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USER MANUAL Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition Reloop

Reloop Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition

Professional MIDI controller with integrated 4 channel soundcard

For your own safety, please read this operation manual carefully before initial operation! All persons involved in the installation, setting-up, operation, maintenance and service of this device must be appropriately qualified and observe this operation manual in detail. This product complies with the requirements of the applicable European and national regulations. Conformity has been proven. The respective statements and documents are deposited at the manufacturer.

Mode d'emploi

ATTENTION!

To prevent fire or avoid an electric shock do not expose the device to water or flu. Never open the housing!

ATTENTION!

Keep information for further reference!

Hinweis fur Mac User:

B48. Phono/Line-Routing Switch

Balanced: 600 Ohm / 2.22dbM (1V) +/-2dB

Kopfhorer (Load = 32 Ohm): 4.7 Ohm / OdBV (1V) +/-2dB

Frequenzgang (EQ Flat, Maximum Gain, Load = 100K Ohm):

Line: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +/-2dB

Phono: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +2/-3dB (RIAA)

Mic: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +2/-3dB

THD + N (EQ Flat, maximum Gain, Load = 100K Ohm):

Line: <0.07% @ 1 kHz

Phono: < 0,09% @ 1 kHz (A-Weighted)

Mic: < 0,09% @ 1 kHz (A-Weighted)

Master: +7dBV (2,24V) Load = 100K Ohm

kopfhorer: +2dBV (1,26V) Load = 32 Ohm

Rauschabstand (Maximum Gain, EQ Flat, W/20 kHz LPF, A-Weighted, Master = OdBV Output):

Line: 75dB

Phono: 70dB

Mic: 65dB

Nebensignal (Maximum Gain, EQ Flat, W/20 kHz LPF, A-Weighted, Master = OdBV Output)

Mic: -28 +/-3dB @ 100 Hz

-28 +/-3dB @ 10 kHz

Channel: 9 +/-2dB, < -30dB @ 70 Hz

9+/-2dB<-30dB @ 1 kHz

9+/-2dB,<-30dB @ 13 kHz

Kopfhorer -28dB +/-3dB @ 100 Hz

• 28dB +/-3dB @ 10 kHz

Channel Balance: . innerhalb 2dB

9. MINIMALE SYSTEMANFORDERUNGEN

PC:

• Windows XP (Service Pack 2), Vista (32-Bit)
• Pentium III, 1 GHz oder Athlon XP 1,4 GHz
  -512MBRAM

Mac:

CAUTION! For your own safety, please read this operation manual carefully before initial operation! All persons involved in the installation, setting-up, operation, maintenance and service of this device must be appropriately qualified and observe this operation manual in detail. This product complies with the requirements of the applicable European and national regulations. Conformity has been proven. The respective statements and documents are deposited at the manufacturer.

INDEX

• Safety Instructions 18
  -1. Designation 20
  -2.First Steps/ASIO Driver Installation 22
  -3.Traktor LE Installation 23
  -4.Peripheral Connections 23
  -5. Operation 24
  -6. Stand Alone / Software Operation 28
  -7.MIDI Control Values. 29
  -8. Technical Specifications 31
  -9. Minimum System Requirements 32
  -10.Support&Download 32

Congratulations on purchasing the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition. Thank you for placing your trust in our disc jockey technology. Before operating this equipment we ask you to carefully study and observe all instructions.

Please remove the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition from its packaging. Before initial operation please make sure that the device has not been visibly damaged during transport. If you detect any damage to the power cable or the casing, do not operate the device and contact your specialised dealer. In order to protect the Digital Jockey the device has been supplied with a protective foil. Please remove this foil before initial operation.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION! Please exercise particular caution when handling 240 V power voltage. This voltage rating may lead to a critical electrical shock! Any damage caused by the non-observation of this operation

manual excludes any warranty claims. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage to property or for personal injury caused by improper handling or non-observation of the safety instructions.

