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1 DJ Rig User Manual

2 Introduction Introduction Thank you for purchasing DJ Rig. This manual covers all the product features in detail. Please read it carefully to get maximum results. You can also take a quick tour by tapping the Help (?) button on the top-left of the DJ Rig interface and immediately start scratching and mixing. DJ Rig and irig MixTM are trademarks or registered trademarks property of IK Multimedia. All other product names and trademarks are property of their respective owners which are in no way associated or affiliated with IK Multimedia. Product names are used solely for the purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during IK Multimedia s sound model development and for describing certain types of tones produced with IK Multimedia s digital modeling technology. Use of these names does not imply any cooperation or endorsement.

3 DJ Rig Audio Setup DJ Rig Audio Setup DJ Rig provides several audio configurations to work with many setups. Using DJ Rig with your headphones 1. Download DJ Rig from the itunes App Store, and install it on your device. 2. Plug into the headphone jack of your iphone, ipod touch or ipad. 3. Choose the Full configuration for the Output Configuration in Settings. Using DJ Rig with your headphones and speakers 1. Download DJ Rig from the itunes App Store, and install it on your device. 2. Plug your DJ splitter output cable into your iphone, ipod touch or ipad. 3. Plug your headphones into the headphone output of the splitter cable and your monitors into the speaker output using a 1/8 stereo cable to 2 x RCA or 2 x 1/4 MONO jacks (depending on the format of your speaker inputs). 4. Choose the DJ configuration for the Output Configuration in Settings. Using DJ Rig with a traditional DJ mixer 1. Download DJ Rig from the itunes App Store, and install it on your device. 2. Plug your 1/8 stereo cable to 2 x RCA or 2 x 1/4 MONO jacks (depending on the format of your mixer inputs) into the channels of your mixer. 3. Choose the Split configuration for the Output Configuration in Settings. Using DJ Rig with irig Mix 1. Download DJ Rig from the itunes App Store, and install it on your device. 2. Plug your 1/8 stereo cable to 2 x RCA or 2 x 1/4 MONO jacks (depending on the format of your mixer inputs) into the channels of your mixer. 3. Choose the Split configuration for the Output Configuration in Settings. Using DJ Rig with irig Mix 1. Download DJ Rig from the itunes App Store, and install it on your device. 2. Plug the cable 1/8 TRRS included in the irig Mix box into Channel A of your irig Mix. 3. Choose the Split configuration for the Output Configuration in Settings. Now you are ready to launch your DJ Rig app and start mixing!

4 Overview Overview DJ Rig follows the device s orientation and works in both Portrait and Landscape modes. [fig 2.1]

5 [fig 2.2] Landscape or portrait mode is set by the physical orientation of the device. [1]? Launch the Quick Start Guide to walk through the main features of DJ Rig. [2] User Account Create or log into your personal account to unlock free features and receive special offers only for registered users. [3] Settings Here you can adjust the global settings of the app. [4] irigmix Tap irig Mix to display information about irigmix, the revolutionary mobile mixer for DJs and musicians. [5] Shop Enter the DJ Rig Shop. Here you can purchase additional features for DJ Rig. [6] Load or + button From here you can load your first song or playlist into the selected deck. Tap the Load button to browse your imported songs, your ipod library songs, or select your own playlists. [7] EQ, Effects, Loop, CUEs and Pads sections In portrait mode, you can switch between the EQ, Effects, Loop, CUEs, Pads and Info sections by

