Fader Curves, Mix Modes | Pioneer SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01D specification

Playing Sound

Arranging Mixes of Songs

Fader Curves

Curve-A	The point where the volume of the previous song
	starts to fade meets at the point where the volume of
	the next song comes up full.

	A	B

Curve-B	The volume of the previous and next songs start to
	fade out and in, respectively, at the same time and
	they cross at the point of -3dB.

	A	B

Curve-C	The volume of the previous and next songs start to
	fade out and in at the same time and they cross
	midway.

	A	B

How to Use the Mix Modes and Fader Curves

Mix Modes:

The settings you selected with the [Mix Mode] button become effective when the [AUTO MIX] or [MIX] buttons are used.

Fader Curves:

The settings you selected with the [Fader Curve] button become effective when the [AUTO MIX], [MIX] buttons or the [Cross Fader] are used.

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Contents

Page „ Warnings about Copyrights „ Disclaimers Reading this Manual Goes to the Index Section title Table of Contents Using SD Cards Changing the Settings to Make DJS More ConvenientUninstalling DJS 140 Version Updates 143 Troubleshooting Creating Loops Made Easy About DJS Getting ReadyAbout this Manual Checking the Packaging Installing DJS System Requirements Minimum Operating Environment Click the Install DJS button To cancel the installation…Place the DJS CD-ROM in the DVD/CD drive Select English and click the OK button Click the Next button If you do not agree… Enter the installation key and then click the Next button If the Insufficient Disk Capacity screen opens Changing the Installation Information If you can’t successfully Install DJSAfter making changes If you select No, I will restart my computer later.… Administrator’s Authority for the Computer Connecting with Peripheral DevicesStarting Up DJS Start up DJS with either method a or b DJS Screen Size About registrationMusic Library Creation Folder Names of Each Screen Ripping FunctionInternet Function Music Management Functions Create Function Transfer Function DJ Play Function Function Icon 1When Using the DJS Mixer Functions HeadphonesChapter Getting the Most out Sound Card Speaker Left Computer 2When Using a Different DJ Mixer External Mixer Sound Card Speaker Left Computer HeadphonesSwitching to an External Mixer Right 1Using the Auto Function to Mix Songs Chapter Mixing SongsSelect an MP3 Song Steps Assign songs to players a and B Layout of the Information Display Trim Layout of the Mixer When opening folders Click File and select Import then MP3 Audio File in orderIf you want to change Folder Unable to import When the Auto Cue function is on When a song finishes playingBefore mixing… Status Display Click the headphone cue for player B About the Headphone Cue About the Beat Indicators When the Beat is not Synchronized… Setting the Timing beats of the Cross FaderMIX Button Direction the Cross Fader Moves Adjusting with the Jog Dial before Mixing Switching Jog Dial ModesUsing the Jog Dial in the Normal Mode Using the Jog Dial in the Scratch Mode When the BPM speed is not Synchronized… Adjusting discrepancies in the Beat IndicatorOperating the Beat Adjust Button Adjusting the Volume Headphones Screen 2Mixing Songs Manually Select an MP3 Song Before Mixing Songs BPM Display About Tempo Adjustments When Master Tempo is onUsing the TAP button to Re- detect the BPM Min Amount of Tempo Adjustment Using the Channel Fader Auto Cue FunctionRecording cues Track Hot Cues/List Hot Cues Correcting Discrepancies in the Beat Displays Using the TAP button to Re-detect the BPM Using the Channel Fader to Mix SongsAdjusting the Auto Fader button Repositioning the Cross Fader to the Middle of the Range Chapter Playing Sound 1Adjusting the Sound QualityEqualizer Function Indicator Functions When the Kill function is on1Making Changes Right click the Equalizer button on player a Adjusting all of the Sound How to use the Kill functionTurning OFF the Equalizer function Kill Button Effect BPM Mode Adjusting the Effects BPM2Adding Effects Effects TAP Button 1Effector Types and their Features Original Beats DelayBeat Beat Fade Out Cut the Input Sound Trans Auto Trans PAN Auto PANCut Cut Short Delay Cycle 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 beats Frequency Cycle 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 beats Right click the Effects button 2Adding EffectsClick an Effect button Fine Tuning the Effect Time Click the Switching Effect Beats buttonSwitching Effect Beats Button 3Adjusting Effects 4Turning Effects ON/OFFClick the Effect ON/OFF button Click the button again 3Playing a Part of a Song Repeatedly 1Setting