• This device has left the factory in perfect condition. To maintain this condition and to ensure a risk-free operation, the user must observe the safety instructions and warnings contained in this operation manual.
• For reasons of safety and certification (CE) the unauthorised conversion and/or modification of the device is prohibited. Please note that in the event of damage caused by the manual modification to this device any warranty claims are excluded.
• The inside of the device does not contain any parts which require maintenance, with the exception of wear parts that can be exchanged from the outside. Only qualified staff must carry out maintenance, otherwise warranty does not apply!
• The fuse must exclusively be exchanged against fuses of the same class, with the same trigger features and nominal current rating.
• Make sure that the power will only be supplied after the device has been fully set up. Always plug in the mains plug last. Ensure that the mains switch is in the "OFF" position when connecting the device to power.
• Only use cables that comply with regulations. Observe that all jacks and bushes are tightened and correctly hooked up. Refer to your dealer if you have any questions.
• Ensure that when setting up the product the mains cable is not squashed or damaged by sharp edges.
• Prevent the mains cable from coming into contact with other cables! Exercise great care when handling mains cables and connections. Never touch these parts with wet hands!
• Connect the power cable exclusively to appropriate shock-proof outlets. The only supply point to be used is a supply outlet in accordance with specifications of the public supply network.
• Disconnect the device from the supply outlet when not in use and before cleaning! Be sure to hold the mains plug by the body. Never pull the mains cord!
  Position the device on a horizontal and stable low-flame base.
• Avoid any concussions or violent impact when installing or operating the device.
• When selecting the location of installation make sure that the device is not exposed to excessive heat, humidity, and dust. Be sure that no cables lie around openly. You will endanger your own safety and that of others!

• Do not rest any containers filled with liquid that could easily spill onto the device or in its immediate vicinity. If, however, fluids should access the inside of the device, immediately disconnect the mains plug. Have the device checked by a qualified service technician before re-use. Damage caused by fluids inside the device is excluded from the warranty.

• Do not operate the device under extremely hot (in excess of 35^ C) or extremely cold (below 5^ C) conditions. Keep the device away from direct exposure to the sun and heat sources such as radiators, ovens, etc. (even during transport in a closed vehicle). Never cover the cooling fan or vents. Always ensure sufficient ventilation.

• The device must not be operated after being taken from a cold environment into a warm environment. The condensation caused hereby may destroy your device. Do not switch on or operate the device until it has reached ambient temperature!
  Controls and switches should never be treated with spray-on cleaning agents and lubricants. This device should only be cleaned with a damp cloth. Never use solvents or cleaning fluids with a petroleum base for cleaning.
• When relocating, the device should be transported in its original packaging.
• When starting operation, the faders and volume controls of your amplifier must be set to minimum level. Bring the loudspeaker switches into the "OFF" position. Wait between 8 to 10 seconds before increasing the volume to avoid shot noise created by transient effect, which could cause damage to loudspeakers and the diplexer.
  Devices supplied by voltage should not be left in the hands of children. Please exercise particular care when in the presence of children.
• At commercial facilities the regulations for the prevention of accidents as stipulated by the organization of professional associations must be observed.
• At schools, training facilities, hobby and self-help workshops the operation of the device must be monitored with responsibility by trained staff.
• Keep this operation manual in a safe place for later reference in the event of questions or problems.

APPLICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATIONS

• This device is a professional DJ MIDI controller with integrated 4 channel soundcard that is used to control software. The device should be connected via USB cable to a computer.
• This product is authorised for connection to 240 V, 50 Hz AC and is designed exclusively for indoor application.
• If the device is used for any other purposes than those described in the operation manual, damage can be caused to the product, leading to exclusion of warranty rights. Moreover, any other application that does not comply with the specified purpose harbours risks such as short circuit, fire, electrical shock, etc.
• The serial number determined by the manufacturer must never be removed to uphold the warranty rights.

MAINTENANCE

• Check the technical safety of the device regularly for damage to the mains cord or the casing, as well as for wearout of wear parts such as rotary knobs and sliding faders.
• If it is to be assumed that a safe operation is no longer feasible then the device must be disconnected and secured against accidental use. Always disconnect the mains plug from the outlet!
• It must be assumed that a safe operation is no longer feasible if the device bears visible defects, if the device no longer functions, following longer storage under unfavourable conditions or after major transport stress.

1. DESIGNATIONS

B1. Play/Pause Button (Shift: Deck C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B2. Cue Button (Shift: Deck C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B3. CUP Button (Shift: Deck C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B4. Linefader
B5. Crossfader
B6. Jog Wheel
B7. Search Button
B8. Scratch Button
B9. FX Dry/Wet Button
B10. Pitchfader
B11. Pitch Bend Button (Shift: Close/Open Folder)
B12. Key Lock Button
B13. Sync Button (Shift: C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B14. Cue Button (Shift: Preview)
B15. Shift Button
B16. Gain Knob
B17. EQ High Knob (Shift: Filter)
B18. EQ Mid Knob (Shift: Key)
B19. EQ Low Knob (Shift: Shift: Pan) [Traktor PRO]
B20. Trax Encoder (Shift: Folder)
B21. Load Button (Shift: Deck C/D Button) [Traktor PRO]
B22. Loop In / Set Cue Button (Shift: Loop In Button Deck C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B23. Loop Out / Reloop Button (Shift: Loop Out Deck C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B24. Auto Loop Button (Shift: Auto Loop Deck C/D) [Traktor PRO]
B25. Loop Active Display (Shift: FX Select Advanced Mode) [Traktor PRO]
B26. FX Value 1-3 Encoder (Shift: FX Select 1-3)
B27. Activate 1-2 Buttons
B28. Activate 3 Button (Shift: FX1 Routing Button) [Traktor PRO]
B29. FX On Advanced Mode (Shift: FX 2 Routing Button) [Traktor PRO]
B30. Dry/Wet Turning Knob (Shift: Auto Loop Increase/Decrease)
B31. Master Volume
B32. Headphones Volume
B33. Cue Mix Fading
B34. Kensington Lock