6 tapping the menu buttons. In landscape mode, tap the arrow buttons to show the vertical menu and switch between these sections. Then tap on the section name to open the vertical menus at the bottom to access their settings. [8] Record button Tap this to open the recording browser and to start recording your performance. [9] Headphone Monitoring Assign the current deck to the headphone output. [10] Volume knob This adjusts the volume of the deck. [11] Sync The Sync button synchronizes and aligns the current deck to the BPM and beats of the other deck. [12] Transport Controls This plays and stops the deck. [13] Crossfader This allows you to fade or cut from Deck A to B. [14] Deck Scratch or cut by dragging on the deck or seek through your song by dragging the arm. [15] Deck Engine Switch Switch the deck engine on and off to recreate authentic turntable behavior. [16] BPM Fader Slow down or speed up your deck by dragging up or down, or tap the ADJUST button to change the bpm and access the pitch bend controls. The BPM Fader is also available in landscape view through the vertical menus. [17] Waveform display This displays audio peaks of the current track, song position and loop range selection. Dragging or tapping on the waveform lets you scroll through or jump to specific points in the song. Waveform is also available in the landscape view through the vertical menus. [18] Deck Selection (portrait mode only) The A and B buttons let you choose between decks. All controls refer to the selected deck. For example, if you select A, the Load button will load the song or the playlist into Deck A, and EQ, Effects, Loop, Volume will affect the song in the deck A.

7 Settings Settings Set DJ Rig comfortable with your preferences. You can access the section by tapping on the Settings button at the top bar of the interface. [fig 3.1] Input, Output and HP (Headphone) level This setting monitors and trims the input, output and the headphone level. Increase the level by moving the fader. Keep the fader below the point where the clipping LED starts to blink to avoid clipping and hearing damage. To return to the default settings, just double-tap the faders. The levels are set to 0dB by default. Output Mode This button lets you choose through three different output configurations: DJ: this configuration sends the main mix output to the left channel and headphone output to the right channel. This way with, a proper Y-splitter, you can mix your tracks in a common DJ configuration without a DJ Mixer by sending the left channel of the splitter to the PA and attach headphones to the right channel. Full: this configuration sends the mix of both decks to the device s output and should be used for a semi- automatic mixing scenario with a pre-prepared playlist to switch between songs. Split: this configuration split decks between the two device output channels. Deck A will play through the left channel and Deck B through the right channel of the device s audio output. This configuration sends the decks outputs to your separate channels on your irig Mix using the proper 1/8 TRRS cable included in the package. Deck A will play through the Channel 1 and the Deck B through Channel 2 of irig Mix. It's also possible to use a Y-splitter to send each deck to your own DJ mixer. In this case, the Crossfader and Headphone Assign controls will be disabled because controls on the external mixer will be used to mix the decks instead. However, the Sampler will still allow you to set its headphone assignment selection between Decks A and B. The Output Mode is set to Full by Default. X-Sync

8 X-Sync lets DJ Rig learn the BPM coming from an external device using the proper optional audio connector (irig Mix, irig or any accessory with an ios device audio input adapter) attached to your ios device to let the device receive an audio input. With X-Sync is enabled, the incoming BPM is detected when you tap the SYNC button. X-Sync is disabled by default. Crossfader Curve Like a professional DJ mixer, this control sets your preferred taper for the crossfader when mixing between decks. Classic: This setting gives you gradually increasing curve. When the crossfader is moved away from the Deck A side, the sound from Deck B will gradually increase as the sound from Deck A gradually decreases. Cut: This setting gives you a sharply increasing curve. When the crossfader is moved away from the Deck A side, you immediately hear the audio output of Deck B. S: This setting gives you a shape that is between the two curves. The fade starts out gradually at the far left or right points and then gets more sharp as you approach the center of the crossfader. The Crossfader Curve is set to Classic by default. Crossfader Filter When introducing the next song by crossfading from one deck to the other, you may want to cut a certain frequency band to make the transition smoother. Bass: cuts low frequencies during crossfading on the outgoing deck High: cuts high frequencies during crossfading on the outgoing deck. When introducing the next song by crossfading from one deck to the other, you may want to cut a certain frequency band to make the transition smoother. Bass : cuts low frequencies during crossfading on the outgoing deck High : cuts high frequencies during crossfading on the outgoing deck Disabled by default. Track End This sets the behavior when the song reaches the end: Stop: stops the deck at the end of the song or end of the playlist

