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SVJ-DS01, SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01D, SVJ-DL01 specifications

The Pioneer SVJ-DL01, SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01D, and SVJ-DS01 are a series of versatile and powerful devices that cater to diverse audio and video needs. Designed with cutting-edge technology, these models are ideal for both professional and home use, providing flexibility and high-quality performance.

One of the standout features of the Pioneer SVJ series is its exceptional sound quality. The SVJ-DL01 and SVJ-DL01D incorporate advanced audio processing technologies that enhance sound clarity and fidelity. They utilize high-resolution audio playback capabilities, allowing users to enjoy crystal-clear sound across a wide frequency range. Both models include powerful amplifiers that deliver rich bass and vibrant mid-tones, ensuring an immersive listening experience.

The SVJ-DS01D and SVJ-DS01 amplify versatility with additional features tailored for users who require expanded functionality. These models boast integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling seamless streaming from various devices. This feature allows users to connect smartphones, tablets, and laptops effortlessly, expanding their media library access. Moreover, the user-friendly interface simplifies navigation, making it easy to browse through playlists or adjust settings.

In terms of design, all models share a sleek and modern aesthetic. They feature durable construction, ensuring longevity in both professional setups and home environments. The compact size of the devices makes them easy to install or place in any space without compromising on sound quality.

The Pioneer SVJ series also emphasizes user customization. Each model allows users to adjust sound settings, including equalizer options, to tailor the audio experience to their liking. This feature is particularly beneficial for audiophiles and professionals who need precise audio control during performances or recordings.

Additionally, these devices come equipped with multiple input options, accommodating an array of audio sources. Users can connect guitars, microphones, and other instruments while also integrating media players and computers, making them suitable for various applications, from live performances to studio recordings.

In conclusion, the Pioneer SVJ-DL01, SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01D, and SVJ-DS01 represent a significant advancement in audio technology. With superior sound quality, versatile connectivity options, and customizable settings, these devices meet the demands of both casual listeners and professionals alike. Their robust design and modern functionality make them an excellent choice for anyone in need of a dependable audio solution.

