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WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT USE THIS PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR
OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PRESENT BLADE TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. TO PRVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE
PLUG TO WIDE SLOT FULLY INSERT.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUARRANTY 11. Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided
for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the product
INFORMATION and to protect it from overheating, and these openings must
not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be
1. Read Instructions. All the safety and operating instructions blocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other
should be read before this product is operated. similar surface. This product should not be placed in a built-in
installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper
2. Retain Instructions. The safety and operating instructions ventilation is the manufacturer's instructions have been
should be retained for future reference. adhered to.
3. Heed Warnings. All warnings on the appliance and in the 12. Any mounting of the product should follow the
operating instructions should be adhered to. manufacturer's instructions, and should use a mounting
accessory recommended by the manufacturer. The
4. Follow Instructions. All operating and use instructions should manufacturer will NOT take responsibility for non-
be followed; failure to do so can void this guarantee. recommended accessories.
5. Water and Moisture. The appliance should not be used near 13. Accessories. Do not place this product on an unstable cart,
water - for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causing
laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the
the like. product. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table
recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the product.
6. Carts and Stands. The appliance should be
used only with a cart or stand that is 14. Lightning. For added protection for this product during a
recommended by the manufacturer. An lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for
appliance and cart combination should be long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and
moved with care. Quick stops, excessive disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent
force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.
combination to overturn. Wall or Ceiling Mounting. The product
should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended 15. Replacement Parts: When replacement parts are required,
by the manufacturer. be sure the service technician has used replacement parts
specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics
7. Heat. The appliance should be situated away from heat as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in
sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other fire, electric shock, or other hazards.
appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
16. Use only cables in accordance with present standards, ask
8. Object and Liquid Entry. Care should be taken so that your dealer.
objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure
through openings. 17. Do not use right away the equipment in case has been
transported from a cold environment to a hot one. Moisture will
9. Damage Requiring Service. The appliance should be appear, let it off for a while.
serviced by qualified service personnel when:
18. Cleaning. Do not use cleaning sprays where the controls
A: The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or are. The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended
B: Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the by the manufacturer. Clean by wiping with a cloth slightly damp
appliance; or with water. Avoid getting water inside the appliance.
C: The appliance has been exposed to rain; or
D: The appliance does not appear to operate normally or 19. Audio ON: When installation is complete and you are about
exhibits a marked change in performance; or to start using the unit. Before switching ON the unit DO lower
E: The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure the Mains and Headphones volume controls. Failure to do so
damaged. can result in hearing injuries or amplification stage damage.
21. For AC line powered units - Before returning repaired unit This product shall not be treated as
to user, use an ohm-meter to measure from both AC plug household waste. Instead it shall be handed
blades to all exposed metallic parts. The resistance should be over to the applicable collection point for the
more than 100,000 ohms. recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment. By ensuring this product is
22. To prevent fire or shock hazard. Do not use this plug with disposed of correctly, you will help prevent
an extension cord, receptacle or other outlet unless the blades potential negative consequences for the
can be fully inserted to present blade, match wide blade plug environment and human health, which could
to wide slot fully insert. otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste
handling of this product.
TERMS OF USE The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural
resources.
Your unit comes with a serial number sticked on it. Do not tear For more detailed information about recycling of this product,
the serial number; this can result in void guaranty. please contact your local city office, your household waste
disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.
SAFE AND EFICIENT USE
PRELIMINARY
Check the contents of the QUARK SC box and find the
following items:
1- Controller
1- Installation and instructions CD
1- Traktor Overlay
1- USB Cable (PC/MIDI)
1- Transfomer AC/DC
FIRST STEPS
Equipment installation
1. CONTRO
OLS AND CO
ONNECTION
NS
1.2. Front pa
anel
1. Microphone e 3. Headphones
Here connect a microphone using
u a X inch plug. Mic signa
al is Heere connect a headphone
h usinng a X inch plug. Headphoness
are. When a jacck is plugged in
sent to softwa nto the connecttor, ou
utput signal is a blend of analogg outputs OUT1 and OUT2.
INPUT 2 is dissabled and replaced by mic signal. MIC LEV VEL Se
et level/proportion of OUT1/O OUT2 turning control
c labelled
d
sets the microp
phone output le
evel. HEEADPHONES BAL. B If control iss set totally to the left we havee
on
nly (CHA) OUT1 1 signal. If cont rol is set totally
y to the right wee
2. Touch Whe eel sensibility ha
ave only (CHB) OUT2 signal. C Control HEADPH HONES LEVEL L
Turn ON the u unit while buttonn LOAD B/D is pressed;
p it enterr to se
ets overall level for headphoness.
sensibility adju
ustment mode. Following
F turn the control labellled
TOUCH SENSITIVE and se et desired sens sibility rate. Preess 4. MUTE
LOAD A/C to e exit sensibility adjustment mode e. Th
his is called the
e panic button. If the softwarre goes crazy
an
nd it can happ pen press M MUTE to deacttivate all audio o
ou
utputs of the unit.