DESIGNATIONS ONLY FOR THE MASTER EDITION

B35. 6.3 mm Microphone Connection
B36. Mic Volume Knob
B37. Mic Equalizer
B38. 3.5 mm & 6.3 mm Headphones Connection
B39. Headphones Equalizer
B40. Crossfader Curve
B49. MIDI/Phono/Line Switch

B41. Mains Cord Strain Relief
B42. Mains Connection
B43. On/Off Button
B44. USB Port
B45. Audio Output asymmetrical RCA or symmetrical 6.3 mm Jack (Master 1)
B46. Audio Input 1, Input 2
B47. Phono/Line Switch
B48. Phono/Line Routing Switch
B55. GND Grounding Screw
B56. Booth Output (Master 2)
B57. Mic Routing Switch

DIFFERENCES FOR TRAKTOR LE

B50. FX Value Knob (Shift: Effect Select)
B51. Activate Buttons
B52. Tempo Fine Knob (Shift: Effect Select)
B53. Tap Button
B54. Effect On Button

2. FIRTST STEPS / ASIO DRIVER INSTALLATION

Please insert the enclosed installation CD in your drive. In the ASIO drivers file select the driver corresponding to your system and install it.

1. The language-selection window will open.

1. After having selected your language the installation options will be displayed. Select „Install the driver".

1. Now you will be asked to connect the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition to your system. Connect the mains adapter to the corresponding connector -B42- on the device's rear side. Turn on the device via the On/Off Button -B43-. Now connect the enclosed USB cord to the controller and a free USB port of your computer.

1. Now a message will appear displaying that the driver was successfully installed and a re-boot is not necessary.

3. TRAKTOR LE SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

In the Traktor folder carry out the setup file corresponding to your system. Install Traktor LE manually.

Note for Mac users: Please manually execute the Traktor LE installation fi le on the provided installation disc.

Upgrade for Traktor PRO:

With the provided Traktor LE version you have the benefit of purchasing the extensive Traktor Pro version at a preferential price. Current conditions regarding the prices can be found on www.native-instruments.com.

4. PERIPHERAL CONNECTIONS

Your Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition features an integrated professional audio interface with 24 bit/96 kHz. Therefore an additional external or integrated PC sound card is not necessary. Below you can find a list of all possible connections:

a) Audio Output (rear panel)-B45-

Here you can plug in your main stereo system, for example an amplifier or active speakers. This can be done via asymmetrical RCA outputs or symmetrical 6.3 mm Jack outputs.

b) Booth Output -B56-

Here you can connect a monitoring system or you may use this output in order to record your mix with an external recording device.

NOTE! The volume of this output is not individually adjustable.

c) Audio Input (rear panel) -B46-

You can connect a playback device to this input, like a turntable or a CD player, for example, in order to integrate external players in your setup. Regarding this issue please also refer to chapter 6 Stand Alone/Software Operation on page 28

NOTE! Next to each input there is a Phono/Line switch -B47- that has to be adjusted according to the connected source.

Please also observe the item B48 Phono/Line Routing Switch - via this it is possible to determine the input routing.

d) Microphone Connection (front panel) -B35-

Here you can plug in a regular dynamic microphone. Via the Mic Routing Switch -B57- the microphone signal can be routed directly to the Master Output, facilitatin usage in stand alone mode or routing via the software.

e) Headphones Connection (front panel)-B38-

It is possible to connect headphones with 3.5 or 6.3mm jack to this connector. If desired, both connectors can be used simultaneously.

5. OPERATION

After the controller has been connected and the software has been installed you can control Traktor with the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition. Compared to Traktor LE the Digital Jockey user interface for Traktor Pro mainly differs in the effect and 4 deck operation. Please also see the user interface for Traktor LE.

Your Digital Jockey has been optimized extensively for Traktor PRO. Below, Traktor's full function assignment will be described. Please also follow the complete Traktor instruction manual that can be accessed via the Traktor menu.

B1. Play/Pause Button

Press this button in order to start playback. Pressing the button again during playback will activate the pause mode.

Shift: Play/Pause for Deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

B2.Cue Button

With this button you can access the cue point.