Contents

Page „ Disclaimers „ Warnings about Copyrights Goes to the Index Section title Reading this Manual Table of Contents Creating Loops Made Easy Using SD CardsChanging the Settings to Make DJS More Convenient Uninstalling DJS 140 Version Updates 143 Troubleshooting Checking the Packaging About DJSGetting Ready About this Manual System Requirements Minimum Operating Environment Installing DJS Select English and click the OK button Click the Install DJS buttonTo cancel the installation… Place the DJS CD-ROM in the DVD/CD drive If you do not agree… Click the Next button If the Insufficient Disk Capacity screen opens Enter the installation key and then click the Next button If you select No, I will restart my computer later.… Changing the Installation InformationIf you can’t successfully Install DJS After making changes Start up DJS with either method a or b Administrator’s Authority for the ComputerConnecting with Peripheral Devices Starting Up DJS About registration DJS Screen SizeMusic Library Creation Folder Music Management Functions Names of Each ScreenRipping Function Internet Function DJ Play Function Function Icon Create Function Transfer Function Sound Card Speaker Left Computer 1When Using the DJS Mixer FunctionsHeadphones Chapter Getting the Most out Right 2When Using a Different DJ MixerExternal Mixer Sound Card Speaker Left Computer Headphones Switching to an External Mixer Assign songs to players a and B 1Using the Auto Function to Mix SongsChapter Mixing Songs Select an MP3 Song Steps Layout of the Information Display Layout of the Mixer Trim Unable to import When opening foldersClick File and select Import then MP3 Audio File in order If you want to change Folder Status Display When the Auto Cue function is onWhen a song finishes playing Before mixing… About the Headphone Cue Click the headphone cue for player B About the Beat Indicators Direction the Cross Fader Moves When the Beat is not Synchronized…Setting the Timing beats of the Cross Fader MIX Button Using the Jog Dial in the Scratch Mode Adjusting with the Jog Dial before MixingSwitching Jog Dial Modes Using the Jog Dial in the Normal Mode Adjusting the Volume When the BPM speed is not Synchronized…Adjusting discrepancies in the Beat Indicator Operating the Beat Adjust Button Headphones Screen Select an MP3 Song 2Mixing Songs Manually BPM Display Before Mixing Songs Min Amount of Tempo Adjustment About Tempo AdjustmentsWhen Master Tempo is on Using the TAP button to Re- detect the BPM Correcting Discrepancies in the Beat Displays Using the Channel FaderAuto Cue Function Recording cues Track Hot Cues/List Hot Cues Repositioning the Cross Fader to the Middle of the Range Using the TAP button to Re-detect the BPMUsing the Channel Fader to Mix Songs Adjusting the Auto Fader button 1Adjusting the Sound Quality Chapter Playing SoundEqualizer Function Right click the Equalizer button on player a Indicator FunctionsWhen the Kill function is on 1Making Changes Kill Button Adjusting all of the SoundHow to use the Kill function Turning OFF the Equalizer function Effects TAP Button Effect BPM ModeAdjusting the Effects BPM 2Adding Effects Beat Fade Out Cut the Input Sound 1Effector Types and their FeaturesOriginal Beats Delay Beat PAN Auto PAN Trans Auto TransCut Cut Frequency Cycle 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 beats Short Delay Cycle 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 beats 2Adding Effects Right click the Effects buttonClick an Effect button Click the Switching Effect Beats button Fine Tuning the Effect TimeSwitching Effect Beats Button Click the button again 3Adjusting Effects4Turning Effects ON/OFF Click the Effect ON/OFF button 1Setting up Loops Play 3Playing a Part of a Song RepeatedlyClick the A/F button and it plays the song Playing an entire song as a loop One Track Loop When Cues are SetOut Adjust Function When Auto Cue is on While paused, click the Exit/Reloop button 3Playing a Loop you Set up Previously2Getting out of a Loop While the loop is playing, click the Exit/Reloop button Stopping recording 4Setting up to 8 Points to Start Playing List Hot Cue1Determining List Hot Cue Points Track Hot Cue Erasing a recorded List Hot Cue Recording a Cue PointRecording up a loop Click the Record button Playing back on Player B When a frame inside the button is displayed C, F below2Playing from a List Hot Cue Point Playing back on Player a Track Hot Cue Number Display TitleList Hot Cue/Loop In Point Loop Out Point 1Types of Mix Modes & Fader Curves and their Features Mix Mode5Arranging Mixes of Songs Fader Curves How to Use the Mix Modes and Fader CurvesFader Curves Mix Modes 4Mixing Songs 2Selecting a Mix Mode or Fader Curve3Setting the Mixing Time Beat Click a Mix Mode button Click Player A’s Fader Start button to display FS-CH 6Using the Fader Start FunctionsSetting a CUE 1Channel Fader Start Cuing Player a Back Click Player A’s Fader Start button to display FS-CR 2Cross Fader Start Track Hot CUE Buttons Setting up a loopChapter Useful Functions 1Determining Track Hot Cue Points While the loop is playing, click the Track Hot CUE button Setting a Cue PointSetting up a loop Click the Record Track Hot CUE button Fine Tuning the Stop Position Deleting Track Hot CuesDisplay of Cues and Loops Filled 3Changing a Track Hot Cue into an Auto Setup Cue Clearing the Auto Setup Cue2Calling Out Track Hot Cues 2Using Play Lists 1Auto-Playing a Play ListDeleting a Song from a Play List Adding Songs Using the 8 9 ButtonsUsing the 6 7 Buttons 2Changing the Order of Songs During Auto-Play When using the DJS Mixer function, Internal Mixer Before Using the List PlayerList Player Settings Listening to List Player Sound on your Headphones Sample Song Search Button Sample Song Playing AddressSample Song Stop Button Sample Song Play/Pause Button A/4 Drag the slider of the Cross Fader all the way to the left 4Using the Auto Mix Function for Mixing Songs Auto Mix is Cancelled… When using DJS on a Laptop Computer 5Key OperationsChanging Key Assignments Functions you can Perform from the DMP-555 1ConnectingConnecting a 2nd DMP-555 6Operations used with DMP-555 Working with DMP-555s When 2 DMP-555s are Connected2Allocating the DMP-555 to a Player Press the DMP-555’s Source Select button CD or Card 1Making a Loop When more than one Song is SelectedWhen No Songs are Selected Chapter Creating Loops Made Easy Click Save and then click the Save button Click the Save button If the loop in point is to be deleted 2Adjusting the Loop RangeTrack Hot CUE tag Making a cue point into a loop in or loop out point Click the Select Loop button Song titles when