2. Outputs
Quark SC hass two non-balan nced stereo outp
puts. Connect a
any
compatible am
mplifying unit or a mixer.
1.4. Connecttions
ATENTION. A Always unplug the unit beforre connecting tthe 3. Do not use exccessive long caables. Check forr a firm fixing off
signal cables, otherwise can result
r in equipment damage. the connectors. Poor connectioon can cause noise like the e
1. If you need to change the signal connecttor first unplug tthe pical hum or sound
typ s interruptioons. Both scenarios can resultt
unit from the power supply; Either the USB or the exterrnal in loudspeaker daamage.
adapter. NOOTE: Use only the supplied caables for power supply through h
2. We stronglyy recommend the use of quality cables, the sou
und exxternal adapter or USB to coomputer. Manuffacturer cannott
quality can sufffer from cheap cables. take responsibilitty for any dam mage caused by b use of non--
hoomologated cables.
2. SOFTWA
ARE INSTAL
LATION AND
D SETUP
Before you can n start using Akkiyama Quark SC,
S it is necesssary
to install Akiya
ama ASIO drivers to optimize th he performance e of
the sound card d of Quark SC.
Also you will need a DJ Softw ware. We will exp plain how to insstall
Virtual DJ LE and how to co onfigure Virtual DJ LE, Virtual DJ
PRO and Trakktor PRO 2.
2.1. Akiyama
a ASIO Drivers
a ASIO drivers
2.1.1. Akiyama s installation
Double click th
he icon of the file
e:
Akiyama_ASIO O_Driver_Setup p.exe. Installatiion will start at
once. Firstly, it will appear the welcome window as se een
below.
Se
elect the folder where
w the driveer will reside, by defect it will be
C::\Program Files\\Akiyama ASIO Driver\
To
o select anothe er folder click BBrowse and search for the e
de
esired folder. Fo
ollowing select Install.
We
W recommend you y only select Quark SC soun nd card. For the e
Select the acce
ept box and pre
ess Next. us
se of multiple so
ound cards readd the manual you will find at the
e
folder drivers ins
stallation. Selecct Quark SC (QUARK
( SC iss
ghlighted on a blue
hig b rectangle.
2.2. Virtual D
DJ
2.2.1. Virtual D
DJ LE installation
Windows Insttallation
On
nce program is installed you ccan choose to la
aunch it or exit..
Se
elect Lauch VirtualDJ to start it.
elect Agree an
Se nd continue withh installation wiz
zard.
The first time yyou run the prog
gram a window will require youu to
fill up the serial number that is supplied witth your Quark SC
(find it at the label of the supplied CD). Fill it and press O
OK.
Virtual DJ LE ffor Quark SC wiill open:
Fo
ollowing Virtual DJ LE for Quarkk SC will open:
Meanwhile Virttual DJ LE is in process of install you will see tthe
following windo
ow.
- Click at (clickk here) to registter your software for the first tim
me.
At following up pdates you will directly
d be directed to last pointt.
- Next you will see the wind dow below, fill it with your se erial With
W disregard to
o the assignatioon seen at Virttual DJ, for thee
number typed at your CD. soound card (IN/OUT) with this coonfiguration we have:
-V
Virtual DJ Master Out > Output 1 of Quark SC
-H
Headphones Out > Output 2 of Q Quark SC
Heeadphones outp put is a blend oof both signals as explained att
paart 1.2.
If we use the AS SIO drivers youu shall configure e Virtual DJ ass
follows:
Seelect Config/So
ound Setup andd proceed as folllows:
- An icon with name Quark SC
S will show up. At this page yyou -In
nputs LINE-IN Ns.
can find the a
available update
es for Quark SC
C. Download frrom -O
Outputs HEADPHONES Master: Chan 1&2 /
this page. Heeadphones: Cha an 3&4.
-S
Sound card ASIO DRIVER AKIYAMA ASIO.
-C
Configure Akiyam ma ASIO driver as it is explaine
ed at part 2.1.2.
