Reloop Terminal Mix 8 User Manual

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TERMINAL MIX 8 QUICK START GUIDE
VERSION 1.0
GET READY FOR TAKE OFF.
Thank you for purchasing the Terminal Mix
8 Reloop‘s new agship performance
controller developed for Serato DJ.
Here are the steps to get started:
1) Visit the link below to get your FREE
copy of Serato DJ
serato.com/dj/license/code
Note:
If you are a PC user, please visit the
Terminal Mix 8 product site on
www.reloop.com and head to the download
section to download and install the PC
ASIO driver. Mac users do not require a
special driver.
2) Now connect the Terminal Mix 8 to your
computer via USB; also connect the
included power supply and run either the
RCA (unbalanced) cables or XLR (balanced)
cables to your speakers or amplier. Don‘t
forget to connect your headphones to one
of the two jack inputs on the front panel.
3) Power on your unit, start the Serato DJ
software and start mixing.
Note:
Make sure, when turning on the power, to
have your master and headphones volume
low and slowly increase.
MAXIMUM CONTROL
SPEAKERS
XLR / RCA
POWER SUPPLY
HEADPHONES
USB CABLE

Reloop Terminal Mix 8 Specifications

General

Brand	Reloop
Model	Terminal Mix 8
Category	DJ Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Introduction and Initial Setup

Getting Started Steps

Outlines the initial steps for setting up the Terminal Mix 8 controller, including software acquisition.

PC Driver Installation Note

Power On Procedure

Details the correct procedure for powering on the unit and starting the Serato DJ software.

Mixer Section Controls

Gain, EQ, and Filter Adjustment

Deck Loading and Monitoring

Master and Track Navigation

Master and Booth Output Volume

Headphone Monitoring and Cue Mix

Transport Controls

Sync and Stutter Operation

Details how to enable/disable Sync for beatmatching and use the Stutter function.

Cue Point Management and Playback

Explains setting cue points, returning to them, and controlling track playback.

Performance Modes

Slicer Mode Functionality

Details Slicer Mode, dividing tracks into sections for pad-based triggering.

Hot Cue Mode Usage

Explains saving and triggering up to eight cue points per track.

Loop Mode Operation

Covers saving, setting loop lengths, and activating/deactivating loops.

Sampler Mode

Triggering and Loading Samples

Explains how to trigger preset samples and load tracks into empty slots.

Sampler Volume and Output Control

FX Racks and Jog Wheel

FX Rack Configuration

Effect Parameter Adjustments

Jog Wheel Performance Functions