Rane TTM 57SL Manual for Serato Scratch Live 2.44 - Manual (Page 42)

Footswitch
The last soft control is the optional
footswitch. A footswitch allows hands-free
control of these effects parameters:
• Tap to set the BPM.
• Turn the Effect on & off.
• Select between the two Effects
Processors (same as the DECK switch).
The footswitch can also assist with
looping and recording functions. These
are shown in the Groups section.
See
“Footswitch Diagram” on page 55.
Effects Cueing
You can cue an effect before you turn it
on so that you can check how it sounds
before you bring it into the mix. Button
B5
turns the Effect Cue on or off. Note that
if you turn Effect Cue on, it stays on even
when you switch between effects.
For an Effect Cue to be heard in the
headphones, the Effect Processor must
be selected, Effect Cue must be on and
the Cue Pan and Master Cue controls
must be in the correct position.
For instance, with a track playing in
PGM 1:
1. Select Processor 1 to choose your
Effect.
2. Select B1 to route PGM 1 to the Effect.
3. Select B5 to Cue the Effect in your
phones.
4. Select B6 to send the Effect to the
Master.
5. Echo Effects are post-fader, so the
fader needs to be up to send the Effect
a signal. Other Effects do not rely on the
fader.
The Effects Cue for an Effect inserted
in Main or Aux Bus is only heard in the
headphones if the Master Cue switch is
on. The Hold Echos are the only Effects
that cannot be heard in the headphones
unless it is on and also sent to the Master.
PGM 1 CUE
PGM 2 CUE
MAIN MIX CUE
CUE
PGM 1 EFFECT CUE
PGM 2 EFFECT CUE
MAIN MIX EFFECT CUE
AUX BUS EFFECT CUE
MASTER CUE
CUE PAN
ON
OFF
Effects Cue Logic Diagram
Control Assignment Summary
Filter Effects
P1 controls the design frequency.
P1 second function taps the BPM, a
single tap re-syncs the tag BPM.
P2 controls the filter resonance.
P2 second function controls the sweep
depth.
Echo Effects
P1 controls the delay amount.
P1 second function taps the BPM
manually, a single tap re-syncs the tag
BPM.
P2 controls the feedback.
P2 second function (no effect in echo
effects, filter cutoff frequency in HP echo
effects).
Phaser
P1 controls the design frequency.
P1 second function taps the BPM, a
single tap re-syncs BPM, BPM affects
LFO sweep rate.
P2 controls the feedback.
P2 second function controls the phaser
depth.
Flanger
P1 controls the base delay in ms.
P1 second function taps the BPM, BPM
affects LFO sweep rate.
P2 controls feedback, providing fullness
to the flanger effect.
P2 second function controls the depth
which represents the peak delay
change.
Desecrator
P1 controls the drive.
P2 controls the down sampler.
P2 second function controls the bit depth.
Basic Effects Controls
The selected effect is edited with the
remaining soft controls. The function of
some controls depends on the selected
Effect. Specific control functions are
detailed for each Effect. The basic
operation of these controls is outlined
here:
B5 Toggles the Effects Cue On / Off. This
is a global setting and does not change
state when toggling between Effects
Processors. See the Effects Cueing
section to the right for details.
B6 toggles the selected Effects Processor
On / Off.
J1 and J2 joysticks may operate as
transform switches or be used to control
effects parameters.
J1 and J2 each
feature an eight-position joystick, a push
switch and a green mode indicator light.
• If the indicator light is off, the associated
joystick operates as a transform switch.
• If the green indicator light is on,
the joystick is assigned to an effect
parameter as shown on the following
pages. Pressing the joystick toggles
between the two modes of operation.
If a second function is not available,
pressing the joystick has no effect.
See
“TTM 57SL Control of Scratch Live”
on page 38.
P1 and P2 may be used to control Effect
parameters, each consisting of a rotary
encoder, a push switch and a green mode
light.
B5 B6
J2
ON ON
CUE EFFECT
TRANSFORM
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