2.2.4. Virtual D
DJ Pro Configu
uration
Inputs LINE-INs are activated sselecting AUX at the desired d
Virtual DJ P PRO will autom gnise Quark SC
matically recog Deeck.
controller. The
erefore you will only have to co
onfigure the sou
und Sttarting from a standard configuuration you cann perform some e
card. mo odifications. If you
y want to usse an external mixer
m you shalll
se
elect EXTERNAL MIXER aat Outputs and d assign each h
nfiguration
Windows Con ch
hannel 1&2 and 3&4 to a Deckk. To use time codec inputs you
u
sh
hall change the e option Inputss to TIMECODES (if you are e
At Virtual DJ w
we can use the input only if we e use ASIO drivvers go
oing to use turnttables remembeer to select Phono).
you can down nload them free e from www.akiyamadj.com. A Also Fo rtual DJ manual.
or other configurations read Virt
you can find th
he drivers at the
e CD provided with
w QUARK SC .
If you do not use ASIO drivvers follow the steps for settting AC Configuration
MA
configuring the
e Outputs:
Select Config/SSound Setup an nd select the following options: Oppen the applica
ation Audio MIDDI Setup found
d at the Utilitiess
- Inputs NONE. folder of your Mac
c. Audio MIDI S
Setup window will
w show up.
- Outputs HEADPHONE ES Master: Frontal outpu ut /
Headphones: R Rear output.
- Sound card 4.1 CARD Speakers: (QU UARK SC).
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If you
y use Akiyam
ma ASIO driverss the window will be as below:
2.3. Traktor
2.3.1. Sound C
Configuration Inputs:
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12
3. FUNCTIO
ONS AND CO
ONTROLS
3.1. Virtual D
DJ
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-Hot cues can be deleted by pressing the cue button while 7. TEMPO
holding the button labelled with a bin. -Use the Pitch Fader to control the deck's tempo.
-Press SHIFT + HOT CUE 1 to activate/deactivate Smart Hot -Use the Pitch Bend buttons for pitch bending.
Cue. -Tempo Range can be selected by pressing SHIFT + pitch
-A yellow lit button means that there is a hot cue saved. bend (-).
-Reset the tempo by pressing SHIFT + pitch bend (+).
AUTO LOOP (round button orange):
-An autoloop is set by pressing any of the 6 numbered buttons. 8. TRANSPORT
The autoloop size depends on the pressed button and can be -Press Play/Pause button to Start/Stop playback of deck.
set from 1 to 32 beats. -Press SHIFT + Play/Pause to skip to the first beat of the track.
-The autoloop is deactivated by pressing the button -If song is paused, set a new cue point or if you are in the cue
corresponding to the actual size. point position play the track from the cue point by pressing the
-Change the loop size by pressing a button which has CUE button and return to cue point when released. If song is
associated a size different than the actual active loop size. playing, press CUE to pause the reproduction and jump to the
-Press SHIFT + HOT CUE 1 to activate/deactivate Smart last cue point.
Loop. -Use SHIFT + CUE to activate/deactivate Smart Play.
-In this mode all buttons will light orange. The button -Use the SYNC button to match the BPMs of different tracks.
corresponding to the active loop size will blink. -Press SHIFT + SYNC to set to master the deck in which it has
been pressed.
LOOP ROLL (round button green):
-An autoloop is set by pressing any of the 6 numbered buttons. 9. MIXER
The autoloop size depends on the pressed button and can be -Tweak the sound using the 3-Band EQ
set from 1/32 to 1 beat. The loop will be active only while the -Turn the MASTER knob to adjust the volume of the master
button is hold. signal.
-Press SHIFT + HOT CUE 1 to activate/deactivate Smart -Adjust the deck volume by turning the gain knob.
Loop. -Select the deck that must be pre-listened by pressing the
-In this mode all buttons will light green. The button Monitor buttons (labelled with headphones).
corresponding to the active loop size will blink. -Press SHIFT + Monitor button to select the beat of the
working deck which will be shown in front in the display.
4. DECK SELECT -Use the Linefader and Crossfader for mixing.
Switch between decks A/C and decks B/D. -Use AUTO buttons to automatically crossfader to the other
deck.
5. LOOP -Under Video mode press LINK to link or unlink the video
-Set the starting point of a loop by pressing IN button. crossfader to the audio crossfader.
-Press OUT button to set the ending point of the loop. -Under Video mode use AUTO to move the video crossfader
-Press RELOOP to jump to the starting point of the loop. If loop automatically.
is not activated, the last set loop will be activated.
-Press SHIFT + IN to enter in a mode in which the starting 10. BROWSER
point of the loop can be modified, IN ADJUST. The IN button -Turn the encoder to scroll through the songs.
will blink while this mode is active. Turn the jogwheel to modify -Press SHIFT + turn the encoder to scroll through the folders.
the starting point. Press SHIFT + IN to exit from the mode. If -Load the song to the active deck by pressing LOAD buttons.
this mode is active but there is not any loop active, the last set -Press the encoder to open or close the subfolders of the
loop will be activated when the jogwheel is turned. selected folder (when focus is on folders).
