound card.

•Sound card 1 (SC1):

After clicking the check box for [Sound Card 1 (SC1)] ON, click to select the audio output terminal (device/channel name) from the list of sound cards.

•Sound card 2 (SC2):

After clicking the check box for [Sound Card 2 (SC2)] ON, click to select the audio output terminal (device/channel name) from the list of sound cards.

CDJ-400 Audio Output Terminal (Device/Channel Name)

If one CDJ-400 is connected:

“PIONEER CDJ-400 ASIO” is displayed in the list of sound cards. If two CDJ-400s are connected:

Both “PIONEER CDJ-400 ASIO: CDJ-400 1” and “PIONEER CDJ-400 ASIO: CDJ- 400 2” are displayed in the list of sound cards. “CDJ-400 1” or “CDJ-400 2” is displayed in the CDJ-400 display corresponding to its respective channel, so select the CDJ-400 that is positioned on the left for player A and the CDJ-400 positioned on the right for player B.

Selecting a Sound Card:

You can select audio devices other than the CDJ-400 as the sound card. When one is selected, the DJS audio is output from the selected audio device and audio is not output from the CDJ-400 Audio output connectors.

4 Click [OK].

• Click [OK]. The [Mixer/Sound Card] setting screen will close.

Selecting a Sound Card

Sound cards and/or audio units other than the CDJ-400 may be selected from the sound cards that are displayed in the list.

When one is selected, the DJS audio is output from the selected sound card or audio unit and audio is not output from the CDJ-400 audio output terminal.

‘Configuration when using the DJS Mixer Functions (Example of Connections)’

‘Configuration when using an External DJ mixer (Example of Connections)’

Adding Audio Devices

If your computer only has one audio output system, please add another audio device, such as a sound card or an audio unit.

For information on connecting your computer with audio devices as well as on driver installation, please refer to the Operating Instructions of each audio device.

Adjusting the Delay Time

If you are using more than one sound card and/or audio unit and there are differences in their responsiveness, you can match them up by setting a delay time (adding a delay time) for the audio output with a fast response time to the audio output timing of the audio output unit with the slower response time.

If you are using two CDJ-400s, no adjustments in the delay time are required. Set the delay time of sound card 1 (SC1) and sound card 2 (SC2) to 0 msec.

Adjusting the Buffer Size

If the audio gets interrupted during playback, increase the size of the buffer.

Player L (List Player)

If your computer has three or more audio output systems, you can output audio for three players, namely player A, player B and a list player.

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CDJ-400 specifications

The Pioneer CDJ-400 is a groundbreaking digital media player that has significantly shaped the landscape of DJing since its release. It combines advanced technology, user-friendly features, and compatibility with various audio formats, making it a popular choice among both novice and professional DJs.

One of the standout features of the CDJ-400 is its ability to play multiple audio formats, including MP3, WAV, and AAC files. This flexibility allows DJs to mix and match tracks from various sources, whether they come from CDs, USB drives, or even laptops through a FireWire connection. The USB connectivity enables easy access to music libraries, allowing for seamless transitions and virtually limitless track selection.

The CDJ-400 incorporates a 4.3-inch color LCD screen that displays crucial track information such as elapsed time, remaining time, and waveform graphics. This intuitive interface enhances a DJ's ability to visualize their mixes and make informed decisions on the fly. The player also features a jog wheel that is not only touch-sensitive but also allows for precise manipulation of tracks, whether for scratching or pitch bending.

Another notable feature is the built-in effects processor, which gives DJs the creative tools to enhance their performances. The CDJ-400 offers various effects such as looping, reverse play, and even a beat loop function, allowing for dynamic mixing possibilities. Additionally, the unit's MIDI control capability enables seamless integration with DJ software, expanding the range of performance options.

The unit’s compact design does not compromise on build quality. With a sturdy chassis and a layout that emphasizes functionality, the CDJ-400 is designed to withstand the rigors of regular use in club environments. Furthermore, its ergonomic setup facilitates quick access to essential controls, ensuring that DJs can stay focused on their performance without fumbling with settings.

The Pioneer CDJ-400 is a perfect bridge for DJs seeking to transition from traditional vinyl to digital formats. Its combination of advanced technology with ease of use makes it an invaluable tool for those looking to elevate their DJing skills. Overall, the CDJ-400 stands as a testament to Pioneer's commitment to innovation in the DJ industry, offering powerful features in a compact package.