Manual Roland DJ-707M (page 19 of 24) (English)

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Menu Operations

Parameter Value (Bold: default) / Explanation

Mic1–3 Setting

Gain -60–-10–0 dB Species the mic gain.

Species the type of equalizer.

EQUALIZER An equalizer with general-purpose settings.

ISOLATOR

An equalizer with an extremely strong amount of

volume cut.

EQ Hi

EQ Mid (*1)

EQ Low

-127–0–127

Adjust the volume of the high, mid, and low-

frequency regions.

Species the vocal eect.

REVERB Reverb is applied.

ECHO Echo is applied.

REVERB ECHO Reverb and echo are applied simultaneously.

DUB ECHO

Adds a delayed sound several times while attenuating

it.

PITCH UP

Raise or lower the pitch of the voice.

PITCH DOWN

FORMANT UP

Raise or lower the formant of the voice.

Selecting DOWN gives the voice a masculine

character, and selecting UP gives the voice a feminine

character.

FORMANT DOWN

AUTO PITCH

Pitch-corrects the voice.

If you hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the

channel [CUE] button, the pitch-correction follows

the key information of the song that’s loaded into

the deck.

ROBOT

Transforms your voice into that of a robot, with a

xed pitch and an expressionless character.

DOUBLE Layers the same voice to add depth.

HARMONY ABOVE Adds harmony to the voice a fth above.

HARMONY BELOW Adds harmony to the voice a fourth below.

MEGAPHONE

Gives your voice a distorted character as if you were

speaking through a megaphone.

RADIO

Simulates sound heard from a radio.

TEMPO DELAY

Delay is applied.

If you hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the

channel [CUE] button, the tempo-correction follows

the tempo of the song that’s loaded into the deck.

FX Depth (*1) 0–255 Adjusts the depth of the vocal eect.

Low Cut 0–2–10

Adjusts the strength of the low cut lter applied to

the mic audio.

Higher values produce a stronger eect.

Noise Gate 0–2–10

Species the strength of the noise gate applied to

the mic audio.

As the value increases, even higher-level sound will

be cut.

Pan L50–C00–R50 Specica il pan (posizione stereo) in uscita.

Duck Level -6, -12, -18, -24, INF

Adjusts the output level of other than the mic when

the [DUCK] button is turned on.

Duck (Mstr)

ON, OFF

Species whether the MASTER OUT, BOOTH OUT, and

ZONE OUT output audio is aected by ducking (ON)

or is not aected (OFF).

Duck (Both)

Duck (Zone)

MsterOut Setting / BoothOut Setting / ZoneOut Setting

Assign

Specify the signal that is output from each output jack.

ALL MIX (*2) All signals are mixed and output.

BOOTH MIX (*3) Signals other than mic audio are mixed and output.

DECK ONLY Only the signals of channels 1–4 are output.

CUSTOM

Press the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob, and you can specify

for each signal whether it will be output (ON) or will

not be output (OFF) from each jack.

Ch1–4 ON, OFF Channel 1–4 signals

Mic1, 2 ON, OFF Mic 1 and 2 audio

Aux ON, OFF Signals input to the AUX IN jacks

EQ Low Gain

-12–0–12

Species the gain of the equalizer’s low range.

EQ LoMid Gain Species the gain of the equalizer’s low-mid range.

EQ LoMid Freq 16–630–22400 Hz

Species the cuto frequency of the equalizer’s

low-mid range.

EQ HiMid Gain -12–0–12 Species the gain of the equalizer’s high-mid range.

EQ HiMid Freq 16–4000–22400 Hz

Species the cuto frequency of the equalizer’s

high-mid range.

EQ Hi Gain -12–0–12 Species the gain of the equalizer’s high range.

Comp Low

Comp Mid

Comp High

0–24

Adjust the compressor depth for the low, mid, and

high-frequency ranges.

Limiter

OFF, ON

Species the limiter on/o.

Mono Mode If this is “ON,” the signal is output as mono.

Pan L50–C00–R50 Species the output panning.

Parameter Value (Bold: default) / Explanation

Attenuator 0–40 dB

Species the attenuation level of the output. The

output level is decreased by the specied amount.

Sub.W Mode

(*4)

Cuts the high-mid region of the signal that is output from the selected jack.

This is eective when used in conjunction with speakers other than the

main speakers in order to strengthen the low-frequency region.

OFF The signal is not converted for a sub-woofer.

You can make detailed settings by pressing the

[SELECT (ENTER)] knob.

CutO 30–200 Hz

Species the cuto frequency of the

lter.

Slope

-12 dB/oct,

-24 dB/oct

Adjusts the amount of lter

attenuation.

(*1) This is shown if Mic3 Setting is selected.

(*2) This is set to the default value for MsterOut Setting and ZoneOut Setting.

(*3) This is set to the default value for BoothOut Setting.

(*4) This is shown if ZoneOut Setting is selected.

Shortcut

5 By holding down the mic section’s MIC 1 or 2 [ON] button and turning the

[SELECT (ENTER)] knob, you can set the gain of mic 1 or mic 2.

5 By holding down the mixer section’s channel [CUE] button and turning

the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob, you can set the eect for each channel.

Saving a Scene (Scene Save)

1. Press the [MENU] button.

2. Turn the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob to select “Scene Save,” and

press the knob.

Scene Save

1:Standard <

3. Turn the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob to select the save-destination

scene, and press the knob.

Save 1:Standard

NAME CANCEL[OK]

5 To save the scene as it is, proceed to step 6.

5 If you decide to cancel, use the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob to make “CANCEL”

blink, and press the knob.

Assigning a name

4. Use the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob to make “NAME” blink, and

press the knob.

Edit Save Name

Standard <EXE>

5. Enter characters.

1. Use the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob to move the cursor to the position

where you want to enter a character, and press the knob.

2. Turn the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob to select a character, and press the

knob.

3. When you have nished assigning the name, turn the [SELECT

(ENTER)] knob to make “<EXE>” blink.

6. Press the [SELECT (ENTER)] knob.

The scene is saved.

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