-Press SHIFT + OUT to enter in a mode in which the ending -Press SHIFT + encoder to open or close the subfolders of the
point of the loop can be modified, OUT ADJUST. The selected folder (when focus is on folders).
performance of this mode is equivalent to the IN ADJUST -Switch the mixer section between mixer and video by pushing
mode but in this case the ending point is adjusted. VIDEO MODE.
-Enter to MOVE LOOP mode by pressing SHIFT + RELOOP.
Performance is similar to IN/OUT ADJUST but in this case
loop can be moved..
6. JOGWHEEL
Press SCRATCH button to toggle the wheel mode between
CDJ and Vinyl.
-Use the jogwheel to scratch or modify the pitch bend.
-Use SHIFT + jogwheel to search through the track
-Under Video mode press SHIFT + turn jogwheel to adjust the
parameter of the effect
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Shift: Waveforrm (Zoom OUT.. LIST LOAD: Load ds the loop from m the tracks list tot slot 1-4.
Shhift: Loads the loop from the LLOOP RECORDER section to o
3. PLAY SAMP PLE (SAMPLE DECK). slo
ot 1-4.
- S1 - S4: RRecords at the
e tracks list th
he sample of tthe - BUTTON
B 5:
corresponding slot. SEELECT SLOT: AllA slots from onne deck are sele ected at once.
DEECK LOAD: No function.
4. MULTIMOD DE (TRACK DEC CK). LIST LOAD: No fu unction.
- SELECT MO ODE: - BUTTON
B 6:
The round buttton switches be etween the thre ee possible mod des SEELECT SLOT: While
W the buttoon is pressed all Samples of a
of the advance ed panel (CUE/M MOVE/GRID). giv
ven deck will ac
ctivate.
The function o of the multimode e buttons, knobs and encoder w will DEECK LOAD: No function.
change upon the selected mo ode. LIST LOAD: No fu unction.
- DELETE ( ): - AUTOLOOP:
A Turning
T the conntrol we set the Slot volume..
Delete Cue po oints. Press DELETE buttons and a also press tthe Prress the control to silence the sslot.
Hot CUE butto on you want to delete. Delete function is acttive Thhe LED light when the slot is m uted.
only in CUE mode. Shhift: Turning the control we aadjust the filter at the selected d
Shift: Enabless Shift in perman nent mode. Slot. Pressing the
e control the filteer is turned off.
- BUTTON 1:
CUE: Hot cue 1 5. TRANSPORT/JOG WHEEL (T TRACK DECK)).
Shift: Memorizzes a cue/Loop at the first available cue point. - PLAY/PAUSE:
P Start/Stop
S playbback.
MOVE: Selectts track move mode. m With this
s button we sellect Shhift: Skips to thee track beginninng.
Move Mode. - CUE:
C Skips to th
he last Cue set.
GRID: Displaces Grid backwa ards. - SYNC:
S Synchronizes the BPM vvalue with the BPM B master.
- BUTTON 2: Shhift: MASTER Function. Seleccts which deck k is the masterr
CUE: Hot cue 2 tempo.
Shift: no functtion. - ACTIVE: ON/O OFF loop activve function. ThisT function iss
MOVE: Selectts track move mode. m With this
s button we sellect auutomatically activated each timee we set an Auttoloop or a loop p
next Move Mod de option. with IN/OUT butto ons.
GRID: Displaces Grid forward d. - IN: Sets the beg ginning of a loopp.
- BUTTON 3: N ADJUST: Mea
IN anwhile you presss the button use the wheel to o
CUE: Hot cue 3 addjust the starting
g point of loop. LLoop must be playing.
Shift: Jumps to the next cue point.
p - OUT:
O Sets the end
e of a loop.
MOVE: Selectss the movement size. OU UT ADJUST: Meanwhile
M you ppress the buttonn use the wheell
GRID: BPM fin ne tuning. to adjust the end point of loop. Looop must be pla aying.
- BUTTON 4: - PITCH
P FADER: Adjusts the tem mpo of the deck.
CUE: Hot cue 4 - PITCHBEND: Adjusts
A the tem
mpo of the deck k while buttonss
Shift: Jumps to the previous cue c point. arre pressed. Whe en released tem mpo return to original value.
MOVE: Selectss the movement size. Shhift: Assigns FX X1 and FX2 moddules to each de eck.
GRID: BPM fin ne tuning. - SCRATCH
S ( ): ) ON/OFF SCR RATCH mode.
- BUTTON 5: Shhift: Changes pitch range uponn the given values.