9 Loop: repeats the song or the entire playlist Next: plays the next song in the song browser list or the next playlist Set to Stop by default. BPM Range This control sets the range of the BPM Fader. Higher values let you apply wider tempo and pitch variations to the song. Lower values give you more smaller variations with more resolution. The pitch range is from +- 8 % to +-100%. The default Pitch Range is 10%. TAP correct BPM Set the TAP button to act as a BPM correction tool,when it's needed to set the tempo in a noncommon music styles tracks. The default Pitch Range is 10%. Waveform Rectified Enable this to show the waveform squared off and zoomed for easier identification of beat points. Disabled by default. CUE Snap Enable this to snap CUEs to the beat. Enabled by default. Auto Level Enable this option to avoid substantial volume differences between songs. Disabled by default. Auto BPM Enable Auto BPM to automatically set the tempo of songs when they are loaded based on the

10 BPM of the song played in the opposite deck. Disabled by default. Auto Play Enable this option to immediately play the loaded song. Disabled by default. Song Switch Warning Enable this display a confirmation message before switching songs on a deck while playing. Disabled by default. Digital Deck If purchased as in-app Purchase item, when enabled, this setting shows Digital Jog instead of Vinyl to control the deck. Disabled by default. View Lock Enabled this to prevent automatic switching between portrait and landscape view based on the device s orientation. Disabled by default. Full Album Artwork Enable to show the Album Artwork on the whole deck surface. Disabled by default. Background Audio Enable this to allow the audio output from DJ Rig to continue when the app is running in background. Auto Sleep Enable this to save battery during long sessions. Disable it of you hear clicks or pops.

11 Retain Settings Enable this to prevent reset to default when quit DJ Rig. Library Analysis Enable this function to analyze your whole ipod Library to speed up the song loading time. This might affect CPU Usage, so we suggest that you enable it when the device is connected to a charger so that the library can be analyzed when the device is not in use or the app running in background. Backup Song Metadata Enable this to create and auto-update the backup file that stores all the Beat Map and Cue Point information for the songs in the ipod Library. You can find the file in the DJ Rig section of itunes File Sharing. It's also possible to restore this document using itunes by loading the file in the DJ Rig Documents window using itunes File Sharing.

12 Load How to load a song Tap the Load button or + button in landscape view

13 WARNING: Permanent hearing loss may occur if earbuds or headphones are used at high volume. You can adapt over time to a higher volume of sound, which may sound normal but can be damaging to your hearing. Set your device volume to a safe level before that happens. If you experience ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use of earbuds or headphones with your device. [fig 4.1] & [fig 4.2] The browser will open and immediately display the list of the available songs in the ipod library of the device. Each row will show the Song Title, Album Title, Artist Title and Duration. BPM value shows the tempo of the song after the Beat Map analysis has completed. [fig 4.3] To select a song, simply tap the song name, and the song will be loaded into the current deck. Playlists

14 [fig 4.5] Playlists are the best way to organize a DJ set, and it's available in the ipod Library. A Playlist can be created or modified directly from the Music app or with itunes on a desktop computer. Create a Playlist Open the Music app [fig 4.6] Select Playlist tab on the bottom [fig 4.7] Tap on the first line of the Playlists window that says "Add Playlist..."

15 [fig 4.8] Enter the title of the Playlist [fig 4.9] Now choose the songs to include in the playlist and tap done on the top bar. [fig 4.10] A new Playlist has now been created and is available in DJ Rig Song Browser.

16 [fig 4.11] Modify a playlist Tap a playlist [fig 4.12] The browser shows the list of the songs included in the playlist

17 [fig 4.13] Tap Edit to modify song sequence or add/remove a song from the playlist [fig 4.14] Tap Clear to empty the playlist Tap Delete to delete the playlist

18 [fig 4.15] The Rig The Rig

19 [fig 5.1] & [fig 5.2] Load a song or a playlist. DJ Rig has two decks, A and B, and each one has all the features a DJ expects: Deck Selection (only for portrait mode) [fig 5.3] The A and B button let you choose between decks. All the controls refer to the selected deck. (i.e. if you select A, the Load button will load the song or the playlist into Deck A, and the EQ, Effects, Loop and Volume controls will affect the song on Deck A) Waveform display

20 [fig 5.4] & [fig 5.5] This displays the waveform of the loaded track, the song position and loop portions. Dragging or tapping on the waveform lets you jump or scroll through the song. Once a track is loaded, the waveform will be displayed. In landscape orientation, you can also choose WAVE from the menu to show the waveform. Transport Controls Play [fig 5.6] Deck Play buttons A and B allow you to play or stop the decks.

