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17. Pitch Bend –/+: Press either of these buttons to temporarily raise (+) or lower (–) the
pitch and tempo of the music up to 4% from the current pitch setting.
18. Tap: Tap this button to the beat of the music to enter a BPM manually. Press and hold
this button for 2 seconds to prompt NDX500 to detect a BPM automatically.
19. Master Tempo: Press this to activate or deactivate Master Tempo, which locks the
musical key of the track to its original key (as if it were playing with 0% pitch adjustment).
You can then adjust the tempo of the track without affecting its key or pitch.
20. Time: Press this button to cycle through the available Time Modes, which determine how
time is shown in the display: elapsed time (Elapsed), remaining time on the track
(Remain), and total remaining time on an entire CD (Remaining).
Press and hold this button and turn the Track Knob to scroll through the ID3 tags of a
selected file with available ID3 information. You can choose to view the Title, Album,
Artist, or no ID3 tags.
21. Single: Press this button to switch between the available Play Modes: Auto-Cue
(playback will stop at the end of each track) or Continuous (Continue) (tracks will play
one after another without interruption).
Press and hold this button and turn the Track Knob to adjust the remote start settings
(as long as the NDX500's Remote Start Connector is connected to the appropriate input
of a remote-start-compatible mixer). See the Remote Start Connector description to
learn about the available settings.
22. Prog: This button helps you create a program, a sequence of tracks to play continuously:
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To add a track to the program, turn the Track Knob to select it, and then press
and hold Prog and then press Rec. P–## will flash on the LCD (## indicates what
number that track occupies in the program: P–01, P–02, etc.). Repeat this process
to add more songs to the program. If a program is stored, Prog will be shown in the
display.
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To play the program, press Prog once. The currently selected track in the program
will be shown in the display, and the program's total number of tracks will be shown
in the upper-left corner as P##. Turn the Track Knob to select the current track,
press the Track Knob to load the track, and then press Play to start playing the
Program from that track.
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To exit the program, press and hold Prog, and then press Folder. (If a track is
currently playing, it will continue playing.)
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To delete the program, press and hold Prog, and then press Eject. When asked if
you want to delete the program, turn the Track Knob to select Yes or No, and then
press the Track Knob to confirm your choice. (If a track is currently playing, it will
continue playing.)
23. Rec: Press this button, and then press one of the Hot Cue buttons to record a hot cue
point at the desired location in the track.
24. Hot Cue: Press one of these buttons to return its corresponding hot cue point and
continue playback. Only lit Hot Cue buttons have a recorded hot cue point.
To record a hot cue point, press Rec, and then press one of the Hot Cue buttons at the
desired location in the track. You can also overwrite these hot cue points in the same
way. Hot cue points will not be deleted when you load a new track.
25. Loop In: Press this button during playback to set a Loop In point, the start point of a
loop. The cue point becomes this Loop In point.
26. Loop Out: Press this button to set a Loop Out point, the end point of a loop. The loop will
begin playing immediately. To deactivate a loop, press Loop Out again.
27. Reloop: Press this button to jump immediately to the Loop In point and start playing the
loop at that point.
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