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General| Brand | Cortex |
|---|---|
| Model | DMIX-600 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Explains the product's benefits, reliability, and warranty.
Lists included accessories for initial setup and use.
Provides precise control for search, pitch bend, and scratching.
High precision 60mm slide for speed adjustment with multiple ranges.
Full-featured 2-channel mixer with EQ, effects, and professional outputs.
LCD screen shows track info, waveforms, and parameters.
Built-in effects like Filter, Flanger, and Reverb to enhance mixes.
Supports playback of CD Audio discs via external USB CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive.
Manages music collections via a database for quick searching.
Supports playlists created using iTunes or Cortex DB SE software.
Supports iPod and user-created playlists via USB.
Explains compatibility with driverless USB devices and potential issues.
Recommends using powered USB hubs for stability.
Ensures write protection is off for database storage.
Specifies USB 1.0, 1.1, or 2.0 compliance; wireless USB not supported.
Recommends dedicating storage devices for audio use.
Emphasizes that drives must be unpartitioned for proper operation.
Lists supported file systems for storage devices.
Explains limitations when using NTFS file system.
Guides on defragmenting storage devices for optimal performance.
Instructions on how to clean the DMIX-600 safely.
Specifies optimal temperature and placement for the unit.
Advises on legal music usage and avoiding piracy.
Details the connectors and controls on the rear of the unit.
Describes the controls and connectors on the front of the unit.
Details the iPod dock for connection and file transfer.
Controls track time display and playback modes.
Controls the main output volume of the unit.
Controls the volume for the booth monitoring speakers.
Adjusts built-in effects like Filter, Flanger, and Reverb.
Selects whether the VU meter displays Master or Cue levels.
Displays the current audio volume level.
Controls channel fading and crossfader curve settings.
Toggles between USB storage and Line/Phono inputs.
Adjusts channel tone and audio level.
Controls the volume for each individual channel.
Buttons for viewing track info, searching, and playing.
Activates alternate functions for other buttons.
Controls Jog Wheel function (Pitch Bend or FF/REW).
Navigates menus, searches music, and manipulates pitch.
Indicates if a Cue Point is memorized.
Shows if the unit is in Play or Pause mode.
Displays track info, waveforms, parameters, and search results.
Allows setting Hot Cues on the fly.
Buttons for navigating menus and features.
Controls key and tempo independently.
Controls pitch, tempo, and temporary pitch bends.
Allows setting and recalling loop points.
Connects the power adapter to the DC inlet.
Connects XLR or RCA outputs to audio sources.
Connects USB storage or hubs to the rear port.
Powers on the unit and detects connected devices.
Selects the desired storage device for access.
Indexes music files to create a searchable database.
Verifies the database after adding new music files.
Overview of database searching by various criteria.
Browse and select tracks by title.
Browse and select tracks by artist.
Browse and select tracks by genre.
Browse and select tracks by album.
Search tracks based on their BPM (Beats Per Minute).
Search for specific words or phrases within the database.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for navigation and functions.
Continues string search functionality and selection.
Loads iPod playlists created in iTunes.
Plays files in a directory sequentially.
Views directory structure and locates files not in the database.
Displays waveform or time elapsed/remaining.
Lists recently added tracks for easy access.
Displays the 100 most played songs.
Lists the last 100 songs played.
Displays detailed track attributes like artist, title, and genre.
Lists the specific track attributes shown by the Info button.
Describes the primary playback functionality.
How to enter and return to Play Mode.
Explains the auto-cue feature for single track playback.
Adjusts track tempo and pitch with various ranges.
Independently adjusts key and tempo without affecting each other.
Controls Jog Wheel for pitch bending or FF/REW search.
Uses navigation keys for track skipping and searching.
Randomly plays tracks based on search criteria.
Guides on setting, saving, and recalling cue points.
Allows setting and editing cue points on the fly.
Sets the start and end points for looping audio segments.
Adjusts existing loop in and out points.
Exits the loop mode and resumes normal playback.
Deletes the currently set loop.
Accesses various system settings and configurations.
Sets the speed of pitch bend adjustments.
Enables or disables the pitch function on startup.
Sets the default pitch range for the unit.
Controls whether the unit prompts for database indexing.
Toggles between elapsed and remaining time display.
Sets automatic fade between songs.
Enables or disables random playback.
Sets default playback mode to Single Auto-Cue or Continuous.
Switches Jog Wheel function between Pitch Bend and Search.
Reloads the database from the storage device.
Adjusts the duration of the waveform display.
Determines if the waveform displays automatically.
Controls display of BPM info from ID3 tags.
Selects the display language for the unit's menus.
Manages connected USB storage devices.
Instructions for connecting an iPod to a PC via the unit.
Describes the soft-power-off procedure.
Details how to update the unit's internal software.
Overview of the integrated mixer functionality.
Explains the Master, Booth, Record, and XLR outputs.
Details the analog RCA inputs for line or phono sources.
Controls the output levels for Master and Booth.
Manages channel volume and fading between channels.
Adjusts channel gain and 3-band EQ for tone shaping.
Details line faders for volume and crossfader for mixing.
Monitors output levels for master and channels.
Allows previewing channels via headphones before fading in.
Connects and controls up to two microphones.
A band-pass filter to remove high or low frequencies.
Creates a sweeping comb filter effect by time-delaying signals.
Simulates the persistence of sound in a space.
Configures iPod for disk access by the unit.
Sets up computer for supported music file formats.
Converts existing files to compatible formats.
Configures MP3 encoder settings for optimal quality.
Identifies and handles AAC and DRM files.
Explains common device access errors and solutions.
Troubleshoots database creation issues.
General unit information, format compatibility, power, and environment.
Details audio inputs, outputs, and frequency response.
USB connector type, protocol, and ports.
Lists accessories provided with the unit.
Information on ordering replacement parts.
Details the 1-year limited warranty terms and exclusions.
Procedures for returning the product for warranty service.
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