Shift: Cue ponit for Deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

B3.CUPButton

As long as you press and hold the CUP button (Cue & Play) the player will start the track from the cue point.

Shift: CUP Button for Deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

B4. Linefader

It is possible to adjust the channel's volume with the linefader.

B5.Crossfader

This controller is a fader that enables you to fade between Deck A and Deck B.

B6. Jog Wheel

The large jog wheels can be used for several functions such as scratching and the pitch bend function. Please also note items B7 - B9. If you own a Master Edition your jog wheels are touch-sensitive, allowing a more precise scratching ability.

NOTE! If no jog mode -B7 - B9- has been selected the jog wheels are inactive in order to avoid an accidental pitch bending.

B7. Jog Mode: Search

By activating the search function it is possible to fast forward and rewind within a track.

B8. Jog Mode: Scratch

By pressing this button the scratch function will be activated.

NOTE! By simultaneously pressing the search and scratch buttons the pitch bend mode will be activated.

B9. Jog Modus: FX Dry/Wet

If Dry/Wet has been activated it is possible to fade the effect in and out by using the jog wheel. This mode is doubled by the Dry/Wet Turning Knob -B30- for comfortable effect modulation.

B10. Pitchfader

With the Pitchfader you can vary the track's pitch in the given pitch range. In the middle position (0%) the LED will be illuminated.

B11. Pitch Bend Buttons

By pressing the pitch bend buttons the track's pitch will temporarily be increased and decreased respectively. This function that is also known from CD players simulates the pressing and stopping of a record.

Shift: While holding the shift button and pressing the pitch bend buttons simultaneously when in browse mode (also see B20) it is possible to open and close folders respectively.

B12.Key Lock Button

By activating the Key Lock Button the tone pitch will be disabled. This way the original tone pitch will be kept when changing the track's speed.

Shift: Master Button. By pressing this button it is possible to select one deck as master.

B13. Sync Button

By pressing the Sync Button the relative deck's pitch will be synchronized.

Shift: Sync function for Deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

B14.Cue Button

Via this button the monitoring function for the respective deck will be activated.

Shift: Preview function. With this button you can monitor a track from the browser without having to load it to the player.

B15.ShiftButton

With this button it is possible to access a controller element's second function. On the controller's surface all shift functions are displayed in white captions.

B16. Gain Knob

With the gain knob you can adjust a track's volume.

B17. High Knob

With this knob you can adjust the high frequencies.

pressing the High Knob: High Kill function. By pressing the High Knob you can filter out the high frequencies.

Shift: Filter function. While additionally holding the shift button a filter can be modulated.

Shift & pressing the High Knob: Filter On. By simultaneously holding the shift button and pressing the High Knob you will activate the filter.

B18. Mid Knob

With this knob you can adjust the mid frequencies.

pressing the Mid Knob: Mid Kill function. By pressing the Mid Knob you can filter out the mid frequencies.

Shift: Key function. While additionally holding the shift button the tone pitch can be adjusted.

Shift & pressing the Mid Knob: Key On. By simultaneously holding the shift button and pressing the Mid Knob you will activate the key function.

B19. Low Knob

With this knob you can adjust the low frequencies.

pressing the Low Knob: Low Kill. By pressing the Low Knob you can filter the bass frequencies.

Shift: Pan function. While additionally holding the shift button it is possible to adjust the pan value (balance).[Traktor PRO]

Shift & pressing the Low Knob: By simultaneously holding the shift button and pressing the Low Knob you will activate the Pan function.

B20.Trax Encoder

With the Trax Encoder it is possible to navigate through the tracklist.

NOTE BROWSE MODE! By pressing the Trax Encoder the Browse Mode will be activated. In Browse Mode you can navigate through the tree structure by using the left jog wheel. The right jog wheel can be used in order to navigate through the track list. By pressing the shift and pitch bend buttons +/- you can open and close selected folders respectively. By pressing the Trax Encoder once more you will exit Browse Mode.

Shift: Folder Search. By holding the shift button and turning the Trax Encoder you can change between folders.

B21.Load A/B Button

In order to load a track onto a desired player press the Load A for the left and Load B for the right player.

Shift: Load C/D. In order to load a track onto a desired player press the Load C for the left and Load D for the right player. [Traktor PRO]

B22. Loop In/Set Cue Button

By pressing the Loop In button you will set the starting point of a manual loop. Simultaneously a cue point will be set.

Shift: Loop In Deck C/D. Here you can set a loop-in point for deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

B23. Loop Out/Reloop Button

Press the loop out button in order to set a loop ending point. Now the player will change to loop mode. By pressing the loop out button again you will leave the loop out mode. When pressing the loop out button in playback mode you will call up a previously-set manual loop (Reloop).

