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18. CUE-BUTTON
(1) In pause-mode, you can cue by pressing and holding the Cue-button. As soon as you release the Cue-
button, the player returns to the track-start or the Cue-point.
(2) If you press the Cue-button during playback, the player returns to the track-start or the Cue-point and
goes into Pause-mode. Please refer to the explanations under 6.7 Cueing.
19. LOOP OUT-BUTTON
Press the Loop Out-button to set the end point of the sequence. The CD-player now repeats the sequence
between the two points until you press the Loop Out-button once more.
20. PLAY/PAUSE-BUTTON
With the Play/Pause-button, you can start the playback and stop it again. Please refer to the explanations
under 6.4 Play/Pause.
21. RELOOP-BUTTON
Press the Reloop -button, to resume the sequence between points A and B. Keep the Reloop-button pressed
for two seconds to enter Loop Edit mode.
22. MEMORY-BUTTON
With this button, you can memorize the current Cue-point or Loop via one of the four Bank-buttons. Press
the Memory-button (LED on) and the desired Bank-button. Please refer to the explanations under 6.7
Cueing.
23. BANK-BUTTONS
You can memorize and recall a Cue-point and a Loop with a maximum length of 5 seconds vian every Bank-
button.
24. 4/8/16%-BUTTON with LEDs
With this button, you can select the speed-adjusting range between +/-4 %, +/-8 %, +/-16 %, or 100 % and
up to +/-16 % for MP3 CDs. Please refer to 6.6 Adjusting the playback-speed.
25. PITCH BEND-BUTTONS
With the Pitch Bend-buttons, you can adjust the playback-speed temporarily by up to +/-100 %. Please refer
to 6.6 Adjusting the playback-speed.
26. PITCHFADER
You can adjust the desired speed with the Pitchfader after activating the Pitch-function via the Pitch On/Off-
button. The display shows the current percentage.
REAR PANEL
27. CONTROL-SOCKETS
Via the Control-sockets, the respective CD-player can be remotely controlled. If you are using a mixer with
Faderstart-function connect the player with the Control Out-socket. Please note that these sockets must
never be connected with any voltage. Please refer to 6.11 Faderstart.
28. REMOTE CONNECTOR
Connect this socket via the supplied cable to the Remote-Socket of the main unit.
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