Seamless Loop Menu - Cortex HDC-3000 Setup Manual

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Section Fourteen: Loop Mode

Loops are small repeating segments of a song that can be created,

engaged and edited on the fly. With these, you can do everything from

creating an extended intro to a song to mix into to extending a break in

a song. To create a Loop, the first thing that needs to be done is to press

the Loop button above the Jog Wheel-this will engage the Loop menu.

From the Loop menu, you can view both which Loop "slots" are open, as

well as the in/out (start/stop) points of each loop. To create a loop, the

first thing to do is choose a loop number. If there is no loop saved in the

chosen position, press the chosen number (Multifunction Buttons 1-4) to

create an in point. Press the number again to create an out point. The

Loop will automatically be engaged, and will not exit till you press the

Shift button plus the number of the chosen loop. To reloop, simply press

the number again to reengage. To edit a Loop In/Out point, using the

arrow keys scroll over to the option you wish to edit and use the Jog

Wheel to edit an option. To delete, simply hold down Shift plus the num-

ber of the Loop you wish to delete.

Loops can also be created/edited from the play screen. To go into Loop

mode in the Play screen, press the Loop button twice. You will see a

small "Loop" symbol on the Play screen. Creating/editing/deleting Loops

in this mode is the same as in the Edit screen-the main difference is you

cannot edit in/out points unless you re-enter the edit mode.s. To exit Loop

mode while in the Play screen simply press the Play Button above the

screen (not the main Play/Pause button!)

Loops are saved to the MSD on a per-song basis if AUTO RECALL

option is turned on in the EDIT menu. They will remain in memory until

they are deleted, so if you create a Hot Cue that you wish to save don't

worry-it's already saved!

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