M-Audio DCP-300 manual Control Panel

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DCP-300

User Guide

Control Panel

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Master Volume – Controls the overall volume of the piano, including the built-in speakers and the headphone outputs. Slide to the right to increase the volume, and to the left to decrease the volume. Please note that the Master Volume does not affect the volume of the Line Outputs 17 .

Bass Control – Controls the amount of bass (low frequency) content of the sound output. Turn clockwise to increase the bass, turn counter-clockwise to decrease.

Treble Control – Controls the amount of treble (high frequency) content of the sound output. Turn clockwise to increase the treble, turn counter-clockwise to decrease.

Function Buttons – Used to access various functions of DCP-300, including turning Chorus and Reverb on or off, setting Touch sensitivity, activating Split and Layer Modes, etc.

Transpose Buttons – Used to transpose the pitch of the DCP-300 keyboard, and also may be used in combination with the Function buttons to enter data during certain editing functions.

Tempo Buttons – Used to adjust the Metronome tempo, and also may be used in combination with the Function buttons to enter data during certain editing functions.

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) – The LCD shows information about the current parameters in Performance Mode, and provides information during editing functions.

Data Control Knob – The Data Control knob is a multi-purpose control for entering and changing the settings of various functions. In its default setting it is assigned to change Voice Volume.

Voice Select Buttons – Used in conjunction with the Bank button to select the sounds built into DCP-300.

Bank Button – Toggles between the two banks of eight voices (sounds). Used with the Voice Select buttons to select the voices of DCP-300.

Sequencer Control Buttons – Used to record and play back songs recorded in the internal sequencer (Song Recorder) of DCP-300.

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Contents User Guide Table of Contents Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Appendices Features IntroductionWhat’s in the Kit Controls and Connectors Right PanelControl Panel Voice Select Connections Panel Rear PanelUsing DCP-300 for the First Time Connect the Power CableConnect the Pedal Board Turn the Power On Set a Comfortable Volume Level Connect Headphones Using the PedalsPedal board has three pedals Selecting Different Sounds Press the Bank buttonPress the Demo button to enter Demo Mode Additional FeaturesPlaying the Demo Songs Demo Play Mode Press one of the Voice Select buttons to select a demo songPress the Metronome button Using the MetronomePress the Demo button Metronome will sound and the LEDMetronome Volume TempoTime Signature Using the Song Recorder Song Record Mode Start playing the keyboard. Recording starts asRecord button again to stop recording ‣ To erase clear a track Song Playback Press the Play button to begin playbackWhen you are finished playing, press Punch Press the Play buttonPlay the keyboard to record your new performance To stop recording, press the Record button againUsing the Reverb Effect Press the Reverb buttonRoom Hall Plate Delay Pan Delay Following Reverb Types are availableUsing the Chorus Effect Chorus FB Chorus Flanger Short Delay FB Delay Following Chorus/Effect Types are availableUp.Bass Vol127 Split ModeGrand Piano Eb3 Press the Split buttonDCP-300 Press the Split button to turn off Split ModeDefault values for Split Mode are Press the Split button againLayer Mode Press the Layer buttonPress a Voice Select button Use the Data Control knob to adjust the volume Press the Layer button to turn off Layer Mode Using Split and Layer Modes Together ‣ To change the Split Voice ‣ To change the Split Voice Volume Layer Mode Transpose Buttons ‣ To use the Transpose FunctionOctave Function Press the Chorus and Touch buttons at the same time Same time to enable the Master Tune functionMaster Tune Press the Chorus and Touch buttons atTouch Normal Touch Select ModeTouch button to enter Touch Select Mode With the Touch button lit, press and holdFixed Level Method 2 Factory Reset Resetting DCP-300 What to do if you need to Start OverMethod 1 Piano Reset Press the Reverb and Chorus buttons at the same timeWindows Using your Digital Console Piano with a ComputerComputer System Requirements MacConnecting DCP-300 to your Computer Connecting the DCP-300 Auxiliary Input File playing through the DCP-300 Speakers at a comfortable listening levelInstalling Sibelius First Software Running Sibelius First Software DCP-300 User Guide On Windows computers On MacLocal OFF Midi FunctionsLocal On/Off LocalMidi Channel Midi ChanData Control Assign Care and Maintenance TroubleshootingAppendix a Defaults Parameter Factory Default Retained on Power-DownAppendices Reverb and Chorus Defaults Appendix B Midi Implementation Function… Transmitted Recognized RemarksAppendix C Data Control Assignments and Midi CC List MSBEffect Control 1 fine Warranty Warranty TermsWarranty Registration Audio UK

DCP-300 specifications

The M-Audio DCP-300 is a professional-grade digital audio interface designed for musicians, producers, and audio engineers seeking high-quality sound and flexibility in their recording setups. With its robust features and advanced technologies, the DCP-300 stands out as a reliable choice for both studio and live performance applications.

One of the standout features of the DCP-300 is its high-resolution audio capability. It supports up to 24-bit/192kHz recording and playback, ensuring pristine sound quality that captures the nuances of any recording. Whether you are tracking vocals, instruments, or full band performances, the impressive audio fidelity makes it ideal for various musical genres.

The DCP-300 is equipped with multiple input options, including mic preamps, line inputs, and instrument inputs. This versatility allows users to connect a wide range of audio sources, from dynamic and condenser microphones to electric guitars and synthesizers. Additionally, it comes with Phantom power for condenser microphones, further expanding its usability in different recording scenarios.

In terms of connectivity, the DCP-300 features USB-C technology, providing a fast and reliable connection to computers and other devices. This ensures low-latency performance, which is crucial for real-time monitoring and playback. Additionally, it is compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems, making it a convenient choice for a variety of users.

The DCP-300 also includes a comprehensive set of outputs, including balanced TRS outputs, headphone outputs, and MIDI I/O. This allows for easy integration with other studio equipment such as monitors, headphones, and MIDI devices, facilitating a streamlined workflow in your audio production environment.

For enhanced control over your recordings, the DCP-300 offers direct monitoring options. This allows users to hear their input signals in real-time without the delay associated with digital processing, making it easier to perform and track multiple instruments and vocals.

Moreover, the device features intuitive controls and a clear, user-friendly interface. With dedicated gain knobs, mute switches, and LED indicators, users can easily adjust settings and monitor levels at a glance.

Overall, the M-Audio DCP-300 is a feature-rich digital audio interface that combines high-quality audio performance, versatile connectivity options, and user-friendly design. Its advanced capabilities make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to elevate their recording and production experience.
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