21 Vinyl / Digital Jog [fig 5.7] Accurate reproduction of real vinyl behavior, enable scratching and create cutting effects using fingers. To scratch, drag on the vinyl with fingers. To jump to another position, drag the turntable arm along the vinyl. To block the vinyl, tap and hold on the turntable. To slow down the song to a stop, tap the Engine switch on the left bottom side to switch off the deck engine. [fig 5.8] To start the vinyl spinning again, tap the play button. Digital Deck A Digital Jog controller is also available as In-App Purchase.

22 [fig 5.9] BPM fader and Sync Button BPM fader

23 [fig 5.10] & [fig 5.11] Like a real turntable, you can slow down or speed up the turntable rotation speed by different range percent in either direction. Dragging up will decrease the speed, while dragging down will increase the turntable speed. The ADJUST button changes the BPM value by half or double the tempo, and it also provides a tap tempo function. There are also Pitch Bend buttons + and - that slow down or speed up the deck in order to reduce the beat drift between songs. Sync Button [fig 5.12] Mixing means mashing up songs or fading from one song to another while matching the beat closely as possible. It can be done by approximately adjusting the beat of the next song by changing its pitch to match the beat of the current song that is fading out. This can be done manually, but you need experience, and it takes a lot of effort.

24 Instead, use the Sync button. When you load a song, the button will light with a red spinning glow. This means that DJ Rig is guessing the BPM of the song. The glow will stop when the BPM is analyzed and accurately detected. After that, you can start synchronizing decks by BPM only. Now Beat Map analysis begins, and a red progress bar appears over the waveform. In landscape mode, you can also see when the Beat Map data will be available. This will give you the best and most accurate sync between decks. It is also possible to analyze the whole library in one shot using the Library Analysis preference in the settings. With Beat Map data available, tapping the Sync button shows if decks are synchronized and aligns the BPM and beats. When the SYNC label blinks, this means a drift between decks is detected. When the SYNC label is steady, the decks are perfectly synchronized. The Beat Map data is stored with the song information until the DJ Rig app is removed from the device. There is an option in Settings that allows all the songs metadata to be backed up in one restorable file. This is useful in case a system restore is needed or if the DJ Rig app is accidentally deleted. X-Sync [fig 5.13] Many DJs will love to integrate their own external decks (CDJ or turntable) into their rig. The X- Sync feature lets you sync the internal DJ Rig decks with external sources such as a CD Player or turntable. To use this feature, an audio input adaptor is required such irig Mix or irig to get the audio into your ios device. Send the audio signal or connect the audio output of the external device (CD Player or turntable) to the audio input of the ios device audio adapter (irig Mix, irig). You can enable or disable this feature on the Settings page. When enabled, the detected BPM from the external device will be displayed and update over the SYNC button. Tap the SYNC button to set the current deck to the detected BPM.

25 Cue Cue Points [fig 6.1] [fig 6.2] Cue Points mark your favorite song positions so can quickly jump there later. Set a CUE Point Get as close possible to the desired song position with the transport controls or by spinning the vinyl until you reach the desired point. Tap a cue number to store the current song position. [fig 6.4] The cue number will be highlighted by the same color of the cue point now displayed on the vinyl.

26 [fig 6.5] & [fig 6.6] After the cue is set, the button will dim to show that a cue is stored. [fig 6.7] Recall a CUE Point To recall the cue points, tap the desired dimmed Cue button and the song will start again from the selected point. [fig 6.8] Empty a CUE Point To empty out a cue point, tap the EMPTY button and tap on the CUE point that must be emptied. [fig 6.9] DJ Rig has only one cue point by default. Up to 4 cue points are available as an optional In-App Purchase. Cue points are stored as song information in the metadata backup file.

