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SPECIAL DISC JOCKEY TECHNIQUES

TECHNIQUES SPECIALES “DISC JOCKEY”

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COMPACT DISC PLAYER CDJ-500S

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TEMPO

 

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±10/±16

 

TIME

AUTO

 

MASTER

 

 

TEMPO

 

MODE

CUE

 

 

 

 

LOOP IN/

TRACK SEARCH

 

 

EJECT

REAL TIME

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IN/REALTIME CUE OUT/EXIT

RELOOP

0

CUE/OUT

 

 

LOOP

TEMPO

 

 

 

 

ADJUST

SEARCH

OUT ADJUST

 

 

 

 

 

 

1Á￿

MASTER TEMPO

RELOOP

SEARCH (1, Á)

CUE

CUE

TEMPO

PLAY/PAUSE

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REV

FWD

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Jog Dial Functions

Playback

During playback, rotate the jog dial slowly (two times or less per second: beat search)

ÖThe beat (tempo) changes in proportion to the amount the dial is rotated, either increasing (FWD+) or decreas- ing (REV–).

ÖWhen dial rotation is stopped, the tempo returns to its original speed.

Rotating the jog dial quickly (more than two times per sec- ond) during playback.

ÖFast forward or fast reverse will be performed while producing broken or intermittent sound from the disc.

Fonctions de la molette pas-à-pas

Pendant la lecture

Rotation lente de la molette (deux fois ou moins par seconde: recherche à mesure) pendant la lecture

ÖLa mesure (tempo) change selon le degré de rotation de la molette: soit elle augmente (FWD+), soit elle diminue (REV–).

ÖQuand on arrête de tourner la molette, le tempo revient à sa vitesse originale.

Rotation rapide de la molette (plus de deux fois par seconde) pendant la lecture

ÖL’avance rapide ou le recul rapide est exécuté en laissant entendre les sons brisés ou intermittents du disque.

Standby (Frame Search)

With the unit in standby mode, rotate the jog dial slowly.

ÖFrame search will be performed in 1-frame increments.

ÖIf the dial is rotated at a steady rate in the FWD+ direc- tion, playback sound will be audible (normal speed).

Cue Standby (Cue Point Adjust)

With the unit in cue standby mode, pressing one of the SEARCH buttons (1, Á) causes the unit to enter the audible standby mode (disc sound can still be heard even though unit is in standby). Rotating the jog dial moves the cue point. After moving the cue point, press the CUE but- ton to set the new cue point.

Loop Play (Loop-Out Point Adjust)

During loop play, press the LOOP OUT ADJUST button to enter loop out adjust mode. Rotating the jog dial move the loop out point in 1-frame increments.

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Pendant l’attente (Recherche d’image)

Pendant que l’appareil est en mode d’attente, tourner lentement la molette pas-à-pas.

ÖLa recherche d’image s’accomplit par palier d’une ima- ge.

ÖSi la molette est tournée à une cadence régulière dans le sens avant (FWD+), le son reproduit est audible (vitesse normale).

Pendant l’attente au point d’attaque (Réglage de point d’attaque)

L’appareil étant en mode d’attente au point d’attaque, une poussée sur une des touches SEARCH (1, Á) le fait passer au mode d’attente audible (le son du disque est audible bien que l’appareil soit en attente). La rotation de la molette déplace le point d’attaque. Après l’avoir fait, appuyer sur la touche CUE pour définir le nouveau point d’attaque.

Pendant une lecture en boucle (Réglage du point de sortie de boucle)

Pendant la lecture en boucle, appuyer sur la touche LOOP OUT ADJUST pour passer au mode de réglage de sortie de boucle. Une rotation de la molette permet alors de déplacer le point de sortie de boucle par paliers d’une ima- ge.

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Pioneer CDJ-500S user service Techniques Speciales Disc Jockey, Jog Dial Functions, Fonctions de la molette pas-à-pas

CDJ-500S specifications

The Pioneer CDJ-500S is a significant model in the evolution of digital DJing, launched in the late 1990s. This compact CD player is revered for its innovative features and user-friendly design, making it a noteworthy tool in the arsenal of many DJs. The CDJ-500S was one of the first CD players to effectively blend the convenience of digital formats with the tactile feel of traditional turntables.

One of the standout features of the CDJ-500S is its ability to handle both CD and CD-R media, allowing DJs to use a variety of formats for their sets. The player is equipped with a direct drive mechanism that provides stability and precision, essential for seamless mixing. The auto-cue function significantly enhances the DJing experience by enabling easy track navigation. DJs can quickly find the start of a track, ensuring smooth transitions during live performances.

The CDJ-500S also features an expansive LCD display that provides essential information including track time, playback status, and BPM, enhancing the user’s ability to monitor track progress easily. Its intuitive control layout includes pitch control for adjusting the tempo, allowing users to beat-match tracks effortlessly. The player supports pitch ranges of ±8%, ±16%, and even ±100% for extreme control, catering to a variety of mixing styles.

Another remarkable technology employed in the CDJ-500S is the seamless loop function, enabling DJs to create tight loops on the fly. This feature allows artists to experiment with repeating sections, crafting unique moments during their performances. The player includes an onboard memory function that can store cues and loops, allowing for immediate recall during a live set.

In terms of connectivity, the CDJ-500S provides standard audio outputs, allowing for easy integration into any mixing setup. Additionally, it incorporates a headphone output with a cueing function, enabling DJs to pre-listen to tracks before transitioning them into the mix.

The Pioneer CDJ-500S has earned its place in DJ history due to its robust build, reliability, and innovative features. Although newer models have since surpassed it, the CDJ-500S remains a beloved choice for those who appreciate its blend of simplicity and functionality, proving that it laid the groundwork for the advanced CDJs we see today.

Overall, the CDJ-500S is a testament to Pioneer’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of DJ technology and set a new standard for digital mixing.