Stanton SCS.1d Manuale Utente
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3.5
Pitch Section
The pitch section represents a traditional pitch control
found on a CD player or turntable. However, the key
difference is that the pitch control is motorized to support
functionality such as auto‐sync in an application and
updating position when switching virtual decks. It’s
important to not stop the motorized fader while it’s moving
to prevent damage.
The RESET button will center the pitch slider to 0%
automatically.
difference is that the pitch control is motorized to support
functionality such as auto‐sync in an application and
updating position when switching virtual decks. It’s
important to not stop the motorized fader while it’s moving
to prevent damage.
The RESET button will center the pitch slider to 0%
automatically.
The RANGE button will change the sensitivity of the pitch
slider (as long as the application supports the ranges).
slider (as long as the application supports the ranges).
3.6
Transport Section
The transport section is analogous to the transport controls
on a CD player however it places a few extra buttons for
common functions found in DJ applications (such as auto
sync). Each of the 4 main transport buttons are multi color
back lit to indicate status.
Along with the 4 main transport buttons are seek forward
and backwards as well as scan forward and backwards.
Above the seek and scan buttons is a freely assignable
backlit button.
on a CD player however it places a few extra buttons for
common functions found in DJ applications (such as auto
sync). Each of the 4 main transport buttons are multi color
back lit to indicate status.
Along with the 4 main transport buttons are seek forward
and backwards as well as scan forward and backwards.
Above the seek and scan buttons is a freely assignable
backlit button.