Behringer BCD-2000 Manual page 5

the headphones is the master output, and the other is the cue output.
The PFL Mix button can be used to select which side you want to hear in the headphones.
As mentioned, you can use the Cue button to go back to the current cue point, or to the start of the
song.
You can also store and retreive up to 4 cue points per song.
To do this, hold the Cue button pressed, and also press one of the effect buttons (A,B,C,D) to load cue
point 1,2,3 or 4
To store a cue point, first press To Top + Cue to activate Cue Rec mode. Once cue rec mode is
activated, you will see buttons A,B,C and D flashing.
Press button A,B,C or D to store the current cue point to cue position 1,2,3 or 4.
As explained in the previous part, the Loop In/End button can be used to start/stop a 4-beat loop. More
advanced looping is possible though, by using the Loop Out button.
While holding the Loop Out button, here are the other options you have:
-Press one of the effect buttons (A,B,C,D) to start a 2, 4, 8 or 16 beat loop.
-Press the bend + button to double the loop length, or bend – to halve the loop length.
-Use the jog wheel to move the loop forwards or backwards
-Press To Top to switch between short loops and long loops. When short loops are selected, the effect
buttons will start 1/4th, 1/2th, 1 and 2 beat loops instead.
- Use Search Back/Fwd buttons to change the loop length by a small amount
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