Pioneer SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01 manual Playing a Part of a Song Repeatedly, Setting up Loops Play

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3-3Playing a Part of a Song Repeatedly

One of the things DJs do is play loops.

By playing just one part of a song over and over again, you can get various effects.

(Ex. 1) Playing one part of a song over and over again gives it the feeling of being stuck in the groove.

(Ex. 2) With a loop playing as a base, lay the melody of another song on top.

With the sound of how pro DJs perform in mind, try out all kinds of different things.

3-3-1Setting up Loops (Play)

While listening to a song, set the range of the loop. As soon as you finish setting it, the loop immediately starts playing.

	Loop In	Loop Out
		Loop	Loop	Loop	Loop	Loop
Dead Air
				Loop Playing

1 Click the [A/F] button and it plays the song.

(Contd. on the next page)

Playing a Part of a Song Repeatedly

Saving a loop

‘4-1 Setting up to 4 Points to Start Playing (Track Hot Cue)’ P.57

Saving a Loop as a Separate Track

‘5-3 Saving the Length of a Loop as a Track’ P.73

A Loop is overwritten…

(a)When Cues have been Set

(b)When Auto Cue is ON and you put on another song

(c)When Auto Cue is on and you return to the beginning of a song with track search

(d)When a new loop is set up

(e)When a One Track Loop is set up

(f)When you move to any function other than DJ Play

(g)When a track is put on that has an Auto Setup Cue set to it or when it jumps to the beginning of the song via track search of a track that has an Auto Setup Cue set

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