Denon DJ DJ SC6000M Prime Dual-Layer Media Player with 10.1" Multi-Touch Display - Manual (Page 16)

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Slicer Mode
In Slicer Mode (first press), the eight pads represent eight sequential beats—“slices”—in the beatgrid. The currently
playing slice is represented by the currently lit pad; the light will “move through the pads” as it progresses through the
eight-slice phrase. You can press a pad to play that slice. When you release the pad, the track will resume normal
playback from where it would have been if you had never pressed it (i.e., as if the track had been playing forward the
whole time).
To play a slice , press the corresponding pad.
Use the
parameter buttons to change the length of the repeats.
In Slicer Loop Mode (second press), the eight pads represent eight sequential beats—“slices”—in the beatgrid. The
currently playing slice is represented by the currently lit pad; the light will “move through the pads” as it progresses
through the eight-slice phrase, which will loop (this is the difference between this mode and Slicer Mode). You can press
a pad to play that slice. When you release the pad, the track will resume normal playback from where it would have been
in the loop if you had never pressed it (i.e., as if the track had been playing forward the whole time).
Control Center
Press the Shortcuts button or swipe down from the toolbar to open the Control Center. Here, you can quickly adjust
the Quantize and Continue settings by tapping the icons in the center of the screen. You can also access the following
menus. Click the links below to jump to that part of the guide:
• User Profile – This menu is used to edit your performance preferences.
•
Settings – This menu is used to edit the settings of the PRIME hardware.
• Source – This menu is used for selecting your source media device.
•
Wi-Fi – This menu is used for connecting to and configuring your Wi-Fi network.
• Engine Lighting – This menu is used for working with the SoundSwitch Engine Lighting integration.
User Profile
To open the User Profile menu , press and hold View .
To close the User Profile menu , press View again.
In the
User Profile menu, swipe up or down to scroll through the options, and tap an option to select it:
Playback
• Motorized Platter Start: This setting will determine how quickly your track starts to play. When set to Normal , the
track will play in relation to the motor start-up speed. When set to Instant , the song will begin playing immediately,
and the motor and platter will catch up to the song within a few milliseconds.
• Track Start Position : This setting determines where the beginning of a track is after it loads. Select the actual start
of the file ( Track Start ) or the automatically detected beginning of an audio signal ( Cue Position ).
•
Default Speed Range : This setting determines the range of the pitch fader . Select +4% , 8% , 10% , 20% , or 50% .
• Sync Mode : This setting determines the degree of synchronization applied when you press the Sync button on
SC6000M PRIME:
o Bar : The tempo will be synced, and the track will be automatically bar-matched with the track on the lead unit
(the downbeats of each bar will be aligned).
o Beat : The tempo will be synced, and the track will be automatically beat-matched with the track on the lead unit.
o Tempo : Only the tempo will be synced (the BPM will match that of the lead deck).
• Sync Button Action: This setting determines how the Sync button will act when pressed.
o Toggle: This mode allows you to toggle sync on and off without having to hold Shift .
o Shift Disable: This mode requires Shift to be held in order to turn off sync.
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Pitch Control Type: This setting determines the primary function of the Pitch Bend buttons. Select Pitch Bend to
keep the primary function as momentarily reducing or increasing the pitch, or select Range to set the primary
function to adjusting the range of the pitch fader. The function not used as the primary will still be available by
holding
Shift and using the Pitch Bend buttons.
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