up Loops PlayClick the A/F button and it plays the song When Cues are Set Out Adjust FunctionWhen Auto Cue is on Playing an entire song as a loop One Track Loop 3Playing a Loop you Set up Previously 2Getting out of a LoopWhile the loop is playing, click the Exit/Reloop button While paused, click the Exit/Reloop button 4Setting up to 8 Points to Start Playing List Hot Cue 1Determining List Hot Cue PointsTrack Hot Cue Stopping recording Recording a Cue Point Recording up a loopClick the Record button Erasing a recorded List Hot Cue When a frame inside the button is displayed C, F below 2Playing from a List Hot Cue PointPlaying back on Player a Playing back on Player B Title List Hot Cue/Loop In PointLoop Out Point Track Hot Cue Number Display Mix Mode 1Types of Mix Modes & Fader Curves and their Features5Arranging Mixes of Songs How to Use the Mix Modes and Fader Curves Fader CurvesMix Modes Fader Curves 2Selecting a Mix Mode or Fader Curve 3Setting the Mixing Time BeatClick a Mix Mode button 4Mixing Songs 6Using the Fader Start Functions Setting a CUE1Channel Fader Start Click Player A’s Fader Start button to display FS-CH Cuing Player a Back 2Cross Fader Start Click Player A’s Fader Start button to display FS-CR Setting up a loop Chapter Useful Functions1Determining Track Hot Cue Points Track Hot CUE Buttons Setting a Cue Point Setting up a loopClick the Record Track Hot CUE button While the loop is playing, click the Track Hot CUE button Deleting Track Hot Cues Fine Tuning the Stop PositionDisplay of Cues and Loops Filled Clearing the Auto Setup Cue 3Changing a Track Hot Cue into an Auto Setup Cue2Calling Out Track Hot Cues 1Auto-Playing a Play List 2Using Play ListsDeleting a Song from a Play List Using the 8 9 Buttons Using the 6 7 Buttons2Changing the Order of Songs During Auto-Play Adding Songs Before Using the List Player List Player SettingsListening to List Player Sound on your Headphones When using the DJS Mixer function, Internal Mixer Sample Song Playing Address Sample Song Stop ButtonSample Song Play/Pause Button A/4 Sample Song Search Button 4Using the Auto Mix Function for Mixing Songs Drag the slider of the Cross Fader all the way to the left Auto Mix is Cancelled… 5Key Operations When using DJS on a Laptop ComputerChanging Key Assignments 1Connecting Connecting a 2nd DMP-5556Operations used with DMP-555 Functions you can Perform from the DMP-555 When 2 DMP-555s are Connected 2Allocating the DMP-555 to a PlayerPress the DMP-555’s Source Select button CD or Card Working with DMP-555s When more than one Song is Selected When No Songs are SelectedChapter Creating Loops Made Easy 1Making a Loop Click the Save button Click Save and then click the Save button 2Adjusting the Loop Range Track Hot CUE tagMaking a cue point into a loop in or loop out point If the loop in point is to be deleted Song titles when saving as a new track When music is transferred from Ripping CD-DA, WAV3Saving the Length of a Loop as a Track Click the Select Loop button Canceling the Snapping Function 4Other Useful Functions CreateRenumbering Function Beat Guide and Snapping Function Clear Function When a loop in or out point is selectedHalving & Doubling the Length of a Loop 1Editing Song Information ChapterClick File and then Music Management Once you finish making changes, click the OK button Click Edit and then click Edit AllDeleting Songs Using Top and Other Selecting the Category to be DisplayedCreating a New Category All& Artist-Album 3Creating a New Play List Right click on the Top category list Click Make Playlist Track Hot Cue 4Editing a PlaylistMix Mix Out StartMode Beats 1Importing an MP3 Chapter Importing SongsClick File and then click Import MP3 Audio File 2Importing Songs from Music CDs Click the check boxes of songs you wish to import After clicking Dead Air Cut, click the desired time setting Changing the Bit RateCutting Dead Air Selecting or Clearing All Songs Pausing Importing Click the Ripping Start buttonIf you do not agree Restarting Importing while Paused Click File and then click Ripping Wave 3Importing WAV FilesChanging Folders Click the bit rate to set it If there is Insufficient Hard Disk Space Click the Ripping Start button Adjust the seconds with C D and then click Set Canceling the Recording Time SettingMP3 Settings Click File and then click Ripping Line Click the Stop button Chapter Using SD Cards 1Transferring DJS Music to SD CardsSD Card Unlock Status Transfer Icon When transferring any category Click the Transfer Start buttonStopping Transfer Restarting Transfer while Paused 2Returning Music from an SD Card to DJS Click All in the lower SD list Click the OK button in the Confirm Check In screen If a Copied File