A.pitch - American Audio Radius 2000 Operation Manual

9. REV. Hold this button down to play the track in reverse. When released the track
will continue to play from the position it would have been if the button was never
pressed (censor).
While TAP(S) is held down, press this button to play the track in reverse but this time
it will continue playing from the position that the reverse will be turned off.
10. SOURCE SELECT. Use this button to cycle through the available Center Mixer
Panels of the default VirtualDJ GUI (MIXER, VIDEO, SCRATCH and MASTER)
Hold TAP (S) down and then use this button to cycle though the available software
decks* and assign the RADIUS 2000 to the selected deck. Notice that while TAP is
held down, the LOOP led indicators will show which deck is assigned to each unit
(starting from left decks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6).
*The available decks of the software will depend on both the offered decks of the GUI and the
available decks that your hardware units offer.

A.PITCH

11. BPM. (SYNC) Press this button to automatically match the
corresponding Deck's tempo with the opposite Deck's (or the
Master Deck's if using a 4 decks Skin) tempo and phase.
Hold TAP(S) down and then use this button to manually tap
the tempo of the track
12. PITCH RANGE. Press this button to select the next available
range for the Pitch Fader (available values ±4%, ±8%, ±16%
and ±100%).
The Leds above this button will indicate the selected pitch
range.
13. KEYLOCK. Press this button to "lock" the track's pitch to its
original key. The track's tempo will remain at the speed
designated by the Pitch Fader.
Hold TAP(S) down and then use this button to link the pitch
faders (Pitch Lock) of all available hardware deck. If Pitch
Lock is enabled, the led of this button will blink and moving
the pitch fader of this deck will also move at the same amount
the pitch fader of all the available software decks.
14. Press this button to smoothly reset the pitch to its zero
position. The Led of this button will blink fast while pitch is
resetting, will stay lit if pitch is at the zero (middle) position
and off if at any other position.
The Led of this button will also blink (with normal speed) if
the software and the hardware pitch values do not match.
This may happen e.g. if you assign the unit to a different
software deck and the pitch value of this deck does not match
to the hardware one, or if the SYNC is pressed.
You will then have to move the hardware pitch fader until it
catches the software one and the led stop blinking (soft-
takeover).
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