Stanton SC System 3 - Deck Switch

Deck Switch
3.2.1 Deck Switch
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FX
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
FX
MASTER
MASTER
In some cases, you might also see the Deck Switching buons used for things like alternave layouts.
It really depends on the mapping and the applicaon. In any situaon, the Deck Switch buons allow
the SCS.3m to effecvely double its number of controls while maintaining the same small form factor.
Figure 3.6
The Deck Switch buon allows for each side of the SCS.3m to be
switched between 2 virtual decks. Each side can be toggled
independently, thus allowing 4 channels to be controlled in a
convenonal 2-channel design. (Figure 3.6)
In each Deck Switcher, there is a backlit leer (either A and C, or B
and D) to indicate which virtual channel that side of the SCS.3m is
controlling. The SCS.3m will keep current the controls for both decks
and update to the latest values when returning to a deck.
This is done by providing a different set of MIDI controls that can be
used to map to a different channel in a program such as Virtual DJ,
or provide an addional set of controls in other applicaons. All of
the controls for all "decks" and modes such as EQ, FX and Master
are transmied on one channel number so the SCS.3m only takes
up one MIDI channel number in your MIDI setup. (Figure 3.7)
Figure 3.7