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American Audio Radius 3000 manual User Guide and Reference Manual, 9/09, Sampling

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Radius 3000™

Radius 3000™

PROFESSIONAL SD/USB/CD PLAYER

Featuring:

Sampling

User Guide and Reference Manual

9/09

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American Audio Radius 3000 manual User Guide and Reference Manual, PROFESSIONAL SD/USB/CD PLAYER Featuring, 9/09, Sampling

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User Guide and Reference Manual RadiusPROFESSIONAL SD/USB/CD PLAYER Featuring 9/09CONTENTS Do not open Risk of electric shock Important informationELECTRICAL PRECAUTIONS ELECTRICAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONSIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DAmAgE REQUIRINg SERVICE - Unplug this productPurchase Notes SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSUnpacking Set-UpPrecautionsIntroduction IntroductionMain features 2.Installing the Units 1.Checking the Contentsimportant Sd card information & Set-up SD CARD INFORMATIONFigure GENERAL Functions and controlsA. Top unit controls Figure GENERAL Functions and controls Cont A. CUE SCRATCH BUTTON 12.jog wheel effects and controls15.IN, OUT, & RELOOP BUTTONS GENERAL Functions and controls Cont17. FAST TRACK BUTTONS 16. SEARCH BUTTONS26.EFFECTS AND HOLD BUTTON GENERAL Functions and controls ContHOLD BUTTON - This button has two functions GENERAL Functions and controls ContGENERAL Functions and controls Cont B. REAR PANEL FIGUREFigure 42 43 C. VFD DISPLAY PANEL FIGURE4546 GENERAL Functions and controls Contwill display either the elapse, total, or remaining time of a track or the entire disc. The display time will depend on the selected time function. The selected time function will be displayed above the TIME METER as either TOTAL REMAINING, Remaining track time, or Elapsed track name GENERAL Functions and controls ContINTERNAL menu 1. Loading/EJECTING AN SD CArd, USB Device, or cd BASIC OPERATIONSFigure 2. Selecting your audio source - Figure 3. Selecting TracksBASIC OPERATIONS Cont 5. Pausing - Figure4. STARTING PLAYBACK - Figure 6. Stopping Playback - Figures 8 &Setting A Cue Point 10. SETTING and STORING a CUE POINT9. SCANNING FAST FORWARD/FAST REVERSE BASIC OPERATIONS Cont11. Creating and playing a Seamless Loop Storing A Cue PointBASIC OPERATIONS Cont 28not both. To Store a cue point3 Press the OUT BUTTON 15 to set the ending point for your SEAMLESS LOOP Figure 17. The IN BUTTON 15 and OUT BUTTON 15 LEDs will immediately begin to flash rapidly, indicating the SEAMLESS LOOP mode has been activated BASIC OPERATIONS ContTo create a sample 12. Using the Built In SamplerBASIC OPERATIONS Cont Changing the Sample Parameters Changing the Sample Parameters - VolumeChanging the Sample Parameters - Speed Changing the Sample Parameters - Hold Function14. BANK PROGRAM BUTTON 13. Bank ButtonsTo program samples BASIC OPERATIONS Cont15. Changing the time meter 54/Time bar SYSTEM MEMORY16. RECALL MEMORY BASIC OPERATIONS ContTOUCH SENSITIVE JOG WHEEL Pitch adjustments Pitch adjustments1. Pitch Slider Pitch bend buttons 2. Pitch BendingPitch adjustments FigurePitch adjustments 3. Jog wheelBEAT SELECTION BANKS Built-ineffects1 - Refreshes on the 1/4 Beat 2 - Refreshes on the 1/2 BeatBuilt-ineffects FILTER EFFECT: The Filter effect tweaks the original sound to add different tonal definition. The Filter Effect has two adjustable param- eters, Parameter Time PT and Parameter Ratio PR. The PT will ad- just the Time Range and The PR will adjust the Frequency Range see Parameters in the next sectionBuilt-ineffects ParametersADVANCED TRACK SEARCH MAIN PLAYER with loaded USB Device Radius 3000 link upSECOND PLAYER USB CableData backup Dbbuilder Playlist operation midi table midi table cont CD SD SD_IN midi table contFLIP-FLOP FLIP-FLOPMono Mini Plug To FLIP-FLOPsingle tracks1-YEARLIMITED WARRANTY Warranty2 With 20KHz low pass filter, IHF-Aweighted SPECIFICATIONSGENERAL AUDIO SECTION