Shift: Loop Out C/D. Setting a loop out point for deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

B24. Auto Loop Button

With the Auto Loop function you can set an automatic loop with the press of a button without having to set the loop ending point manually. The desired bar length can be adjusted beforehand.

Shift: Auto Loop Deck C/D. [Traktor PRO]

NOTE! By holding the shift button and turning the Dry/Wet Encoder -B30- you can vary the auto bar length.

B25. Loop Active Display

If a loop is active this button will be illuminated.

Shift: FX Select (Advanced Mode). In Advanced Effect mode you can switch through the effects by using this button. [Traktor PRO]

B26. FX/Value 1-3 Encoder [Traktor PRO]

Depending on the selected effect it is possible to adjust the parameters 1-3 with this controller. Shift: FX Select 1-3. In Chained Effect mode you can select the effects for banks 1-3 with the encoders. [Traktor PRO]

B27. Activate 1-2 Buttons

Depending on the selected effect you can activate parameter 1 or 2 with these buttons.

B28. Activate 3 Button [Traktor PRO]

Depending on the selected effect you can activate parameter 3 with this button. Shift: FX 1. With this functoin it is possible to assign and activate the effect bank for player A. [Traktor PRO]

B29.FX On Advanced Mode

By using this button in advanced effect mode you can activate the effect.

Shift: FX 2. With this function it is possible to assign and activate the effect bank for player B. [Traktor PRO]

B30. Dry/Wet Encoder

With the Dry/Wet encoder the effect rate can be faded in and out.

Shift: Loop +/-. By holding the shift button and simultaneously turning the Dry/Wet Encoder it is possible to vary the Auto Loop bar length.

B31. Master Volume

With this controller the master and booth output volume can be adjusted (not individually adjustable).

B32. Headphones Volume

With this controller the headphones' volume can be adjusted.

B33.Cue Mix Fading

With the Cue Mix controller you can simulate a pre-mix via the headphones. In the right position you can hear the master signal and in the left position you can hear the cue signal.

B34. Kensington Lock

Standardized connection for theft protection.

Front & Rear Panel

B35.6.3 mm Microphone Jack

You can connect a microphone with a 6.3 mm jack to this input.

B36. Mic Volume Knob

Via this knob it is possible to adjust the volume of a connected microphone.

B37. Mic Equalizer

Via this knob it is possible to adjust the sound characteristics of a connected microphone.

NOTE! The mic signal can be routed directly to the Audio Output (Master 1) and it is also functional without the use of a software. The volume can only be adjusted if the Mic Routing Switch -B57- is in the MST (Master) position.

B38. Headphones Connection

You can connect headphones with a 6.3 or 3.5mm jack to these connections.

B39. Headphones Equalizer

With this equalizer it is possible to adjust the headphones' sound characteristics.

B40. Crossfader Curve

With this controller you can adjust the crossfading curve. The curve is steplessly adjustable from a constantly increasing curve up to a hard adjustment.

NOTE! The adjustments of the crossfader curve are only applicable if the Phono/Line Routing Switch -B48- is in the SW (Software) position.

B41. Mains Cord Strain Relief

With this the cord will be relieved from strain.

B42. Mains Connection

You can connect the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition's mains adapter to this connection.

B43. On/Off Button

With this button ou can turn the Digital Jockey on and off respectively.

B44. USB Port

Connect your USB cord to this input.

B45. Audio Output (Master 1)

Connect your main sound system via RCA cord (asymmetrical) or 6.3 mm jack (symmetrical) to this output.

B46. Audio Input

An external sound source (e.g. CD player, turntable) can be connected to this input.

B47. Phono/Line Switch

Depending on the connected sound source you can de-/activate the phono pre-amp.

B48. Phono/Line Routing Switch

Via this switch you determine whether the Phono/Line Input -B46- should be directly routed to the master output or through the software.

NOTE! When the switch is in the SW (Software) position, it is possible to route the phono/line sources to a virtual deck in Traktor. Moreover you may record with a software and digitalize the recording.

B49. MIDI/Phono/Line Switch

Via these switches you can dtermine whether the relative channel should be used as MIDI or phono/ line channel.

NOTE! Please also refer to chapter 6 Stand Alone / Software Operation on page 28.

B55. GND Grounding Screw

Connect the grounding cord of your turntable to this connection.

B56. Booth Output (Master 2)

Here you may connect your main sound or monitoring system or you may use the output

B57. Mic Routing Switch

Via this switch you can determine whether the microphone signal -B35- should be routed directly to the master output or through the software.

6. STAND ALONE / SOFTWARE OPERATION

Your Reloop Digital Jockey 2 - Master Edition is more than just a MIDI controller with integrated 24 bit/96 kHz audio interface. It is possible to use it as analogue stand alone mixer, completely independent from a software.