27 Loop Loop [fig 7.1] [fig 7.2] Loop gives you the ability to repeat portions of the song, create groundbreaking stutter effects or enrich the mash-up process. Set a loop Tap the desired loop division button. The portion of the song will then loop, and the waveform will

28 show the loop range. [fig 7.3] [fig 7.4] Disable or modify a loop Tap the same division button again to disable the loop, or select another division. Thanks to our looping algorithm, the loop will always snap to the beat.

29 Mixer Controls Mixer Controls Volume knob [fig 8.1] The Volume control adjusts the volume of the selected deck. If the Auto-Level setting is enabled, the volume control is set automatically each time a song is loaded based on the level of the opposite deck. Crossfader [fig 8.2] The crossfader lets you transition between Deck A and B by dragging from one side to the other. By selecting different fade curve from the Settings Panel, it s possible to deliver smooth fades to quick cuts. Headphone Monitor button [fig 8.3] As in a physical DJ Rig, the Headphone Monitor button lets you assign decks or the sampler to the Headphone channel so you can listen, prepare, and mix the decks and sampler in a smooth way. To assign the desired deck or sampler to the Headphone channel (right channel) when using the DJ output configuration, tap the Headphone button, and the signal from the current deck or sampler is sent to the Headphone channel. Using the Split output configuration, the control is disabled for decks since the decks are automatically assigned to the left and right output. But the Headphone control remains available for the Sampler, sending to the right output when activated. The Headphone channel output level is set by the HP fader on the Settings page.

30 EQ EQ [fig 9.1] [fig 9.2] Each deck has a 3-band EQ allowing you to increase or decrease Low, Mid and High frequencies. To adjust, drag the knob up and down. Double-tap the knob to revert the setting back to the default position.

31 FX FX [fig 10.1]

32 [fig 10.2] Imagination has no limits while you re mixing and making a mash up, and we offer you a selection of the best processing effects ever to highlight your performances. We ve also add XY Controllers for the best control experience. Activate and deactivate an effect - Tap the effect name button to enable [fig 10.3] - The effect starts processing only when the XY area is touched and dragged - To activate continuous processing, tap the LATCH button at the bottom of the XY area. [fig 10.4] - Tap again on the same effect button again to disable the effect. Additional FX button The button in the bottom of the XY area can switch between different parameters related to the enabled effect. [fig 10.5] Additional Filter combined with current FX Each effect can also be combined with a High Pass and a Low Pass filter that is split between the two halves of the Y axis. To enable this, tap the FILTER button.

33 [fig 10.6] The effects always sync to the BPM of the song. Here is a list of all the available DJ Rig effects: Filter High Pass Shape the filter with your finger. Drag in the XY area to cut or emphasize low band frequencies. Set the slope of your filter choosing from 12, 24, or 48dB using the button. Change the filter cutoff frequency with the XY controller by dragging horizontally on the x axis, and change the filter resonance by dragging vertically on the y axis. Filter Low Pass Shape the filter with your finger. Drag in the XY area to cut or emphasize high band frequencies. Set the slope of your filter choosing from 12, 24, or 48dB using the button. Change the filter cutoff frequency with the XY controller by dragging horizontally on the x axis, and change the filter resonance by dragging vertically on the y axis. Filter Band Pass Shape the filter with your finger. Drag in the XY area to sweep across frequencies. Set the slope of your filter choosing from 12, 24, or 48dB using the button. Change the filter cutoff frequency with the XY controller by dragging horizontally on the x axis, and change the filter resonance by dragging vertically on the y axis. Delay Add repeating tails to cuts and shape the time with you finger. Set the delay subdivision choosing between STRAIGHT, TRIPLET and DOTTED using the button. The XY area lets you change the Delay Feedback (amount of repeats) by dragging horizontally and change Delay Time from 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 by dragging vertically. Reverb You can throw the songs into a new reversed atmosphere or into an infinite room, shaping time and space with your finger. Choose between REVERSE and ROOM reverb type using the button. Change the Reverb Time by drag horizontally on the X axis, and set Dry/Wet mix by drag