CUE: Hot cue 5 - DECK:
D Selects SAMPLE
S DECK K (C/D).
Shift: Select Cue point type from a list. Choose previo ous - JOG
J WHEEL: Turn the wheel too adjust the dec ck tempo.
option at the lisst. SCCRATCH: Turn to perform scraatch when SCR RATCH mode iss
MOVE: Movess playback pointt backwards. ON N.
GRID: Grid auttomatic adjust. LOOOP ADJUST: Turn T the wheel to adjust start and
a end point off
- BUTTON 6: a loop pressing buttons IN/OUT.
CUE: Hot cue 6 Shhift: Fast move through a trackk.
Shift: Select CCue point type fromf a list. Choose next optionn at
the list. 5. TRANSPORT/JOG WHEEL (S SAMPLE DECK K).
MOVE: Movess playback pointt forward. - PLAY/PAUSE:
P Start/Stop
S playbback of selected
d slot.
GRID: Tempo automatic adjusst. - CUE: Toggles between simpple play and loop play of the e
- AUTOLOOP:: Turn the contro p size. Press to set
ol to select loop saample.
the loop. The L LED blinks when a loop is set. - SYNC:
S Synchronizes the BPM vvalue of the acttive slot.
Shift: Turn thee control to movve the loop throu ugh the track. T
This - IN: sample size is halved.
function operattes only when a loop is playing g. - OUT:
O sample siz
ze is doubled.
4. MULTIMOD DE (SAMPLE DE ECK). - ACTIVE:
A sets sa
ample size to orriginal value.
- SELECT MO ODE: The roun nd button switc ches between tthe - PITCH
P FADER: Sets the tempoo of the active slot.
three possible modes of Samp ple Deck: - PITCHBEND:
P Adjusts
A the temppo of the sample while buttonss
SELECT SLOT T: This mode is for activating th he different Slotts. arre pressed. Whe en released tem mpo return to orriginal value.
When a slot is active we ca an perform som me actions upon n it Shhift: Assigns FXX1 and FX2 moddules to each de eck.
(volume setting g, scratch, pitch
hbend, play/pause and others). - SCRATCH
S ( ): Pressing thee buttons the selected sample e
DECK LOAD: On this mode we w can load loops from Deck A or plaayback stops. If we turn the w wheel with the button pressed d
B. First you haave to select the e slot where to load the loop w with we e have scratch effect.
e
SELECT SLOT T. - DECK:
D Selects TRACK
T DECK ((A/B).
LIST LOAD: O On this mode we w can load loops from a listt of - JOG
J WHEEL: turn
t the wheel tto set the temp po of the active
e
songs/tracks or loops or the loops from f the LOO OP sloot.
RECORDER. SCCRATCH: press s/hold the buttonn to enable scra
atch effect.
- DELETE ( ):
On this mode we can delete the loop loade ed on the selectcted 6. MIXER/EQ.
slot. - HIGH:
H turn to control
c the highh frequencies and
a mutes/KILL
L
Shift: Engagess SHIFT permanently. them when pressed, LED will lighht when mute is s on.
- BUTTON 1 - 4: Shhift: Press to acctivate the FILTEER and turn to adjust
a it.
SELECT SLOT T: Select slot 1--4. - MID:
M turn to control the mid freqquencies and mutes/KILL
m them
m
DECK LOAD: Loads the loop from the deck to slot 1-4. whhen pressed, LE ED will light wheen mute is on.
Shift: Loads th he loop from the e opposite deck. Shhift: Press to acctivate the KEY LOCK and turn n to adjust KEY.
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7. LOOP RECORDER.
- LOOP RECO ORDER: Presss to engage LO OOP RECORD ER
mode. The buttton will light.
- DRY/WET: Determines th he amount of processed sig gnal
versus originall signal that will be recorded. Press to select lo
oop
size.
- REC: Press to engage REC C function on LO OOP RECORD ER
mode. Once th he loop size is surpassed
s the REC
R function is not
active anymore e.
- PLAY/PAUSE E: PLAY/PAUSE function in LO OOP RECORD ER
mode.
Shift: DELETE E function. Erasses the loop cre eated under LOO OP
RECORDER.
8. MIXER/BRO OWSER.
- MASTER: sets the main outp put level or volu
ume.
- BROWSER: Turn the encod der to browse th hrough your listt of
songs/tracks. PPress to enlargee the browser window.
w
Shift: Turn thee encoder to brrowse through youry list of folde
ers.
Press to open//close the folderrs.
- LOOP RECORDER: Pre ess button to activate LOO OP
RECORDER m mode.
Shift: Toggless vu-meter view mode. In first case
c vu-meters w will
show Left chan nnel level and Right
R channel level respectivelyy.
