Pioneer MEP-7000  Changing the playlist’s track order,  To delete tracks from a playlist

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START PLAYBACK (Using normal connections)

Changing the playlist’s track order

1Select the track you wish to move from the playlist.

2Press the rotary selector dial.

•A menu will appear in the right window.

3Turn the rotary selector dial to select [MOVE TRACK], then press the rotary selector dial.

•A yellow line will be displayed.

4Turn the rotary selector dial to the place you wish to move the track.

5Press the rotary selector dial.

•The track selected in step 1 will be moved to before the track selected in step 4, and the display will return to the playlist.

To delete tracks from a playlist

1Select the track you wish to delete from the playlist.

2Press the rotary selector dial.

•A menu will appear in the right window.

3Turn the rotary selector dial to select [DELETE TRACK], then press the rotary selector dial.

•The track will be deleted from the playlist.

•A track cannot be deleted when it is set in the controller.

To close a playlist

1 When a playlist is open, press the select up () button.

To delete a playlist

All tracks recorded in the playlist will be deleted from the playlist.

1Select the name of the playlist.

2Hold the rotary selector dial depressed for one second or more.

The [CANCEL], [RENAME], [ALL TRACK CLEAR] menu will appear.

3Turn the rotary selector dial and select [ALL TRACK CLEAR].

4Press the rotary selector dial.

All tracks recorded in the playlist will be deleted from the playlist (the playlist will be empty).

•A track set in the controller cannot be deleted from the playlist.

Editing the name of a playlist

1 Select the desired playlist

2Hold the rotary selector dial depressed for one second or more.

•A menu will appear on the right side of the center display.

3Use the rotary selector dial to select [RENAME], then press the rotary selector dial.

4Enters edit mode. Use the rotary selector dial to edit the name of the playlist.

•A maximum of 32 characters can be input.

Select up () button:

Delete previous character to cursor. Select down () button:

Move cursor to next character. Press rotary selector dial:

Save edited contents and leave editing mode. Rotate rotary selector dial:

Select character type: Upper case  lower case  numerals  symbols

5When editing is completed, press the rotary selector dial.

• The playlist will flash, indicating that editing is completed.

MEMO

•Two-byte characters are not supported.

•For information on using a keyboard for editing, see the section “TRACK SELECTION WITH A USB KEYBOARD” (P. 30).

English

Saving a playlist

Whenever tracks are recorded, erased, or edited in a playlist, the new playlist is automatically saved (saving occurs about five seconds after an editing operation is performed, assuming no further command input).

NOTE

•If the unit’s power is turned off immediate (within five seconds) after editing a playlist, the results of the edit may not be reflected properly.

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Contents MEP-7000 Class Operating Environment Contents Manipulator style FeaturesNormal style Pitch Bend MemoSuper Fast Pitch Bend Frame SearchMaster Tempo Tempo Control RangeBack CUE CUE/LOOP MemorySpecifications Audio cables x Power cord Comfirm AccessoriesControl cords x DJS 1 Set Dedicated remote control cable USB auxiliary power cable Warranty cardTypes of Discs Playable on this Unit Regarding Playable Discs and FilesAbout MP3/AAC Disc Playback About Playback from USB Storage DeviceFAT, FAT32, HFS+ About AAC Files About MP3 FilesMPEG-1 MPEG-2About Aiff Files About WAV FilesInstallation Guidelines Connections Normal Style ConnectionsSystem connections Connecting other components Connection to external monitor pin-jack connectorConnecting another mixer Connecting a stereo amplifier when not using DJ mixerConnecting the power cord Connecting a computerAudio interface sold separately Audio cable Mixer Manipulator Style ConnectionsFront Panel Parts and Their FunctionsDrive Unit Control UnitCUE P Track Search ,  buttons P Search ,  buttons P Time mode/auto cue button TIME/A.CUE TimeBrowse button P MIX button PCenter Display Rear Panel Handling Discs and Other Media Set the drive unit’s front panel Power switch to onLoading and Removing Discs Insert a discWriting Management Data to a USB Storage Device Connecting and Disconnecting USB Storage DevicesDisconnect the USB storage device  To disconnect a USB storage deviceStart Playback Browse Screen Source icons File Browsing and Library  Browse icons  File Browsing Library Browsing View Properties of the Currently Playing Track Select the TrackTrack Selection with a USB Keyboard M3U File Track/folder jump  Editing playlist namesTAB When a Playlist is Open Using the Playlist Playlist display composition Playlist listing  To record tracks in a playlist To delete tracks from a playlist  Changing the playlist’s track order To close a playlist  To delete a playlistBasic Controller Operations  Using the Track Search ,  buttons Switching the JOG ModeTrack Skip JOG Dial FunctionSetting CUE Points Changing the Play SpeedApplying a Master Tempo Turning Auto Cue ON/OFF Auto CUE FunctionChanging the Auto Cue Level Press the Pitch Bend +, buttons to change the valueAdvanced Operations Section Loop PlayCUE POINT/LOOP Point Memory Effect Screen Scratch PlaySpin Play JOG Break PlayAbout Scratch About TransAbout Bubble About JET Jog break effectAbout Roll Effect HoldEffect off MIX ScreenAbout WAH Sets the Auto MIX function ON/OFF MIX mode select Sets the BPM Sync ON/OFF Instant Change Function  Automatic Playlist Playback About Fader Start PlayPress the Auto MIX function button to set to on Press the play/pause  button for controller aSoftware END User License Agreement About DJS SoftwareCopyright Warning Installing DJS Software  Precautions regarding installation Installation Procedure Pioneer Electronics USA INC User Registration Card AddressDisclaimer Regarding Online Support Using the accessory CD-ROM to install the application Driver Installation Before installing Important About the Driver ProgramFor Windows XP  Connecting this unit to the computerFor Windows Follow the instructions that appear on the screen Confirming the driver version  Setting the buffer sizeSupported DJ softwares Using DJ SoftwareTwo Styles of Play Normal StylePreparing Your DJ Software Program  Control in Normal StyleConnect to the computer Select PC on the Browse screen  Control using Manipulator StylePress Load a or B button Use the controller to operate the DJ softwareUsing Midi for Computer Control  Setting a Midi channel Press the Utility button Press the PC function button button Interface Name Midi Message TableComments TypeSelect Down Rotary Selector DialSelect UP Push Load aTo Cancel CD-G Play Mode Select CD-G Play ModeEnjoying CD-G Karaoke To Play a CD-G DiscSetting Method Using the UtilitySettings CD-G Setting the browse type Backing UP User Data Creating Libraries Writing data to USB storage device  Reading data from a USB storage deviceTo Perform a Factory Reset Turn power OFF and on againConfirm message Troubleshooting Adjust button About the LCD Screen About OEL Organic EL ScreensAbout the Driver Program Error Message Display MEP-7000 UpdatesError Code Error Type Media Description CD-TEXT Software Limiting ConditionsDisclaimer Pioneer Corporation
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