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General| Brand | ALCATECH |
|---|---|
| Model | BPM STUDIO 4 PRO |
| Category | DJ Equipment |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step guide to install the BPM Studio software on your computer.
Detailed instructions on connecting the remote control unit via serial or USB port.
Explains how to perform a hardware reset for control units RCP-1001 and RCP-2001.
Guide for the initial launch of BPM Studio and its default player settings.
How to customize settings for BPM Studio remote control units.
Configuration of driver and audio parameters for optimal BPM Studio performance.
Lists the main modules that constitute the BPM Studio program window.
Explains the fundamental controls and operations of the player.
Details on adjusting playback speed and master tempo for mixing.
How to use DirectCue buttons to set and trigger cue points.
Using the real-time BPM counter to determine and set BPM values.
Detailed description of the player window's layout and display modes.
Explains how to create, manage, and use play lists for organizing tracks.
Information on using the preview player to screen titles without loading them.
How to use the file archive to manage and categorize audio files.
Managing and organizing play lists for events, programs, or artists.
Step-by-step guide on how to use the loop sampler for clipping and replaying sequences.
How to edit samples and assign them to specific keys for playback.
Overview of the sample editor for adjusting loop, volume, pitch, and fade settings.
Explanation of manual and automatic cross-fading between players.
Functionality of the BPM counter for determining title BPM.
How to manually determine BPM using keystrokes.
How to automatically determine BPM using the software's filters.
Overview of the file editor's capabilities for cutting and setting cue points.
Marking audio sections and exporting them into files.
Adjusting volume and pitch of audio files within the editor.
Detailed guide on setting and managing cue points within titles.
Editing ID3 tag information for audio files, including version and path.
Overview of the mixer's components and display.
Explanation of the four internal stereo inputs and two stereo outputs.
How to adjust and correct frequency ranges for players and CD-ROM.
Using the recorder to capture audio signals from external sources or players.
Using the AGC module to compensate for volume differences and provide stable output.
Restricts signal levels to protect downstream equipment from overload.
Description of AGC work method at different input levels with accompanying diagram.
Overview of functions for working with CDs, including reading and burning.
Using the CD-ROM drive as a functional audio CD player.
Methods for encoding audio CDs into MP3 format.
Querying the CDDB for audio CD title information.
Process of copying audio CDs to the hard drive, including CDDB query.
Ripping and archiving an entire CD as a single title.
Converting WAVE files to MP3 format using the encoder.
Creating audio CDs with custom mixes or compilations.
Steps for creating playable audio CDs with various title arrangements.
Steps for creating data CDs for file backup or transfer.
Simulating the writing process to test system performance.
How to launch the BPM Print Designer from various archive or play list views.
Selecting fields, changing column order, and adjusting column width for printing.
Manipulating layout and adding information in the print preview window.
General settings for loading files, play lists, and program behavior.
Detailed configuration of sound card drivers and audio settings.
Dialog for adjusting driver latency times for optimal performance.
Setting default directories for search, ripper, MP3 encoding, and recorded files.
Configuring parameters for CD ripping and compression.
Adjusting parameters for the CD writer, including speed and functions.
Activating Burn Proof to prevent buffer underruns and ensure faster burning.
Activates the recorder's burn proof function to prevent errors.
Simulating the burn process to test system performance.
Improves efficiency and reduces buffer underruns using file/disc caching.
Adjusting settings for connected external control units.
Enables automatic player start when external mixer control is activated.
Enables automatic player stop when external mixer control is deactivated.
Detailed description of user administration features and their benefits.
Configuration of server components for remote control via web browser or Telnet.
Adjusts title playback volume to be consistently loud or quiet.
Essential functions for professional use, allowing prescreening of audio via headphones.
BPM Studio's internal database for storing and managing BPM values of all titles.
Activates PreAmp function to prevent distortions caused by high amplification.
Functions for creating backups of the file archive and updating it.
Explains how user administration enables multiple users to work independently.
User-specific settings and access restrictions for BPM Studio modules.
How to address MP3 files via drive letter or computer name in a network.
Accessing files using computer name instead of drive letter.
Structure and management of network file archives.
Steps to create a master file archive on a server.
Ensuring information availability and managing access to network file archives.
Instructions on how to play MP3 files using BPM Studio's players.
Detailed guide on achieving accurate beat matching using BPM Studio.
How BPM Studio saves and manages the order of titles in play lists.
Adding titles to a play list from the file archive or explorer.
Rearranging the order of titles within a play list using drag and drop.
Saving a play list with a specified name and folder.
Loading BPM Studio or WinAMP play lists from the hard drive.
Using drag and drop for assembling, loading, and archiving play lists.
Adding a play list to the archive by dragging and dropping it.
Loading a play list from the archive into a player.
Appending a play list to an already loaded one.
Adding selected title sequences from a play list to another.
Using the cross-fader for automatic fades between players with adjustable fade curves.
Managing title information stored in ID3 tags and play list files.
Introduction to copying and archiving audio-CDs using BPM Studio.
Steps for ripping audio CDs using the CD-Player and CDDB query.
Guidance on creating and structuring a file archive for managing many titles.
Introduction to using the sampler for loading and replaying short audio clips.
Playback mode where only one sample plays at a time.
Playback mode allowing samples to be played repeatedly to the beat of a title.
How to configure sample player output channels and assign keys.
Detailed explanation of the front-side controls of the RC V3 device.
How to connect and use fader start functions with the RC V3.
Instructions for connecting the RCP-1001 and setting up the program.
Explains how the RCP-1001 controls players and sample player, including pitch lock.
Detailed explanation of the front-side controls of the RCP-1001 device.
Storing and recalling up to 6 favorite positions as Cue-Points.
Starts samples 1 to 9 of the BPM Studio Sample Player.
Assigns Sample Player output and controls the preview player.
Adjusts automatic cross fader, auto-fade mode, and fade presets.
Connects to mixers with fade/start function for controlling players.
Input for remote start using mixers with remote start or pulse start functions.
Detailed guide on using the loop player for recording and reproducing loops.
Steps for recording a sequence as a loop and reproducing it.
Using the Auto-Loop function to automatically record and switch to loop-play mode.
Storing loops for later use via DirectCue keys or the Sample Player.
Storing loops directly to DirectCue keys for quick recall.
Storing loops in the Sample Player for availability across different titles.
Editing recorded loops by changing start and end points.
Navigating through a title by tacts (beats) for precise loop editing.
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