is Missing Chapter Changing the Settings to Make DJS More Convenient 1Opening and Closing Preferences1Opening Preferences Click File and then Preference 2Closing Preferences Check BoxRadio Button Button/D Button 2Setting the Size of Text Displayed in Lists Track List Playlist 3Setting the Layout of DJ Play FunctionsRotary Slide OFF 4Mixer and Sound Card Settings 1Switching between Internal & External MixersClick Mixer/Sound Card Click either Internal Mixer or External Mixer When adding a sound card 2Selecting a Sound CardClick either DirectX or Asio Click the Sound Card you wish to select 3Adjusting Delay Time Click either C or D for the Delay Time of each sound cardDelay Time Latency Changing the settings of the sound cards themselves 4Adjusting the Size of Buffers Adjustable RangeClick either C or D for the Buffer Size Buffer Size 5Key Assignment Settings Click Keyboard AssignClick a function assigned to the keyboard One Touch Key Assignment 6Ripping Settings 1Setting the Bit Rate2ID3 Tag Settings Select a setting from the ID3 Tag Setting and click it 3Dead Air Cut Settings Setting the DVD/CD driveClick About CD-DA Click the DVD/ or CD drive you wish to use 5Line In Settings Click on Category 7Category SettingsSampling Frequency To select items for display in Genre Default… 1Selecting Categories for Top & OtherTo put in Other Click on  on the right side of the Top list You can use letters and numbers to enter category names Changing the BPM Category 10-1Connecting to the Internet Chapter Other FunctionsClick the Internet icon and connect to the Internet Click Support Top 10-2Table of Functions Names of Each Function & What it DoesFunction DJ Play Functions With the track hot cue settings made and the player playing Tempo Adjustment SliderExit/Reloop Button Auto CUE Button Mixer, Effector, Equalizer Shared by Players a & B Track List Play List List PlayerInformation Display of Players in the List List Hot Cue EQ Equalizer Screen Headphones ScreenEffect Screen Music Management Functions Display Hot Cue List Ripping Function Contd. on the next Transfer Function Create Function Entire Waveform Display Expanded Range FrameBeat Guideline Track Hot CUE 10-3Tables of Menus 10-3-1Names of Each Function & What they DoImport Submenu New Submenu SD Memory Card Submenu Transfer Function Only Ripping SubmenuShow Submenu Edit Menu View Menu Play Menu Help Menu If you right click the Mix Mode Zip/Echo/Cross Fade button 10-3-2Menus Displayed in DJ Play FunctionsIf you right click the Auto Fader CH-A / CH-B button If you right click the Auto MIX or MIX buttons 10-3-3Menus Displayed in Track List/Play List If you right click on Title, Album, Artist, Genre, or BPMIf you right click on Track Hot CUE 1, 2, 3 If you right click on Mix In Start or Mix Out Start If you right click on Mix Out Mode If you right click on Mix Out BeatsIf you right click on Mix Out Fader If you right click on any other item If you right click under the following conditions If you right click on more than one songs on a track listIf 1 is selected from the Category column and right clicked Chapter User Registration 11-1Registering OnlineStart up DJS Click the Yes button After clicking Online Registration, click the Next button User Information Entry 2/2 screen opens Confirm your entries screen opens Click the OK button Display of Registration ID screen appears 11-2Registering Offline Click YesUser Registration Card Before Registering Offline Precautions about Filling in the User Registration card Addressing the User Registration Card Have the Registration ID you received in the mail ready After entering the Registration ID, click the OK button Chapter Uninstalling DJS Open the list of installed programsOpen the control panel Windows XP Trial Version Uninstall To Stop UninstallingDJS only Database only Click the Finish button Chapter Version Updates Click Help and then click Update VersionUpdate Package Search Selecting an Update Package Starting and Finishing Updates Click the OK Troubleshooting Country Contacts Europe Country Contacts America Country Contacts Asia List of Country Names For User Registration United Kingdom Royaume-Uni UruguayÉtats-Unis Yugoslavia Yougoslavie Other Autre List of Genre Names Default Category Index Instruction for symbols Index Effects Time Fine Tuning Buttons1 Entire Waveform Display5 Guide ADJ slider5 Guide Adjust Slider5Headphones Screen Help Menu ID3 Tag Settings Line In Button3 120 Line In Settings Loop In Button1 112 Loop Out/Out Adjust Button1Mix Mode Button1 Mix Out Beats Display6 Mix Out Mode Display6 Settings for Selecting the DVD/CD Drive Troubleshooting 145Uninstalling DJS 140 Recording Sound from Microphone or 125 User Registration