Time Display; Pitch Control - Cortex HDC-1000 User Manual

Time Display Modes
Changing the Time Display Mode is as simple as pressing the Time but-
ton to toggle between elapsed and remaining time. Elapsed Time shows
how much time has past since the beginning of the track, and Remaining
Time shows how much time is left before the track is over.
You may press Shift+Time to change the Time Display Mode for each
side individually.
When the Time Display Mode is changed, you will also notice that the
Progress Indicator will also change to reflect either Elapsed Time or
Remaining Time.
Pitch Control, Pitch Bend, and Pitch Ranges
The Pitch Control allows you to speed up (or slow down) the playback of
a track by a desired percentage. The HDC-1000 offers Pitch Ranges of
4, 8, 16, and 24%, in order to provide a wide level of flexibility when
manipulating digital music files. In 4 and 8% mode, 0.05% Pitch
Resolution can be achieved, allowing for a more precise level of adjust-
ment.
To toggle Pitch On or Off (the unit will not respond to pitch changes
when Pitch is Off), press both the Pitch Bend (+) and Pitch Bend (-) but-
tons simultanously. The LED indicator will illuminate when Pitch has been
turned On.
To change Pitch Ranges, press Shift+Pitch Bend (+) OR Pitch Bend (-)
buttons simultanously. The Pitch Display on the LCD screen of that
respective side will momentarily display the new Pitch Range.
For a momentary change in Pitch, the Pitch Bend (+) and Pitch Bend (-)
buttons will temporarily increase or decrease pitch relative to the amount
of time either button is held down.
When the Jog Mode is not engaged (LED remains unlit), you may also
use the Jog Wheel to perform a Pitch Bend.
Using the HDC-1000
Time Display and Pitch Control
N e v e r l o v e
> > > > > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
+ 1 : 0 8 : 2 2
Fig 2.9 - LCD Display and progress indicator in time elapsed
N e v e r l o v e
- - - - - - - - - - - - - > > > > > > > > > > > >
- 3 : 3 2 : 5 7
Fig 2.91 - LCD Display and progress indicator in time remaining
Fig 2.91 - Pitch On/Off by pressing both buttons simultaneously
6 . 1 5 %
6 . 1 5 %
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