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Operating 21

Operating

3

MIX

You can mix audio sounds.

1. Press MIX. ‘MIXER ON’ is displayed.

Select a desired Function for A SIDE and play it.

Mix is available in all functions except USB 2.

2. During playback, insert a USB device in USB port

b

and play it. B SIDE is fixed as USB 2 function.

3. Move the Mix fader to adjust the sound volume

of mixed sound. Move it to the left to lower the

volume of B SIDE and move it to the right to

lower the volume of A SIDE.

y

In MIXER ON mode,

- You can adjust the Tempo for USB function

1 or 2.

- If you press

Y

/

U

,

I

or

T

on the

unit, it works only for each side.

- If you press

C/V

,

d

/

M

or

Z

on the

remote control, it works for both A SIDE

and B SIDE.

- For operating, it is recommended to use

Y

/

U

,

I

or

T

on the unit instead

of remote control’s.

- Numerical buttons do not work.

- You can use H/P MODE. (Refer to page

32)

y

If you turn off the unit in the middle of mixing

process, MIX mode turns to OFF.

,

Note

AUTO SYNC

When using Mixing, you can synchronize the tempo

of audio les being played in USB 1 and USB 2 by

pressing AUTO SYNC.

To stop it, press AUTO SYNC twice.

y

The tempo of music being played in USB1 is

synchronized to that in USB2.

y

A TEMPO doesn’t work when AUTO SYNC is

on.

y

If USB2 fully stops or function is changed,

AUTO SYNC function is cancelled.

y

In case of below, AUTO SYNC error may occur

depending on the sound source.

- The silent section in the beginning of the

track.

- Intro or bridge section in which few musical

instruments appear.

- In cases where playback speed or tempo of

the song changes.

- In case that the data for BPM is provided

in real time, not the beginning of the song.

y

If the song is being played too fast or slow,

press and hold AUTO SYNC. ‘AUTO SYNC/

RE-ANALYZING’ is displayed.

y

AUTO SYNC is available only when USB 1 is

selected for A SIDE and USB 2 is selected

for B SIDE in MIXER ON mode and both are

being played.

,

Note

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