Example 1: Stand Alone Operation

Connect a CD player to the Audio Input 1 or a turntable to the Audio Input 2 -B46- on the rear side of the Digital Jockey. Make sure to connect your turntable's grounding cord to the GND Grounding Screw -B55-.

For a turntable put the Phono/Line Switch -B47- in the PH (phono) and for a CD player in the LN (line) position.

In order to be able to use the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition in stand alone mode the Phono/Line Routing Switch -B48- has to be in the MST (Master) position. This way the audio signals of the CD player and turntable are routed through the mixer section to the audio output (Master 1, B45) and to the Booth Output (Master 2, B56).

The Digital Jockey now has to recognise that you would like to control the turntable and CD player via the mixer section. On the front side of the Digital Jockey the MIDl/Phono/Line Switch -B49- has to be in the PH/LI position.

Just like with an analogue mixer you now have full control of the crossfader, linefader, EQ adjustments, monitoring functions, and gain adjustments.

Example 2: Software Operation

You wish to only control Traktor via the Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition.

On the front side put the MIDI/Phono/Line Switch -B49- to the MIDI position. All controller elements that you can see on the Digital Jockey are now at your disposal in Traktor.

Example 3: Stand Alone/Software Operation

You would like to control an external device, such as tuntable or CD player, as well as Traktor via your Digital Jockey.

Connect an external playback device to a channel of your choice as described in „Example 1: Stand Alone Operation“, in order to be able to use it in an analogue way. Put the second channel to the MIDl position as described in „Example 2: Software Operation“, in order to be able to fully use it with Traktor. This way it is possible to reasonably combine analogue and digital mixing.

NOTE! Input Routing

The Audio Inputs -B46- of your Digital Jockey 2 Master Edition are assigned as follows:

Input1 IN 1 / 2
Input2 IN 3 / 4
MIC IN 5 / 6

7. MIDI CONTROL VALUES

LEFT DECK

BUTTON	MIDI COMMAND (PUSHED)	MIDI COMMAND (RELEASE)
SYNC	09 90 01 7F	09 90 01 00
KEYLOCK	09 90 02 7F	09 90 02 00
PITCH BEND-	09 90 03 7F	09 90 03 00
PITCH BEND+	09 90 04 7F	09 90 04 00
PREVIEW	09 90 05 7F	09 90 05 00
FX_SEL1 09 90 06 7F	09 90 06 00
ACTIVE1 09 90 07 7F	09 90 07 00
FX_SEL3 09 90 08 7F	09 90 08 00
ACTIVE3 09 90 09 7F	09 90 09 00
SHIFT	09 90 0A 7F	09 90 0A 00
FX_SEL2 09 90 0B 7F	09 90 0B 00
ACTIVE2 09 90 0C 7F	09 90 0C 00
LOOP_ADJ 09 90 0D 7F	09 90 0D 00
FX_ON	09 90 0E 7F	09 90 0E 00
LOOP_IN	09 90 0F 7F	09 90 0F 00
LOOP_OUT	09 90 10 7F	09 90 10 00
AUTO_LOOP	09 90 11 7F 09 90 11 00
LOOP ACTIVE	09 90 12 7F	09 90 12 00
LOAD A	09 90 13 7F	09 90 13 00
HIGH KILL	09 90 14 7F	09 90 14 00
MID KILL	09 90 15 7F	09 90 15 00
LOW KILL	09 90 16 7F	09 90 16 00
CUP	09 90 17 7F	09 90 17 00
CUE	09 90 18 7F	09 90 18 00
PLAY/PAUSE	09 90 19 7F	09 90 19 00
SEARCH	09 90 1A 7F	09 90 1A 00
SCRATCH	09 90 1B 7F	09 90 1B 00
FX_DRY_WET	09 90 1C 7F	09 90 1C 00
CTRL MIDI COMMAND (FORWARD) MIDI COMMAND (REVERSE)
PITCH FADER OE 0E 7F (Maximal) OE 00 00 (Minimal)
FX_SEL1 0B 0B 07 41++ 0B 0B 07 3F--
FX_SEL2 0B 0B 08 41++ 0B 0B 08 3F--
FX_SEL3 0B 0B 09 41++ 0B 0B 09 3F--
LOOP_ADJ 0B 0B 0A 41++ 0B 0B 0A 3F--
GAIN 0B 0B 02 7F (Maximal) 0B 0B 02 00 (Minimal)
EQ HI	0B 0B 03 7F (Maximal) 0B 0B 03 00 (Minimal)
EQ MID	0B 0B 04 7F (Maximal)	0B 0B 04 00 (Minimal)
EQ LOW	0B 0B 05 7F (Maximal)	0B 0B 05 00 (Minimal)
CH-A FADER	0B 0B 06 7F (Maximal)	0B 0B 06 00 (Minimal)
JOG-WHEEL	0B 0B 0B 41++ 0B 0B 0B 3F--
JOG-Wheel Hold	09 90 1D 7F (Touch)	09 90 1D 00 (Release)

