Mobiles DJ-Setup

Features:

• Dynamic beat detection – 0.1 BPM precision
• Cue – auto-cue at track start, and set cue point.
• Change Pitch – alter speed and key of track ± 100%
• Bend pitch – momentarily alter speed of track.
• Crossfade – set the line out and/or phones blend  of the two channels.
• Loop – set loop, split loop from end-point, split loop from in-point, exit loop, re-enter loop
• Audio effects – single parameter: hi-cut/lo-cut, two-parameter: roll, echo, reverb
• Kill All – reset and relaunch audio effects.
• EQ – 3-band equalizer; treble, mid and bass frequencies  -26 to +6 dB
• Normalized sound – globally normalize all tracks’ volumes
• Gain – pre-amplification volume -26 to +6 dB
• Reverse play

• Press upwards to access features like pitch, looping, filters, effects and reversed play, through the alternate function of all input areas.
• Press downwards for headphones control, as the crossfader switches to control the channel blend in the headphones, and the headphones volume is adjustable on the touchpad.

• TFT display
• 262.000 colours
• 166 ppi screen resolution

• When pressing the P-switch, the rewind button sets the in-point of a loop, and the forward button the end-point.
• To adjust loop in and end-points, press the P-switch upwards and either of the directional buttons, then adjust the desired point on the touchpad.

• Press left button to control channel 1, press right button to control channel 2. Full mixing functionality is available for both channels independently.
• Pressing the P-switch upwards allows for toggling between time played and time left indication in the display.

• Set at maximum left, channel 1 is alone in line out, set at maximum right, only channel 2 is in line out, and set in the middle, both channels are at the same line out level. Any variations hereof are of course possible blend options.
• Press the P-switch downwards and the crossfader switches to control the channel blend in the headphones.

• The play button behaves like on any other audio player, but when in Mix Mode, the pause is ‘stuttering’, allowing you to search and find the appropriate place to set the cue point.
• When pressing the P-switch upwards, the play button reverses the play direction.

Cue

• The Cue button sets the starting point for the track and can also be used to create effects. When pressing the P-switch upwards, the Cue button enables exiting and re-entering a loop.

Touchpad

• The touchpad allows you to bend a track, change EQ values and gain levels.
• When pressing the P-switch upwards, the touchpad allows for controlling and setting pitch values, filter parameters and audio effect levels.
• When pressing the P-switch downwards, the touchpad allows for controlling the headphones volume.
• The touchpad is also used to navigate the track library and the device settings.

Settings

• The Settings button lets you turn on and turn off the device.
• When turned on, the Settings button gives you access to the settings menu.

Kill All

• The Kill All button resets all effect values to zero, and lets you relaunch effects to latest values per track and channel.

Input and output

• Line out connector, 3.5 mm stereo
• Phones connector, 3.5 mm stereo
• USB 2.0 connector, for data transfer

Power and charging

• Power connector, for optimal charging. Pacemaker charges from empty to full in about 120 minutes; for up to 18 hours of playback time or up to 5 hours of mixing.
• USB, for alternative charging.

Hard drive

• 120 GB

Audio formats supported

• MP3, M4A (AAC-LC), AIFF,
  FLAC, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, SND

Mac system requirements

• Mac OS X v10.4.4 (Intel) or later
• USB 2.0 port
• Pacemaker Editor for Mac

PC system requirements

• Windows XP and Windows Vista
• USB 2.0 port
• Pacemaker Editor

• Pacemaker
• 3m RCA cable
• USB cable
• Power charger
• Quick guide
• Strap