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GLOBAL MODE selection:

If STANDARD is selected, you can only adjust the input source for IN A

(MicorPhono A) and the driver latency on the ASIO page (see below).

Theoutputs are assigned as follows:

• CH 1-2: channels 1-2 are always routed to the MASTER OUT

• CH 3-4: channels 3-4 are always routed to the PHONES OUT

Additionally, the BCD3000’s MIDI characteristics dier from those in ADVANCED

mode (see below). In ADVANCED mode, all selection options are available in the

ASIO window.

The ASIO page:

Fig. 4.2: The ASIO window in the BCD3000 control panel

This is where you adjust all parameters of the ASIO driver. The TRAKTOR 3 LE

software uses ASIO as is the case with most professional music applications.

You can only select one software button per eld.

In the eld IN A (CH 1-2), you can select the input source to be routed to the

computer on channels 1-2 (Record).

In the MASTER OUT section, you can select the playback channels CH 1-2 or

CH3-4 for the main outputs (Playback).

In the PHONES OUT eld, you can select the playback channels CH 1-2 or CH 3-4

for the headphones connector (Playback).

Use Driver Latency to adjust the latency in order to optimize your computer’s

performance. If you set the control to “low” this will optimize the response

of your BCD3000, but also increase the processor workload. In extreme cases,

thiscan lead to clicking and drop-outs in the audio signal. The “mid” position

gives you a good compromise between processor workload and the response

time of the BCD3000. A “high” latency ensures trouble-free performance even

onslow computers.

◊ “Latency” is the time that elapses between an operator action on the

BCD3000 (e. g. pressing the PLAY button) and the actual output of the

audio signal from the OUT connectors. Latency depends on the system

used and the processing speed of your computer. Typical latencies

are in the milliseconds range (1 ms = one thousandth of a second).

Most people cannot hear latencies below 10 ms. When audio signals are

passing through a computer, it is impossible to achieve a 0-ms latency.

The WDM/MME page:

Fig. 4.3: The WDM/MME window in the BCD3000 control panel

Use the WDM/MME driver if your music software does not support ASIO

(e.g.most software media players).

RECORD SELECT allows you to select BCD3000 input IN A or IN B for

2-channelrecording.

When you choose IN A, you can determine in the left-hand eld whether the

phono or microphone signal will be recorded.

PLAYBACK of this driver type is always stereo (channels 1-2). For this reason,

theMASTER OUT connectors on the rear panel and the PHONES connector on the

front panel always provide the same music signal.

The MIDI page:

Fig. 4.4: The MIDI window in the BCD3000 control panel

On the MIDI page no parameters can be set. It only informs you about the various

MIDI modes, depending on the GLOBAL MODE selected:

In STANDARD mode, the buttons are “toggle o”, i. e. when you release a button

after pressing, the MIDI command is set back to its original value (like when you

release a key on a keyboard).

In STANDARD mode, all LEDs can be switched on and o individually with

specic MIDI commands.

In ADVANCED mode, all buttons are “toggle on”, i. e. press = “switch on”;

pressagain = “switch o” the MIDI function (similar to a light switch).

In ADVANCED mode, the response of the button LEDs depends on the respective

button, i. e. LED on = “function enabled”, LED o = “function disabled”.

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