MIXER

BUTTON	MIDI COMMAND (PUSHED)	MIDI COMMAND (RELEASE)
TRAX	09 90 1E 7F	09 90 1E 00
CTRL MIDI COMMAND (FORWARD) MIDI COMMAND (REVERSE)
TRAX	0B BO 13 41++	0B BO 13 3F--
MASTER	0B BO OF 7F(Maximal) OB BO OF 00(Minimal)
CUE VOL	0B BO 10 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 10 00(Minimal)
CUE MIX	0B BO 11 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 11 00(Minimal)
CROSS-FADER	0B BO 12 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 12 00(Minimal)
RIGHT DECK
BUTTON	MIDI COMMAND (PUSHED)	MIDI COMMAND (RELEASE)
SYNC 09 90 3D 7F	09 90 3D 00
KEYLOCK	09 90 3E 7F	09 90 3E 00
PITCH BEND-	09 90 3F 7F	09 90 3F 00
PITCH BEND+	09 90 40 7F	09 90 40 00
PREVIEW	09 90 41 7F	09 90 41 00
FX_SEL2 09 90 42 7F	09 90 42 00
ACTIVE2 09 90 43 7F	09 90 43 00
LOOP_ADJ 09 90 44 7F	09 90 44 00
FX_ON	09 90 45 7F	09 90 45 00
SHIFT	09 90 46 7F	09 90 46 00
FX_SEL1 09 90 47 7F	09 90 47 00
ACTIVE1 09 90 48 7F	09 90 48 00
FX_SEL3 09 90 49 7F	09 90 49 00
ACTIVE3 09 90 4A 7F	09 90 4A 00
LOOP_IN	09 90 4B 7F	09 90 4B 00
LOOP_OUT	09 90 4C 7F	09 90 4C 00
AUTO_LOOP	09 90 4D 7F	09 90 4D 00
LOOP_ACTIVE	09 90 4E 7F	09 90 4E 00
LOAD A	09 90 4F 7F	09 90 4F 00
HIGH KILL	09 90 50 7F	09 90 50 00
MID KILL	09 90 51 7F	09 90 51 00
LOW KILL	09 90 52 7F	09 90 52 00
CUP	09 90 53 7F	09 90 53 00
CUE	09 90 54 7F	09 90 54 00
PLAY/PAUSE	09 90 55 7F	09 90 55 00
SEARCH	09 90 56 7F	09 90 56 00
SCRATCH	09 90 57 7F	09 90 57 00
FX_DRY_WET	09 90 58 7F	09 90 58 00
CTRL MIDI COMMAND (FORWARD) MIDI COMMAND (REVERSE)
PITCH FADER OE E1 7F 7F(Maximal) OE E1 00 00(Minimal)
FX_SEL1 OB BO 44 41++ OB BO 44 3F--
FX_SEL2 OB BO 43 41++ OB BO 43 3F--
FX_SEL3 OB BO 46 41++ OB BO 46 3F--
LOOP_ADJ OB BO 45 41++ OB BO 45 3F--
GAIN OB BO 3E 7F(Maximal) OB BO 3E 00(Minimal)
EQ HI OB BO 3F 7F(Maximal) OB BO 3F 00(Minimal)
EQ MID OB BO 40 7F(Maximal) OB BO 40 00(Minimal)
EQ LOW	OB BO 41 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 41 00(Minimal)
CH-A FADER	OB BO 42 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 42 00(Minimal)
JOG-WHEEL	OB BO 47 41++ OB BO 47 3F--
JOG-Wheel Hold	09 90 59 7F(Touch)	09 90 59 00(Release)

FRONT PANEL
CTRL MIDI COMMAND (FORWARD) MIDI COMMAND (REVERSE)
CROSS-FADER CURVE	OB BO 15 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 15 00(Minimal)
PHONE-TONE	OB BO 16 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 16 00(Minimal)
MIC-LEVEL	OB BO 17 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 17 00(Minimal)
MIC-TONE	OB BO 18 7F(Maximal)	OB BO 18 00(Minimal)

8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Power Source. DC6V, 3A

Dimensions 370 x 61 x 307 mm

Weight 2.9 kg (without USB and RCA cords)

Input/Output Impedance & Sensitivity EQ Flat, Maximum Gain, Load = 100K Ohm

Input Impedance and Reference Input Level:

