Utility Menu - Denon DJ X1800 PRIME Guide D'utilisation

These are the available effects and how each one is controlled by the Sweep FX knobs. For all sweep
effects, the center ("12:00") position of the Sweep FX knob is the minimum position (the effect is not
applied). Turning it clockwise or counter-clockwise from this position can produce different results.
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Dub Echo: This effect adds a brief echo. Turn a Sweep FX knob counter-clockwise to
decrease the length of the delay and increase the feedback, or turn it clockwise to increase the
length of the delay as well as the feedback.
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Noise: This effect adds noise to the signal. Turn a Sweep FX knob counter-clockwise to add
pink noise, or turn it clockwise to add white noise.
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Wash Out: This creates a transition effect. Turn a Sweep FX knob to its most counter-
clockwise (minimum) position to apply a 1-beat echo that will also mute the channel's normal
audio signal, or turn it to its most clockwise (maximum) position to apply a 1/2-beat echo.
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Gate: This effect applies a time-based gate effect to the signal. Turn a Sweep FX knob
counter-clockwise to apply a gate effect synchronized with the channel's tempo, or turn it
clockwise to do the same thing with an added effect.

Utility Menu

The Utility menu enables you to customize various settings on X1800 Prime that affect the audio
signal routing, effects module, input and output levels, and more.
To enter or exit the Utility menu, press Utility. Exiting the Utility menu also saves any changes you made.
While in the Utility menu, you can do any of the following:
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To select an option, turn the FX Select/Enter knob.
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To confirm your choice or enter a submenu, press the FX Select/Enter knob.
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To return to the previous screen, press Back.
Below are descriptions of the different submenus in the Utility menu:
EQ
These settings determine how the Channel EQ knobs work.
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Type: Select ISO to set the Channel EQ knobs' ranges to -∞ to +6dB/+10dB (as labeled).
Select EQ to set the Channel EQ knobs' ranges to -24dB to +6dB (for other players that may
need this setting).
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High Cross Over: This is the crossover frequency between the High and Mid EQ knobs when
the Type is set to ISO: 1000Hz–8000Hz (in varying increments).
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Low Cross Over: This is the crossover frequency between the Mid and Low EQ knobs when
the Type is set to ISO: 100Hz–800Hz (in varying increments).
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Reset EQ Default: Select OK to return these Channel EQ settings to their default values, or
select Cancel to return to the previous menu.
Filter
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Resonance: This is the resonance of the filters on Channels 1–4 (i.e., how much the frequencies
just beyond the cutoff frequency are allowed to pass through the filter). 0 is a flat setting
(frequencies just beyond the cutoff frequency won't be heard at all), while 15 yields a high
resonance (the cutoff frequency is not as "strict," so some adjacent frequencies will be heard).
Headphone
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Attenuation: This is the gain level of the headphone output: -15dB to 0dB.
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