Top Panel - Denon DJ SC6000M PRIME Guide D'utilisation

Features

Top Panel

Media Selection & Browsing
1. Touchscreen: This full-color multi-touch display shows information relevant to SC6000M PRIME's current operation.
Touch the display (and use the hardware controls) to control the interface. See
more information.
2. Media Selection: These lights will illuminate to indicate if the corresponding type of media is connected: USB, SD, or Link.
3. Source: Press this button to show a list of available devices connected to SC6000M PRIME in the touchscreen (other
networked SC6000M PRIME units, USB drives, SD card, Wi-Fi, etc.). Tap a device in the list to select it.
4. Media Eject: Press this button to show a list of devices connected to that SC6000M PRIME unit in the touchscreen (i.e.,
USB drives connected to its USB ports or an SD card inserted into its SD card slot).
To eject a device, make sure none of its tracks are being played, and then tap the Eject icon on the touchscreen and
follow the prompts.
5. Back: While in Browse View, press this button to move to the previous window. While in Performance View, press this
button to enter Browse View.
6. Forward: While in Browse View, press this button to move to the next window. While in Performance View, press this
button to enter Browse View.
7. Select/Zoom: While in Browse View, turn this knob to scroll through a list, and press the knob to select an item or load a
track to the layer in focus. Double-press the knob to load a track to both layers ("instant doubles").
While in Performance View, turn this knob to zoom in and out of a track's waveform. Press and hold the knob to adjust the
beat grid (see Operation > Performance View
8. View/Preferences/Utility: Press this button to switch between the library view and track view. Press and hold this button
to enter the Preferences and Utility window.
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Shortcuts: Press this button for quick access to a short menu of playback and display options.
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