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MP 4 - OPERATOR’S MANUAL 

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Mic Level Control

Adjusts the Level of the MIC Input. The OL (overload) indicator lights when the maximum mic level has been reached, 3 
dB before clipping. If this lights up, either turn the MIC LEVEL down, or stop yelling.

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Program Input Selectors

Provide selection of LINE 1, LINE 2, USB 1 or USB 2 Inputs for each of the PROGRAM A or PROGRAM B channels. LINE 
Inputs may each be set for PHONO or LINE level via the rear panel switch (see Rear Panel 6).

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Program Low And High Tones

Adjust the equalization for each of the PROGRAM channels. Pointing these controls straight up at their center detents 
takes the tone controls out of the signal path. This is not designed to be the only equalizer in the system, this is intended 
to provide EQ between varying program materials. We recommend an external graphic equalizer for the best system 
sound, connected between the HOUSE OUTPUTS and the amplifier.

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Program Level Controls

Set the volume of each PROGRAM INPUT, as you would expect! These controls are pre-Crossfader, so both Program 
Level controls also depend on the Crossfader setting (see 6).

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Program Meter

This four-segment meter shows signal presence (at -24 dBu), optimum signal level (at around 0 dBu), and a warning to 
turn down the associated LEVEL control if the +12 dBu indicator lights up.

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Active Crossfader

Controls  the  mix  of  PROGRAM  A  and  B  LEVELS  in  a  logical  manner.  When  the  Crossfader  is  all  the  way  left,  only 
PROGRAM A is heard. When it’s all the way right, only PROGRAM B is heard. When it’s in the middle, both PROGRAM 
A and B are mixed together equally. This is an Active Crossfader™ which uses a VCA to deliver an extended life with 
reduced travel noise, but to insure trouble-free operation, see Fader Cleaning on page 4.

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House Level Meter

Adjusts the Output Level of the Main-mix to the HOUSE Outputs.

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Cue Switches

Select  Program  A  or  B  in  any  combination  to  the  PHONES.  The  associated  yellow  indicator  lights  when  a  CUE  is 
activated and pressed in. Depressing a button sends Program signals to the CUE side of the PAN control. For example, 
when the Crossfader is to the left (playing Program A to the House), listen to CUE B (Program B) on the headphones to 
audition, match beats or prepare a starting point.

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Pan Control

Changes  the  relative  levels  of  the  Cue  and  Program  mixed  together  in  stereo  to  the  PHONES.  Adjust  this  control 
anywhere between Program and Cue:
PGM follows the Main-mix (House) Output.
CUE is determined by the CUE switches and only goes to the headphones.

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Phones Level And Headphone Jack

As you guessed, plug your headphones in here and adjust the overall volume with the LEVEL control. CUE 8 and PAN 
9 select the source.

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Power Indicator

Illuminates to let you know the MP 4 is plugged in and ready to go.

Summary of Contents for MP 4

Page 1: ...TTM 57SL OPERATOR S MANUAL 1 8 1 1 MP 4 OPERATOR S MANUAL 1 8 2...

Page 2: ...MP 4 OPERATOR S MANUAL 1 8 2 2...

Page 3: ...aratus to rain or moisture Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus Introduction Beyond the Quick Start...

Page 4: ...ARING YOUR FILES 12 BuIlding Overviews 12 How to Build Overviews 12 About Corrupt Files 12 Set Auto BPM 12 The Offline Player 12 main screen overview 12 Virtual Deck 12 Visual Aids 13 Tempo Matching D...

Page 5: ...Shift 23 Lock Playing Deck 23 Sort Cues Chronologically 23 Auto Gain 23 Modifying the Auto Gain Level 23 Hi Fi Resampler 23 Play From Start 23 Instant Doubles 23 Play From First Cue Point 23 Audio Out...

Page 6: ...h a 48 kHz sample rate Inputs PROGRAM A and B INPUT switches select between the two LINE and two USB Inputs LINE 1 and LINE 2 are set for PHONO level or LINE level using the associated push switch on...