saving as a new trackWhen music is transferred from Ripping CD-DA, WAV 3Saving the Length of a Loop as a Track Beat Guide and Snapping Function Canceling the Snapping Function4Other Useful Functions Create Renumbering Function When a loop in or out point is selected Clear FunctionHalving & Doubling the Length of a Loop Chapter 1Editing Song InformationClick File and then Music Management Click Edit and then click Edit All Once you finish making changes, click the OK buttonDeleting Songs All& Artist-Album Using Top and OtherSelecting the Category to be Displayed Creating a New Category Right click on the Top category list Click Make Playlist 3Creating a New Play List 4Editing a Playlist Track Hot CueMix Beats Mix OutStart Mode Chapter Importing Songs 1Importing an MP3Click File and then click Import MP3 Audio File Click the check boxes of songs you wish to import 2Importing Songs from Music CDs Selecting or Clearing All Songs After clicking Dead Air Cut, click the desired time settingChanging the Bit Rate Cutting Dead Air Restarting Importing while Paused Pausing ImportingClick the Ripping Start button If you do not agree 3Importing WAV Files Click File and then click Ripping WaveChanging Folders If there is Insufficient Hard Disk Space Click the bit rate to set it Click the Ripping Start button Click File and then click Ripping Line Adjust the seconds with C D and then click SetCanceling the Recording Time Setting MP3 Settings Click the Stop button Transfer Icon Chapter Using SD Cards1Transferring DJS Music to SD Cards SD Card Unlock Status Restarting Transfer while Paused When transferring any categoryClick the Transfer Start button Stopping Transfer Click All in the lower SD list 2Returning Music from an SD Card to DJS If a Copied File is Missing Click the OK button in the Confirm Check In screen Click File and then Preference Chapter Changing the Settings to Make DJS More Convenient1Opening and Closing Preferences 1Opening Preferences Button/D Button 2Closing PreferencesCheck Box Radio Button 2Setting the Size of Text Displayed in Lists 3Setting the Layout of DJ Play Functions Track List PlaylistRotary Slide OFF Click either Internal Mixer or External Mixer 4Mixer and Sound Card Settings1Switching between Internal & External Mixers Click Mixer/Sound Card Click the Sound Card you wish to select When adding a sound card2Selecting a Sound Card Click either DirectX or Asio Changing the settings of the sound cards themselves 3Adjusting Delay TimeClick either C or D for the Delay Time of each sound card Delay Time Latency Buffer Size 4Adjusting the Size of BuffersAdjustable Range Click either C or D for the Buffer Size One Touch Key Assignment 5Key Assignment SettingsClick Keyboard Assign Click a function assigned to the keyboard Select a setting from the ID3 Tag Setting and click it 6Ripping Settings1Setting the Bit Rate 2ID3 Tag Settings Click the DVD/ or CD drive you wish to use 3Dead Air Cut SettingsSetting the DVD/CD drive Click About CD-DA 5Line In Settings 7Category Settings Click on CategorySampling Frequency Click on  on the right side of the Top list To select items for display in Genre Default…1Selecting Categories for Top & Other To put in Other Changing the BPM Category You can use letters and numbers to enter category names Click Support Top 10-1Connecting to the InternetChapter Other Functions Click the Internet icon and connect to the Internet DJ Play Functions 10-2Table of FunctionsNames of Each Function & What it Does Function Auto CUE Button With the track hot cue settings made and the player playingTempo Adjustment Slider Exit/Reloop Button Mixer, Effector, Equalizer Shared by Players a & B Track List List Hot Cue Play ListList Player Information Display of Players in the List Headphones Screen EQ Equalizer ScreenEffect Screen Display Hot Cue List Music Management Functions Ripping Function Contd. on the next Create Function Transfer Function Track Hot CUE Entire Waveform DisplayExpanded Range Frame Beat Guideline New Submenu 10-3Tables of Menus10-3-1Names of Each Function & What they Do Import Submenu Edit Menu SD Memory Card Submenu Transfer Function OnlyRipping Submenu Show Submenu View Menu Help Menu Play Menu If you right click the Auto MIX or MIX buttons If you right click the Mix Mode Zip/Echo/Cross Fade button10-3-2Menus Displayed in DJ Play Functions If you right click the Auto Fader CH-A / CH-B button If you right click on Mix In Start or Mix Out Start 10-3-3Menus Displayed in Track List/Play ListIf you right click on Title, Album, Artist, Genre, or BPM If you right click on Track Hot CUE 1, 2, 3 If you right click on any other item If you right click on Mix Out ModeIf you right click on Mix Out Beats If you right click on Mix Out Fader If you right click on more than one songs on a track list If you right click under the following conditionsIf 1 is selected from the Category column and right clicked Click the Yes button Chapter User Registration11-1Registering Online Start up DJS After clicking Online Registration, click the Next button User Information Entry 2/2 screen opens Confirm your entries screen opens Display of Registration ID screen appears Click the OK button Before Registering Offline 11-2Registering OfflineClick Yes User Registration Card Addressing the User Registration Card Precautions about Filling in the User Registration card Have the Registration ID you received in the mail ready After entering the Registration ID, click the OK button Windows XP Chapter Uninstalling DJSOpen the list of installed programs Open the control panel Database only Trial Version UninstallTo Stop Uninstalling DJS only Click the Finish button Selecting an Update Package Chapter Version UpdatesClick Help and then click Update Version Update Package Search Click the OK Starting and Finishing Updates Troubleshooting Country Contacts Europe Country Contacts Asia Country Contacts America Yugoslavia Yougoslavie Other Autre List of Country Names For User RegistrationUnited Kingdom Royaume-Uni Uruguay États-Unis List of Genre Names Default Category Index Index Instruction for symbols ID3 Tag Settings Effects Time Fine Tuning Buttons1 Entire Waveform Display5Guide ADJ slider5 Guide Adjust Slider5 Headphones Screen Help Menu Mix Out Mode Display6 Line In Button3 120 Line In SettingsLoop In Button1 112 Loop Out/Out Adjust Button1 Mix Mode Button1 Mix Out Beats Display6 Recording Sound from Microphone or Settings for Selecting the DVD/CD DriveTroubleshooting 145 Uninstalling DJS 140 125 User Registration

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SVJ-DS01, SVJ-DL01D, SVJ-DS01D, SVJ-DL01 specifications