Line. 47K Ohm / -14dBV (200mV) +/-0.1 dB

Phono 47K Ohm / -50dBV (3.16mV) +/-0.1 dB

Mic 10K Ohm / -50dBV (3.16mV) +/-0.1 dB

Output Impedance and Level:

Master 1K Ohm / OdBV (1V) +/-2dB

Booth 1K Ohm / OdBV (1V) +/2dB

Balanced 600 Ohm / 2.22dbM (1V) +/-2dB

Phones (Load = 32 Ohm) 4.7 Ohm / OdBV (1V) +/-2dB

Frequency Response (EQ Flat, Maximum Gain, Load = 100K Ohm):

Line 20 Hz - 20 kHz +/2dB

Phono 20 Hz - 20 kHz +2/-3dB (RIAA)

Mic 20 Hz - 20 kHz +2/-3dB

THD + N (EQ Flat, maximum Gain, Load = 100K Ohm):

Line <0.07% @ 1 kHz

Phono .< 0.09% @ 1 kHz (A-Weighted)

Mic .< 0.09% @ 1 kHz (A-Weighted)

Maximum Input (1 kHz, THD = 1%, EQ Flat, Gain at 9 o'clock, Load = 10OK Ohm):

Line +6dBV

Phono -30dBV

Mic -35dBV

Maximum Output (EQ Flat, Maximum Gain, THD = 1%):

Master. +7dBV (2.24V) Load = 100K Ohm

Phones +2dBV (1.26V) Load = 32 Ohm

S/N Ratio (Maximum Gain, EQ Flat, W/20 kHz LPF, A-Weighted, Master = OdBV Output):

Line 75dB

Phono 70dB

Mic 65dB

Crosstalk (Maximum Gain, EQ Flat, W/20 kHz LPF, A-Weighted, Master = OdBV Output)

Line/Phono. 68dB @ 1 kHz between L and R channel

68dB @ 1 kHz between channels

Tone EQ:

Mic -28 +/-3dB @ 100 Hz

-28 +/-3dB @ 10 kHz

Channel 9+/-2dB,<-30dB @ 70 Hz

9+/-2dB,<-30dB @ 1 kHz

9+/-2dB,<-30dB @ 13 kHz

Phones -28dB +/3dB @ 100 Hz

• 28dB +/-3dB @ 10 kHz

Channel Balance . Within 2dB

9. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

PC:

• Windows XP (Service Pack 2), Vista (32 bit)
• Pentium III, 1 GHz or Athlon XP 1.4 GHz
  -512MBRAM

Mac:

Mac OS 10.4
- G4 1.5 GHz or Intel Core Duo Family
-512MBRAM

10. SUPPORT & DOWNLOAD

Please go regularly to www.digital-jockey.dj and www.reloopdj.com/forum in order to download new firmware updates or new mappings. Video tutorials and support are also at your disposal.

ENGLISH

DESCRIPTIONS UNIQUE POUR MASTER EDITION:

B57. Switch Routing microphone

Line: 47K ohms / -14dBV (200mV) +/0.1 dB

Phono: 47K ohms / -50dBV (3,16mV) +/-0.1 dB

Mic: 10K ohms / -50dBV (3,16mV) +/-0.1 dB

Balanced: 600 ohms / 2.22dbM (1V) +/-2dB

Casque (Load = 32 ohms): 4.7 Ohm / OdBV (1V) +/-2dB

Réponse en fréquence (EQ Flat, Maximum Gain, Load = 100K ohms):

Line: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +/-2dB

Phono: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +2/-3dB (RIAA)

Mic: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +2/-3dB

THD + N (EQ Flat, maximum Gain, Load = 100K ohms):

Line: <0,07% @ 1 kHz

Phono: < 0,09% @ 1 kHz (A-Weighted)

Mic: < 0.09% @ 1 kHz (A-Weighted)

Master: >+7dBV (2,24V) Load = 100K ohms

Casque: > + 2dBV (1,26V) Load = 32 ohms

Rapport signal/bruit (Maximum Gain, EQ Flat, W/20 kHz LPF, A-Weighted, Master = OdBV Output):

Line: >75dB

Phono: >70dB

Mic: >65dB

Signal secondaire (Maximum Gain, EQ Flat, W/20 kHz LPF, A-Weighted, Master = OdBV Output)

Mic: -28 +/-3dB @ 100 Hz

-28+/-3dB @ 10 kHz

Canal: 9 +/-2dB, < -30dB @ 70 Hz

9+/-2dB,<-30dB @ 1 kHz

9+/-2dB,<-30dB @ 13 kHz

Casque: -28dB +/-3dB @ 100 Hz

• 28dB +/-3dB @ 10 kHz