Silvercrest SDJ 100 A1 - Manual (Page 14)

SilverCrest SDJ 100 A1
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SCRATCH mode (button lights up):
In this mode the track is scratched when the JOG WHEEL [4] is moved. Please note that when you
release the JOG WHEEL [4], the track continues to run normally or is paused. If the JOG WHEEL
[4] runs on, the track remains unaffected.
SCRATCH mode is available when the player is running or paused.
SEARCH mode (button does not light up):
If the player is paused, a position in the track can be searched for by moving the JOG WHEEL [4]. If
the player is playing a track, the speed can be varied by moving the JOG WHEEL [4]. The track is
played at the normal speed once more when the JOG WHEEL [4] is released.
The SEARCH mode is only available when a track is paused.
Varying the speed
Use the PITCH control [2] to vary the track speed. You can set the minimum and maximum possible
speed here in the software. Set the PITCH control [2] to the centre position until it engages to play
the track at the normal speed. Also refer to the software documentation on the enclosed CD.
Automatic track synchronisation
Use the SYNC button [12] to automatically synchronise the beat of the track with the beat of the
other track. When you press the SYNC button [12], it lights up briefly. Both tracks then run
synchronously and can be crossfaded without interrupting the rhythm.
High frequencies
You can adjust the high frequencies with the TREBLE control [5]. Turn the TREBLE control [5] anti-
clockwise to dampen the high frequencies. To amplify the high frequencies, turn the TREBLE control
[5] clockwise. Set the TREBLE control [5] to the centre position until it engages to ensure an
unchanged frequency response.
Low frequencies
You can adjust the low frequencies (bass) with the BASS control [8]. Turn the BASS control [8] anti-
clockwise to dampen the low frequencies. To amplify the low frequencies, turn the BASS control [8]