Second press and vu-meters will show MAST TER stereo outtput
level.
- LOAD A/B:
Loads selected d track to selectted Deck.
- MONITOR CUE LEFT ( ):: - Press
P Initial.
Pre-listen Left channel at head dphones. - Select
S QUARK SCS found at list under Select MIDI
M Device.
Shift: SNAP fu unction ON/OFF F.
- MONITOR CUE RIGHT ( ):
Pre-listen Righ
ht channel at heeadphones.
Shift: QUANTIZE function ON N/OFF.
4. CONFIGU
URATION AND
A UPDATE
E
4.1. Wheel s
sensibility adjjust
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Press Start:
5. APENDIX
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e- CC-LEVEL LED. The value sent in the action from 0 to 127 Inversely to translate an DEC base number into a Hex base we
will tell how many LEDs are to be turned ON at the vu-meter. have to:
At the before last column on the table you can find in the - find the number at the table. Its column is the first hex digit,
compressed way the values that each action can attain. There the second hex digit is it row.
are DJ Softwares where it is not necessary know note values E.g. Play control MIDI address is 34. Find the DEC
or control values because this software read them equivalence at the Hexa-Dec table: Column 3 / Row 4 it is
automatically. That is called the Learn mode where by decimal number 52.
touching a control it assigns its note to a certain function Some softwares require not only know the decimal value but
selected by the user. also the corresponding note (for control change the decimal
At other software you have to wright manually the values or for number is enough). We can perform the Note-Decimal number
the LEDs at any software you have to do the writing because equivalence using the following table:
there is no Lear mode for exiting MIDI messages (i.e. LEDs).
Therefore we recommend you try understanding the meaning Octave # Note Numbers
and workings of the table QUARK MIDI MAP. C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B
Following, we explain the columns of the MIDI MAP: -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
FUNCTION: here find the name of the control of Quark SC as 0 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
seen on its printing.
1 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
MIDI CODE: indicates if the message is a Control Note (9) or
Control Change (B).
2 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
CHANNEL+MIDI CODE: appears MIDI CODE values with the 3 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59
channel (minus 1) used to send the message. Forward in this 4 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71
manual we explain the MIDI channels used at QUARK SC. 5 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83
FUNCTION CODE: at this column we have the value of the 6 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95
note. 7 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107
ACTION: here we have the action value. The different values 8 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119
that can attain are explained at parts a) and e). 9 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127
Note: the MIDI MAP is presented in hexadecimal base >
NOTE or CC. To assign physical control to software functions To find the note associated to a decimal number just take the
you need to translate the MIDI MAP into decimal base. column where the number is as the note and the row is the
Following, we explain have to find out this equivalence HEX- octave. Following the example presented before the
DEC: corresponding note to Play button is E3.
As seen at FUCTION CODE column of the MIDI table, each of
0H 1H 2H 3H 4H 5H 6H 7H 8H 9H AH BH CH DH EH FH the controls of QUARK SC can send two different messages
0H 0 16 32 48 64 80 96 112 128 144 160 176 192 208 224 240 upon the state of the Shift button. Remember we can
1H 1 17 33 49 65 81 97 113 129 145 161 177 193 209 225 241
permanently engage Shift.
2H 2 18 34 50 66 82 98 114 130 146 162 178 194 210 226 242
QUARK SC can be divided is 5 parts and the controls that fall
3H 3 19 35 51 67 83 99 115 131 147 163 179 195 211 227 243
in each of these parts are sent through a different MIDI
4H 4 20 36 52 68 84 100 116 132 148 164 180 196 212 228 244
5H 5 21 37 53 69 85 101 117 133 149 165 181 197 213 229 245
channel.
6H 6 22 38 54 70 86 102 118 134 150 166 182 198 214 230 246 The central part of the controller has the controls to be sent
7H 7 23 39 55 71 87 103 119 135 151 167 183 199 215 231 247 through channel 5.
8H 8 24 40 56 72 88 104 120 136 152 168 184 200 216 232 248 There are two areas that are not dependent upon Deck
9H 9 25 41 57 73 89 105 121 137 153 169 185 201 217 233 249 selection. These areas are devised to control effects and
AH 10 26 42 58 74 90 106 122 138 154 170 186 202 218 234 250 samples. Press FX/SP button and the MIDI messages will be
BH 11 27 43 59 75 91 107 123 139 155 171 187 203 219 235 251 sent through two different channels, 6 and 7 for the controls at
CH 12 28 44 60 76 92 108 124 140 156 172 188 204 220 236 252 the left side of the controller and 8 and 9 for the controls at the
DH 13 29 45 61 77 93 109 125 141 157 173 189 205 221 237 253 right side of the controller.
