Denon DN-HS5500 - Manual (Page 28)

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15 MIRROR MIX
Starting mirror mix playback
r With the Deck 1 set to Cue
or Play mode, press the
Function3 button to start
mirror mix playback.
Setting the mirror mix playback parameters
e While in the mirror mix mode.
The Deck 2 delay time can
now be set with the
PARAMETERS knob.
• When the MIRROR MIX
button is pressed again, the delay time
setting mode turns off.
Selecting the mirror mix mode
w Press the MIRROR MIX
button and hold it in for over 1
second to set the mirror mix
mode.
Setting the BPM
q Use auto BPM, TAP or BPM
INPUT to set the BPM during
playback of the main track.
DECK1:ORANGE
DECK2:GREEN
NEXT FILE B
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AUTO/INPUT BPM
FAST SEARTCH
MEMO PRESET
DECK1/2
HOT LIST ADD OMIT MIRROR
q
r,t
w,e,y
DIGITAL
(PC/MIDI)
DECK1 DECK2
LINE OUT
DIGITAL
(PC/MIDI)
DECK1 DECK2
LINE OUT
DIGITAL
(PC/MIDI)
DECK1 DECK2
LINE OUT
DIGITAL
(PC/MIDI)
DECK1 DECK2
LINE OUT
q w e
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3
2
• “Mirror mix” is an effect function by which the Deck 1 and Deck 1 are played with the a track delayed by a specific
amount of time (1/8, 1/4, 3/4, 1/2, 1/1 or 2/1 BPM) with respect to the main track.
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Stopping mirror mix
playback
t During mirror mix playback,
press the Function3 button
to pause mirror mix
playback.
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Turning the mirror mix mode
off
y Press the MIRROR MIX
button and hold it in for over 1
second to turn the mirror mix
off.
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16 D-SYNC FUNCTION
This function allows two independent players to be linked together by a Cross LAN cable (Within Max. 3m) that shares
and controls all your connected devices from the Master device to the Remote device.
Each time the D-SYNC button is pressed, Deck 2 on the set whose D-SYNC button was pressed can be controlled from
the other unit.
1. Connections
Connect two units of DN-HS5500s by Cross LAN cable.
DN-HS5500-A DN-HS5500-B
DN-HS5500-A (Master) DN-HS5500-B (Remote)
With the above connections, when the D-SYNC button on set A is pressed, set A’s Deck 2 can be controlled from
set B.
• The set whose D-SYNC button was pressed is called the “Master”, the other set the “Remote”.
(In the case above, set A is the master, set B the remote.)
• The audio signals are output from the master set. They are not output from the remote set.
With the above connections
The audio output (q) of Deck 1 on set A (Master) is operated from set A (Master).
The audio output (w) of Deck 2 on set A (Master) is operated from set B (Remote).
The audio signals (e) are not output from remote Deck 1.
FADER 1 on the master side operates for the master side.
FADER 2 on the master side operates for the remote side.
About USB devices
In the D-SYNC mode, the USB device connected to the Remote side cannot be used.
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