Behringer DJ Equipment BCD3000 Manual De Usuario

B-CONTROL DEEJAY BCD3000 User Manual

The CUE function lets you place a cue point within a piece of music. A cue point 
marks the position in a tune that you can specify. This will primarily be a point in 
the track to which you want to return later, in order to play the track from that 
point, for example. 

When 

PLAY is pressed while a track is playing, the playback is paused and 

the cue point is placed at the current position.

With 

SET CUE, a cue point is placed at the current position without pausing 

the playback of a track.

Press the 

CUE button to stop the playing track and jump back to the last 

placed cue point. Playback is interrupted in this case.

By pressing CUE, the Song Position cursor jumps back to the last selected 
cue point. If no cue point has previously been selected, the cursor jumps 
automatically to the beginning of the track.

The Pitch Bend function allows you to change the track’s speed so that it can 
be matched to the second track being played on the other channel. There are 
several possibilities:

The Pitch fader is used to control the Pitch function of the software 

application. Move the Pitch fader 

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 up or down to decrease or increase 

the speed.

The Bend “+” and Bend “–” buttons 

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 correspond to the software’s function 

of the Pitch Bend button. Press one of these buttons to change the speed for 
a short time.

If the deck is in Play mode, you can also use the wheel to momentarily speed 

up or slow down the song in order to synchronize it with the other deck.

The Loop function, which is integrated into the TRAKTOR 3 LE software, can also 
be controlled by the BCD3000. The following control elements are available for 
this purpose:

 

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The first time the SET LOOP button 

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 is pressed, a 4-beat loop starts seamlessly 

on the next beat—the LED of the RELOOP button lights up in this case. To stop 
the loop, press the same button (SET LOOP 

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) again—the LED of the RELOOP 

button goes out. The music continues at the end of the loop without any pause. 

This loop is stored until you load a new song into the deck. Press the RELOOP 

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button to call up the saved loop again. Press the SET LOOP button 

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 to exit.

When the LED of the RELOOP button is off, press the SET LOOP button 

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 to 

specify a new loop.

The Sync function is a tool in the TRAKTOR 3 LE software that synchronizes two 
pieces of music for you. This function should be activated in the channel being 
monitored or else the rhythm may be irregular, which would be very annoying. 
In doing so, the monitored tune is matched to the piece of music currently played. 

The BCD3000 system can do without external drives and media, however, it is 
possible to extend this setup of controller and software by adding a CD player 
(which may already be available) or two turntables. In this case, the analog 

signal is fed into the software mixer and can be processed with all the decks’ 
real-time functions (such as EQ, cut-off filter, effects, fader, crossfader, etc.). 
Controlling these functions is just as intuitive as the internal mixing. 

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Phono 1

Phono 2

BCD3000

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MIC IN

MASTER OUT

Fig. 5.2: Expanding the standard setup

In this setup, the standard setup shown in fig. 5.1 is expanded by adding two 
turntables and a microphone. The connection to the computer and the other 
peripheral devices is the same as in example 1.

Connect the outputs of the turntables to the inputs A and B. When using 
input B, the PHONO/LINE switch needs to be in the “PHONO” position. 
Optionally, you can connect a CD player to input B. In this case, the PHONO/LINE 
switch needs to be in the LINE position. Activate the inputs by pressing the input 
source buttons EXT IN A or EXT IN B 

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. You are able to manage up to four source 

signals by switching between the analog source and the software signal.

You can connect a dynamic microphone by using the available MIC input, 
which has an XLR connector. There is a MIC LEVEL control in the MIC INPUT 
section with which you can adjust the volume level of the microphone 
signal. The EQ controls LOW and HIGH let you change the microphone signal 
additionally. When levels are too high, the Clip LED lights up and audible 
distortion may occur. If this happens, turn the MIC LEVEL control to the left until 
the LED does not light up anymore.

The ANALOG INPUT A 

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 is switchable between the microphone signal and 

PHONO A. This can be done the following ways:

Via MIDI Program Change command (see Table 6.7),

In Windows XP, via the tab “ASIO” or “WDM/MME” in Control Panel.