Page 7: ...nd on the Crossfader setting see 6 5 Program Meter This four segment meter shows signal presence at 24 dBu optimum signal level at around 0 dBu and a warning to turn down the associated LEVEL control...

Page 8: ...not affected by the front panel HOUSE LEVEL control These balanced TRS tip ring sleeve Outputs connect to a balanced equalizer or amplifier for a possible second listening zone and follow the same int...

Page 9: ...bbles appear MP 4 USB Composite Device MP 4 USB1 Out USB Audio Device MP 4 USB2 Out USB Audio Device MP 4 Line In USB Audio Device MP 4 USB Human Interface Device Your new hardware is installed and re...

Page 10: ...the MP 4 The ASIO Bit Depth and Ask host to process during callback settings should not be adjusted unless you are having problems Uncheck Ask host to process during callback if you have audio dropou...

Page 11: ...can also import by dragging files and folders directly from Windows Explorer PC version or Finder Mac version into the Scratch LIVE library SuppOrted File Types Scratch LIVE supports fixed and variabl...

Page 12: ...cular progress bar around the edge is a visual representation of the position within the song and can be set to flash to warn you that the track is nearing its end The time and remaining time are disp...

Page 13: ...ck including color coding to show the frequency of the sound red representing low frequency bass sounds green representing mid frequency sounds and blue representing high frequency treble sounds You c...

Page 14: ...half time start of each bar etc The range is set by the first two taps after that you can switch to any steady rhythm you feel comfortable with quarter notes half note whole notes Esc resets the BPM E...

Page 15: ...mporary cue point that can be used like the Cue button on many DJ CD players Press ctrl I to set this temporary cue point on the left deck and ctrl K to set it on the right deck This temp cue point is...

Page 16: ...Each cue point can have a different color To change the color of a cue point click on the colored square and choose a new color from the drop down menu To remove a cue point use the x button on the ri...

Page 17: ...ou unlock it by clicking on the number again Auto Looping Auto looping allows you to create loops instantly If the track has a BPM value simply click the number of bars you wish to loop and Scratch LI...

Page 18: ...nger respond directly to the mouse If you need to change a control using the mouse disable MIDI assign mode While in MIDI assign mode controls which have MIDI inputs assigned show a green box indicato...

Page 19: ...area can be customized to display the columns listed below Added Album Artist Bitrate BPM Comment Composer Filename Genre Grouping Label Length Location Remixer Sampling Size Track Video Track Year T...

Page 20: ...h LIVE has detected some corruption in the MP3 file Solution If possible re encode the MP3 The track cannot be found Most likely the file has been renamed or moved Scratch LIVE is trying to import a t...

Page 21: ...out saving simply click the record button again Recordings can be loaded onto the decks renamed and managed like other files Recordings are saved in MyDocuments My Music ScratchLIVE Recording on a PC...

Page 22: ...move track from library remove track from crate delete crate does not delete the file Remove track from crate and from library Delete the file from your library and send to the recycle bin Note to iTu...

Page 23: ...dicated by the LED meter red lining If the track is too quiet unload the track then go to the setup screen and boost that auto gain db value more Once you ve made that adjustment load that same track...

Page 24: ...file tags Use this function if you have edited or modified file tags outside of Scratch LIVE TIP Rescanning the tags is a handy way to identify all the files that Scratch LIVE can t find for example i...

Page 25: ...Music ScratchLIVE on a PC Crates have the file extension crate and are located in your subcrates folder If your library contains tracks that are stored on a drive other than your boot drive a folder c...

Page 26: ...s an audio file Unsupported file This MP3 contains multiple layers While scanning this file Scratch LIVE found frames belonging to multiple MPEG layers Scratch LIVE does not support MP3s that contain...

Page 27: ...064 Phone 858 486 8388 Fax 858 486 8398 Web www caig com Cleaning Instructions A Fader assembly replacement part 11646 1 Unplug the MP 4 2 Remove the bottom cover 3 Remove the fader screws from the fr...

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