Pioneer SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01D manual Cutting a Specific Range, Adjusting all of the Sound

DJS Ver. 1.600

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Use the Kill function when you wish to kill just a specific range (high, mid or low) of sound completely. Following is an explanation by way of an example of how to turn ON the Kill function for a song being played on player A.

1 Click the [A/F] button on player A.

2 Click the [KILL] button of the range of music to be cut.

• The button for the range you clicked lights up and that range of sound is completely cut.

Recovering a cut range of sound

Click the button for the range of sound that is lit orange and it will go off.

3 Playing Sound Adjusting the Sound Quality

Equalizer

From the left, it indicates low, medium and high volumes. (Equalizer ON: Lit Equalizer OFF: Unlit)

Kill function is OFF.

Kill function is OFF.

Kill function is ON.

Adjusting all of the Sound

You can adjust all of the sound together by using the functions below.

Trim:Adjusts the input signal level when sending sound from each player to the mixer.

[AUTO] Button: Automatically matches the input signal level of the clicked player to the input signal level of the player currently playing.

3-1-2Cutting a Specific Range

Turning OFF the Equalizer function

When the equalizer function is ON (the indicator lit), if you click the [Equalizer] button, the equalizer functions turns OFF. (The indicator goes off/gray.) If you click it again, it turns back ON.

[KILL] Button

This is on both the mixer and the [EQ (Equalizer)] screen. It operates the same regardless of which you use.

How to use the Kill function

The Kill function is convenient to use in the following situations.

(a)Cut the low range of player A and then substitute the low range of player B, thereby making it sound like a different song.

(b)When mixing songs, if the same range of sound of the 2 songs makes it sound discordant, cutting the range of sound from 1 allows the songs to mix smoothly.

Simultaneously cutting two sound ranges

Channel A and channel B each have three [KILL] buttons (for a total of six); two of these buttons may be used simultaneously.

‘4-5 Key Operations’ P.67 ‘9-5 Key Assignment Settings’

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If you hold down the two assigned keys on your keyboard at the same time, you can completely cut two sound ranges at one time.

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