Reloop RMX-30 BPM - Classic Mixing Console Manual

Reloop RMX-30 BPM - Classic Mixing Console Manual

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Reloop RMX-30 BPM - Classic Mixing Console Manual

Maintenance

  • Check the technical safety of the device regularly for damage to the mains line or the casing, as well as for wear of wear parts such as rotary and sliding switches.
  • If it is to be assumed that the safe operation is no longer feasible then the device must be disconnected and secured against accidental use. Always disconnect mains plug from the outlet!
  • It must be assumed that a safe operation is no longer feasible if the device bears visible defects, if the device no longer functions, following longer storage under unfavourable conditions or after major transport stress.

Overview of the device

Controls

Overview of the controls

Designation:

  1. Signal input selector for channels 1 to 3
  2. Gain control for channels 1 to 3
  3. 3-fold equalizer for channels 1 to 3
  4. Modulation LEDs for channels 1 to 3
  5. Cue switch for channels 1 to 3
  6. Linefader reverse switches for channels 1 to 3
  7. Linefader curve controls for channels 1 to 3
  8. Linefaders for channels 1 to 3
  9. Crossfader reverse switch
  10. Crossfader curve controls
  11. Crossfader
  12. Kill switch units for both crossfader channels
  13. Cue-Master control
  14. Volume control for headphones output
  15. BPM displays
  16. Beat Offset LED
  17. Volume control master output 2
  18. Balance control master output
  19. Volume control master output
  20. Modulation LED for master signal
  21. ON/OFF switch

Front panel

Overview of the front panel

  1. Input jack for mic (XLR/ 6.3 mm jack plug)
  2. Output jack for headphones (6.3 mm jack plug)

Rear Panel

Overview of the rear panel

  1. Input jack for external power pack
  2. Master 1 output jacks (cinch)
  3. Master 2 output jacks (cinch)
  4. REC output jacks (cinch)
  5. Input jacks for channels 1 to 3 (cinch)
  6. Phono/line change-over for channels 1 to 3
  7. GND grounding screws
  8. Master 1 output jacks (6,3 mm jack plug)

Connections

  1. Connect your line sources (CD player, MiniDisc, DAT, etc.) andyour turntables with the input jacks for channels 1 to 3 -28-. If you wish to connect (a) turntable(s) to the "Phono" jacks switch the phono/line change-over switches to the "Phono"position. If you intend to hook up (a) line source(s) to these jacks simply switch the phono/line change-over switch -29- to the "Line"-position.


When operating the phono/line change-over switches always make sure that the unit is switched of.

  1. Connect the ground cable of your turntables with the respective GND ground screw -30-.
  2. Connect your microphone with the Mic input jack -22-.
  3. Connect your headphones with the output jack for headphones
  4. Connect your main unit according to your requirements with the Master 1 output jacks -25- (cinch) or with the Master 1 output jacks -31- (6,3 mm jack plug).
  5. Connect your monitor unit with the Master 2 output jacks -26-.
  6. Connect the recording equipment of your choice with the REC output jacks -27-.
  7. Hook up the external power pack with the respective input -24-.

