Pioneer DJM-500 Using the Fader Start Function, Turn off the cross fader switch, Fader Start Play

USING THE FADER START FUNCTION

By connecting the optional CD players CDJ-500G and CDJ-500 to CH1 and CH2, the player can be started using the channel fader or cross fader controls. (The control cable must be connected.)

Channel fader controls

Fader start switches

assign (A) switch

						AUTO BPM COUNTER SELECTOR
MONITOR		10			10		10		10			10	10	EFFECT SELECTOR
		9			9		9		9			9	9	mSec
MONO	STEREO	8			8		8		8			8	8	AUTO PAN	FLANGER
		7			7		7		7			7	7
														ECHO	REVERB
		6			6		6		6			6	6			%
														DELAY	PITCH
		5			5		5		5			5	5	AUTO	SHIFTER
MONITOR EQ		4			4		4		4			4	4		SEND/
		3			3		3		3			3	3	BPM	RETURN
		2			2		2		2			2	2	CH.SELECTOR
		1			1		1		1			1	1	3	4
		0			0		0		0			0	0	2	MIC
														1	MASTER
–12dB	+12dB
MONITOR LEVEL				CH-1		CH-2		CROSS FADER
		2	3	OFF	ON	OFF	ON	OFF	ON	2	3	MASTER BALANCE		PARAMETER
		1	4		FADER START					1	4
–∞	0dB
		ASSIGN A				CROSS FADER				ASSIGN B		L	R	MIN	MAX
												BOOTH MONITOR LEVEL		EFFECT ON/OFF
PHONES
				<A				B>				–∞	0dB

Cross fader switch

Assign (B) switch

Cross fader control

Fader Start Play

When the DJ mixer DJM-500 and the CD player CDJ-500G for DJs are connected using the control cable, fader start play can be performed. This means that by increasing the mixer fader control, the pause of the player will be released and the song starts immediately automatically. The cross fader can also be used to perform fader start play. By returning the fader to the original position, as the player will be returned to the cue point (back cue), sampler playing can also be performed. (DJM-500 fader start play can be performed even when combined with the CDJ-500G and CDJ-500. However, back cue play can be performed only when combined with the CDJ-500.)

A	Control cable	B
CDJ-500		CDJ-500	Cross Fader Start Play and Back Cue Play
			A can be started just by moving the cross fader control
			from right to left during standby when A is at the cue point.
			Likewise, B can also be started just by moving the cross
			fader control from left to right during standby when B is
			at the cue point.
			At the same time, A will back cue (returns to the cue point).
CROSS FADER	DJM-500

Starting the Cross Fader

Starting the Channel fader

1Turn on the cross fader switch.

2Turn on the fader start switch (CH-1 or CH-2) of the channel connected to the player to be controlled.

3Select the channel connecting the player with the assign switch.

4Minimize the cross fader of the selected chan- nel fully. (The example is the case of connect- ing the player to CH-1.)

[Example]

2	3	CROSS FADER
1		4

<A B>

ASSIGN A

5Set the cue point of the player and set the player to standby at this cue point.

6To start playing, raise the cross fader volume at the timing to be started.

*This function will not work when assigns A and B are the same CH, etc.

1Turn off the cross fader switch.

2Turn on the fader start switch of the channel connected to the player to be controlled.

3Minimize the channel fader controls fully.

4Set the cue point of the player and set the player to standby at this cue point.

5To start playing, raise the cross fader volume at the timing to be started.

The cue point may be preset in the CDJ-500. In this case, there is no need for the player to standby at the cue point.

After playing starts, if the fader control is completely returned to the original position, the player will return to the cue point and set into the standby state.

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