EH 14 30 46 62 78 94 110 126 142 158 174 190 206 222 238 254 Finally there are two more areas corresponding to Deck Left
FH 15 31 47 63 79 95 111 127 143 159 175 191 207 223 239 255 and Deck Right. The controls at the left deck will send
messages through channels 1 and 3 and controls at the right
To translate a Hexadecimal base number into a Decimal base deck will send messages through channels 2 and 4.
we have to: At the following table find the table comprising all explained up
- find the column that has the number that appears at the left. to now.
- find the row that has the letter that accompanies the number.
- the convergence of row and column is the equivalent DEC
number.
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QU
UARK SC MIDI MAP
MIDI CHANNELL+
I/O FUNCTION
N CTION CODE
FUNC AC
ACTION
CODE MIDI COD
DE
KEY
1 I S1/P1 9 9X (X=5,7) 01H41H
H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
2 I S2/P2 9 9X (X=5,7) 02H42H
H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
3 I S3/KEY 9 9X (X=5,7) 03H43H
H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
4 I S4/FILTER 9 9X (X=5,7) 04H44H
H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
5 I DECK 9 9X (X=0,2) 07H 7FHON
N00HOFF DECK=A,C
9X (X=1,3) DECK=B,D
6 I SLOT 9 9X (X=5,7) 08H 7FHON
N00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
7 I HI 9 9X 0AH4AH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
8 I MID 9 9X 0BH4BH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
9 I LOW 9 9X 0CH4CCH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
10 I SHIFT 9 9X 3FH 7FHON
N00HOFF
11 I DELETE 9 9X 16H(SHIF
FT NOT PRESSS) N00HOFF
7FHON
12 I </REC1 9 9X 0EH4EH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
13 I >/REC2 9 9X 0FH4FHH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
14 I ACTIVE/REC3
3 9 9X 10H50HH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
15 I REC/REC4 9 9X 11H51HH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF
16 I HOT CUE 1 9 9X 17H57HH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF NORMAL
18H58HH(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOPP
19H59HH(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
L
17 I HOT CUE 2 9 9X 1AH5AH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF NORMAL
1BH5BH(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOPP
1CH5CCH(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
L
18 I HOT CUE 3 9 9X 1DH5DDH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON
N00HOFF NORMAL
1EH5EH(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOPP
1FH5FHH(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
L
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MIDI CHANNEL+
I/O FUNCTION FUNCTION CODE ACTION
CODE MIDI CODE
19 I HOT CUE 4 9 9X 20H60H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF NORMAL
21H61H(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOP
22H62H(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
20 I HOT CUE 5 9 9X 23H63H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF NORMAL
24H64H(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOP
25H65H(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
21 I HOT CUE 6 9 9X 26H66H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF NORMAL
27H67H(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOP
28H68H(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
22 I MODE SEL 9 9X 29H 7FHON00HOFF NORMAL
2AH AUTOLOOP
2BH LOOP ROLL
23 I AUTOLOOP 9 9X 2CH6CH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF NORMAL
2DH6DH(SHIFT ON) AUTOLOOP
2EH6EH(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
24 I IN 9 9X 2FH6FH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
25 I OUT 9 9X 30H70H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
26 I RELOOP 9 9X 31H71H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
27 I PITCH 9 9X 32H72H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
28 I PITCH 9 9X 33H73H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
29 I PLAY 9 9X 34H74H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
30 I CUE 9 9X 35H75H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
31 I SYNC 9 9X 36H76H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
32 I SCRATCH 9 9X 37H77H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
33 I WHEEL TOUCH 9 9X 39H79H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
34 I LOAD A/C 9 9X 3BH7BH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
35 I PFL 9 9X 3CH7CH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
36 I TRACK LIST 9 94 02H42H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF CH 5
37 I VIDEO MODE 9 94 03H43H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF CH 5
38 I CH 1 AUTO 9 94 05H45H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF CH 5
39 I CH 2 AUTO 9 94 06H46H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF CH 5
ENCODER/WHEEL
1 I AUTOLOOP 0B BX 2CH6CH(SHIFT ON) LEFT:40H- NORMAL
2DH6DH(SHIFT ON) NRIGHT:40H+N AUTOLOOP
2EH6EH(SHIFT ON) LOOP ROLL
2 I WHEEL 0B BX 39H79H(SHIFT ON) LEFT:40H-
NRIGHT:40H+N