Operation

  1. Power on
    After making all connections turn on the power with the ON/OFF switch -21-.
  2. Signal selector
    The signal input selector -1- allows you to choose between line, phono and mic source for channels 1 to 3. Please observe the designation of the individual signal input selectors as well as the positions of the Phono/line change-over switches -29-.
  3. Gain
    The gain control -2- sets the input volume for channels 1 to 3.
  4. Equalizer
    The equalizer for channels 1 to 3 -3- sets the bass, middle and treble.
  5. Pre-listening
    The Cue switches for channels 1 to 3 -5- select the channel/s for pre-listening in your headphones. The channel selected with the Cue switch is illuminated on the respective LED. The Cue Master control -13- infinitely adjusts the master signal for the pre-listened signal. In "Cue" position only the pre-listened signal can be heard, in "Master" position only the master signal can be heard. This allows the advance simulation of a mix in the headphones. The control -14- regulates the volume level of the headphones.
  6. Channels 1 to 3
    The linefaders -8- set the output volume for channels 1 to 3. Press the linefader reverse switches -6- to reverse the respective linefader assignment. The progression of the linefaders can be set with the linefader curve controls -7-; press on the respective knob to lift it up. Turning clockwise "sharpens" the linefader, i.e. ideal for scratching and cutting; turning counter clockwise "softens" the linefader, making it ideal for long mixes. Now you can depress the knob again.
  7. Crossfader
    Use the crossfader -11- to switch between the signal of channel 2 and 3. Press the crossfader reverse switch -9- to reverse the crossfader assignment. The progression of the crossfader can be set with the crossfader curve control -10-; press on the knob to lift it up. Turning clockwise "sharpens" the crossfader, i.e. ideal for scratching and cutting; turning counter clockwise "softens" the crossfader, making it ideal for long mixes. Now you can depress the knob again.
  8. Mic
    Set the signal input selector for channel 1 -1- to the right position "Mic/Line" to activate the microphone. Now you can use the gain control for channel 1 -2-, the 3-fold equalizer for channel 1 -3- and the linefader for channel 1 -8- to adjust the tone as well as the input and output volume.
    NOTE!
    If you have connected a line source to the channel 1 "Line" input jack -28- and play it back, the line signal will be heard simultaneously together with the microphone-signal.
  9. Modulation
    The modulation LEDs -4- indicate the output level of channels 1 to 3. Select the channel volumes with the linefaders for channels 1 to 3 -8- with the 3-fold equalizers for channels 1 to 3 -3-, as well as with the gain control for channels 1 to 3 -2- as such that the red LEDs flash rarely; this prevents overmodulation of the channels. The modulation LED -20indicates the output level of the right and left channel of the Master output. Select the output volume with the volume control -19- as such that the red LEDs flash rarely. This prevents overmodulation of the Master output 1.
  10. Kill Switches
    The Kill Switch units -12- enable instant suppression of the different frequencies (bass, middle, treble). The LED indicates deactivated frequencies. The left Kill Switch unit controls the left crossfader channel; the right controls the right crossfader channel.
  11. BPM Displays
    The BPM displays -15- automatically indicate the beats of the signal sources in "Beats per Minute" (BPM). The displays indicate "- -" instead of beats if there are no audio signals, or if the audio signals are too faint, or if the beats are not countable.
    NOTE!
    The Reloop RMX-30 BPM can not count the beats if there is no continuous rhythmic structure or if the beats are too faint to be distinguished from the remainder of the track for identification as a rhythmic element. 4/4 beats are ideal for the Reloop RMX-30 BPM.
  12. Beat Offset LED
    The Beat Offset LED -16- monitor the balancing of the beats in the event of equivalent BPM of the two signal sources. The Beat Offset LED is divided into three ranges:
    1. Red: Beats are offset.
    2. Yellow: Beats almost balanced.
    3. Green: Balanced beats.

NOTE!
The Beat Offset LED is not indicative if the BPM of the two signal sources are not the same. The Beat-Offset LED does not illuminate if the difference between the two signal sources exceeds 11 BPM.

  1. Outputs
    The Master control -19- sets the output volume of the Master output 1 -25- / -31-. The balance control -18- selects the volume ratio between right and left output signal. In centre position the volume of both channels is the same. The Master 2 control -17- sets the output volume of the Master 2 output -26-.
    NOTE!
    The position of the volume control -19- does not affect the REC output -27-. Only adjustments to the gain controls -2-, linefaders -8-, equalizers -3- and balance control -18- affect the recording.

Technical information

GDT GmbH did not test the following manufacturers' specification for plausibility and accuracy:

Inputs Phono: 3 mV/47 kW,
Line: 200 mV/10 kW,
Mic: 2 mV/3 kW
Outputs Master: 1 & 2: 1 V/1 kW (MAX. 8 V),
Headphones: 0,7 V/33 W (MAX. 1.7 V),
Record: 398 mV/1 kW (MAX. 2.5 V)
Frequency response 20 Hz - 20KHz, +2/-3 dB
Frequency high peak / low peak +10 dB/- 35 dB
Distortion 0.05%
S/N ratio Phono: < -65 dB,
Line: < -77 dB,
Mic: < -60 dB
Dimensions 254 x 355 x 87 mm
Weight 3.8 kg

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