Stanton SC System 3 - Advanced Control of Built-In Presets; Scs.3 D Standalone Configuration

Advance Control of Builtin Presets
Absolute Sliders
Absolute Sliders exactly follow your finger’s posion on the surface and feature mulple touches.
These are good for controls like volume or effect sengs. For instance, the preset with all Absolute
Sliders could be mapped towards controlling a digital audio workstaon.
Relave Sliders
Relave Sliders follow the gestures of your finger but do not send absolute posion. These are good
for controls that might want to be fine-tuned as opposed to quickly moved from top to boom.
For instance, a pitch control would be good for relave control.
Note: Not all MIDI applicaons support relave mode. Please consult the owner’s manual of your
soware. Somemes relave is referred to “Relave Bin Offset.”
Slider Paern
This controls the feedback of the slider’s LEDs on the control surface. The default paern is “boost/kill”
feedback for EQ and “boom to top” (or sweep) feedback for FX and volume sliders. When sliders are
relave, no feedback is given other than “finger trace” which follows your hand movement while
touching the sliders.
6.1.3 Advanced Control of Builtin Presets
The built-in presets can be re-configured and saved through MIDI messages.
To learn more about the SCS.3m’s advance MIDI modes please visit www.stantondj.com/SCS3m/MIDI/
for complete MIDI specificaons and guides on reprogramming the built-in presets and using
applicaon feedback mode to create your own controls and mappings.
6.2 SCS.3d Standalone Configuraon
The SCS.3d requires the DaRouter applicaon to be running to support generic MIDI control.
In DaRouter it is necessary to select the appropriate preset according to the physical configuraon.
The generic presets available are listed in secon 6.2.1 below.
A single SCS.3d can be used to control two decks, or two SCS.3d’s can be used for dual deck control.
The LED feedback for these generic presets is performed by the DaRouter soware based on the user
inputs on the StanTouch surface.
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