3 I TRACK LIST 0B B4 02H42H(SHIFT ON) LEFT:40H- CH 5
NRIGHT:40H+N
VR
1 I S1/P1 0B BX (X=5,7) 01H41H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F SLOT=1,2
BX (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
2 I S2/P2 0B BX (X=5,7) 02H42H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F SLOT=1,2
BX (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
3 I S3/KEY 0B BX (X=5,7) 03H43H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F SLOT=1,2
BX (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
4 I S4/FILTER 0B BX (X=5,7) 04H44H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F SLOT=1,2
BX (X=6,8) SLOT=3,4
5 I GAIN 0B BX 09H49H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
6 I HI 0B BX 0AH4AH(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
7 I MID 0B BX 0BH4BH(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
8 I LOW 0B BX 0CH4CH(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
9 I PITCH 0B BX 38H78H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
10 I CH 1/2 VOL 0B BX 3BH7BH(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
11 I SLOP 0B BX 3EH7EH(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
12 I MASTER 0B B4 01H41H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F CH 5
13 I FADER 0B B4 04H44H(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F CH 5
LED
1 O S1/P1 9 9X (X=6,8) 01H41H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=7,9) SLOT=3,4
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MIDI CHANNEL+
I/O FUNCTION FUNCTION CODE ACTION
CODE MIDI CODE
2 O S2/P2 9 9X (X=6,8) 02H42H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=7,9) SLOT=3,4
3 O S3/KEY 9 9X (X=6,8) 03H43H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=7,9) SLOT=3,4
4 O S4/FILTER 9 9X (X=6,8) 04H44H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF SLOT=1,2
9X (X=7,9) SLOT=3,4
5 O HI 9 9X 0AH4AH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
6 O MID 9 9X 0BH4BH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
7 O LOW 9 9X 0CH4CH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
8 O </REC1 9 9X 0EH4EH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
9 O >/REC2 9 9X 0FH4FH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
10 O ACTIVE/REC3 9 9X 10H50H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
11 O REC/REC4 9 9X 11H51H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
12 O HOT CUE 1 9 9X 17H YELLOW NORMAL
18H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
19H LOOP ROLL
57H GREEN NORMAL
58H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
59H LOOP ROLL
13 O HOT CUE 2 9 9X 1AH YELLOW NORMAL
1BH 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
1CH LOOP ROLL
5AH GREEN NORMAL
5BH 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
5CH LOOP ROLL
14 O HOT CUE 3 9 9X 1DH YELLOW NORMAL
1EH 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
1FH LOOP ROLL
5DH GREEN NORMAL
5EH 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
5FH LOOP ROLL
15 O HOT CUE 4 9 9X 20H YELLOW NORMAL
21H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
22H LOOP ROLL
60H GREEN NORMAL
61H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
62H LOOP ROLL
16 O HOT CUE 5 9 9X 23H YELLOW NORMAL
24H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
25H LOOP ROLL
63H GREEN NORMAL
64H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
65H LOOP ROLL
17 O HOT CUE 6 9 9X 26H YELLOW NORMAL
27H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
28H LOOP ROLL
66H GREEN NORMAL
67H 7FHON00HOFF AUTOLOOP
68H LOOP ROLL
18 O AUTOLOOP 9 9X 2CH 7FHON00HOFF NORMAL
2DH AUTOLOOP
2EH LOOP ROLL
19 O IN 9 9X 2FH6FH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
20 O OUT 9 9X 30H70H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
21 O RELOOP 9 9X 31H71H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
22 O PLAY 9 9X 34H74H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
23 O CUE 9 9X 35H75H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
24 O SYNC 9 9X 36H76H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
25 O SCRATCH 9 9X 37H77H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
26 O PFL 9 9X 3CH7CH(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF
27 O VIDEO MODE 9 9X 03H43H(SHIFT ON) 7FHON00HOFF CH 5
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MIDI CHANNEL+
I/O FUNCTION FUNCTION CODE ACTION
CODE MIDI CODE
LEVEL LED
1 O LEVEL LED 0B BX 3DH7DH(SHIFT ON) 00H~7F
* X=CHANNEL,(0-3)
* LED RINGS CODE(CC COMMAND)
00~11 => 0 => ALL LED OFF
12~23 => 12 => 1 LED ON
24~35 => 24 => 2 LEDS ON
36~49 => 36 => 3 LEDS ON
108~119 => 120 => 9 LEDS ON
120~127 => 120 => ALL LEDS ON
General section
Audio specifications
(Carga: Lnea=100Kohm, Auriculares=32ohm, Potencimetros al mximo, Seal de Test: MP3, 128Kbps, Balance de auriculares:
Potencimetros en el lmite en CHA o CHB)
Notas:
*1: With low-pass filter at 20KHz.
*2: With low-pass filter at 20KHz, weighted "IHF-A".
*3: All measures taken with an external power source equipment.
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