Why is the sound broken or distorted on my Denon USB Interfaces?
Sound may be broken or distorted on your Denon USB Interfaces due to the following reasons: * Other applications or device drivers might be operating. In this case, close any unneeded applications. * You might be playing multiple WAV files simultaneously. When playing multiple WAV files simultaneously, depending on your computer's capacity, the sound may be broken.
General| Type | DJ Mixer USB Controller |
|---|---|
| Channels | 2 |
| USB Interface | USB 2.0 |
| MIDI Control | Yes |
| Jog Wheels | 2 |
| Headphone Output | 1 x 1/4" (front panel) |
| Compatibility | Windows, macOS |
| Dimensions | 19" x 3.5" x 1.75" |
| Weight | 3.2 kg |
Essential safety guidelines to follow before using the apparatus.
Precautions regarding electric shock, opening unit, and qualified service.
Statements on FCC and Canadian regulations.
Advice on temperature, moisture, dust, chemicals, and careful handling.
Cautions about ventilation, flames, liquids, and battery disposal.
Statement of compliance with EU directives and standards.
Guidelines for recycling packaging, unit, and batteries.
Instructions on how to completely disconnect the product from the mains.
Highlights audio processing, USB interface, and dual CD player style layout.
Covers jog disc, display, buttons, X-Control, and software updates.
Steps for connecting to PC (Windows) and Macintosh computers.
Identification and explanation of side panel terminals and ports.
Details of buttons, indicators, and their functions on the front panel.
Explains buttons with short and long press functions.
Functions for TITLE, CONT./SINGLE, RELAY, and SOURCE buttons.
Explains EXIT/RELOOP, JOG modes, and jog disc operations.
Details on PITCH/KEY, RANGE, Pitch Slider, and Pitch Bend.
Explains position indicators, loop indicators, and play mode indicators.
Covers character display, file data, external device, and keyboard indicators.
How to select and change the connected device source.
Using the PLAY/PAUSE button for playback and pause.
Using CUE for back-cue and adjusting playback speed (pitch).
Configuring the unit to start playback automatically on power-on.
How to set A/B points for seamless loops and play them.
Functions for exiting loops, relooping, and stutter playback.
Methods for clearing individual or all loop points.
Reference to manual for trim function instructions.
How to enter and operate the preset mode for custom settings.
Step-by-step guide for installing the ASIO driver on Windows.
User agreement for the ASIO driver software.
Instructions for removing the ASIO driver from Windows.
Description of the ASIO control panel screen layout.
Selecting devices and adjusting audio buffer size.
Step-by-step guide for installing firmware update on Windows.
User agreement for the update program.
Instructions for removing the update program on Windows.
Steps for connecting the device and launching the update program.
How to transfer the update file to the device.
Initiating the update, checking completion, and handling errors.
Information on common error messages and troubleshooting.
Explanation of data transmission via MIDI commands.
Lists MIDI commands for various functions like Playlist, JOG, Pitch.
MIDI commands to control device LEDs (on, off, blinking).
MIDI commands to control VFD display symbols.
Power, dimensions, weight, finish, and external features.
Details on audio, USB, MIDI, and control interfaces.
MIDI commands for setting VFD segments using font codes.
MIDI commands for setting time and parameter data on the VFD.
Structure of MIDI exclusive commands for device configuration.
Instructions for loading preset data from a PC to the DN-HC4500.
Troubleshooting steps for no operation, no sound, or distorted sound.
Checks for USB compatibility, file types, and sampling rates.
Power, dimensions, weight, finish, and external features.
Details on audio, USB, MIDI, and control interfaces.
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