34 vertically on the Y axis. Flanger Add a jet effect to the songs with your finger. Set your preferred key to put the flanger in tune with your song using the button. The XY area changes the flanger delay time on the X-axis dragging horizontally and flanger resonance by dragging vertically. Phaser Use your finger to draw a swirl effect from gentle to outlandish. To invert the phase, tap the INVERT button. Adjust the Speed on X-axis by dragging horizontally, and set the Intensity on Y- axis swiping vertically. Auto Wah Swipe your finger or tilt your device to control the wah-wah effect. To activate the control by tilting your device, tap the TILT button. The XY area changes the wah speed on the X-axis by dragging horizontally and the depth dragging vertically. Comp Add a hard-breathing effect to your mix with a creative, pumping compressor. The ratio of the compressor can be set to or 60 with the button below the XY area. This determines how squeezed the song will sound. Set the compressor threshold by dragging horizontally on the X- axis. Change the compressor release time on the Y-axis by dragging vertically. Stutter Choose the stutter length with your finger, and chop the music into beat-synced waveform shapes. Choose between SINE, TRIANGLE, SAW, RANDOM, RECTANGLE waveform shapes to chop up the song with the button. On the XY pad, the X-axis changes the length of the selected song portion by dragging horizontally, and the Y-axis changes the waveform curve amount applied to the selected portion by dragging vertically. Crusher Create mesmerizing effects by reducing the bit depth and sample rate with your finger. BOOST button boosts the signal. The X axis changes the bit resolution by dragging horizontally, while the Y axis changes the sample rate by dragging vertically. Fuzz Add a hardcore distortion shaping with your finger.

35 A Low Pass filter is combined with Distortion. You can set the amount by tapping on the button below the XY area. The X-axis sets the cutoff of the filter applied to the Fuzz, and the Y-axis changes the drive amount.

36 Sampler Sampler [fig 11.1]

37 [fig 11.2] The Sampler lets you play many different samples, loops or field recordings within your song. The Sampler consists of 36 pads divided in 4 banks slots of 9 pads each. You can access the bank slots by tapping the desired bank slot button while in landscape view by pressing the BANKS button from the vertical menu. Edit a Pad [fig 11.3] Volume To adjust the volume of a pad, tap the desired pad, then adjust the volume with the same knob on the deck. Pitch To adjust the pitch of a pad, tap the desired pad, then adjust the pitch with the pitch fader or the pitch knob in landscape view. One Shot To enable One Shot Mode on a pad, tap the desired pad, then tap the One Shot button in the bottom bar or in the vertical Sampler menu in landscape view. [fig 11.4] Empty To Empty the sample from a single pad, select the desired Pads, then tap the X button in the bottom bar or in the vertical Sampler menu in landscape view.

38 [fig 11.5] Load To load a new sample into a pad, tap the desired pad, then tap on the eject button in the bottom bar or in the vertical Sampler menu in landscape view. [fig 11.6] The browser opens and shows the sample currently assigned to the current pad. [fig 11.8] To select another sample from the list, tap the sample name. To listen to the sample before loading it, tap the play button. To choose another Samples category, tap the Categories button to go back and browse the samples available from the Factory and User Samples Categories.

39 [fig 11.9] Record your own sample To Record your own sample on a pad, tap the desired pad, then tap the record button in the bottom bar or in the vertical Sampler menu in landscape view. [fig 11.10] 4 metronome clicks will sound at the current deck tempo before recording begins. As you record, the pad will continue to flash to give you a tempo reference. Stop recording by tapping the Rec button again in the bottom bar or in the vertical menu in landscape view. After the recording has been stopped, the recording will be available on the current pad and saved in the User category folder, Recordings.

40 [fig 11.11] The saved sample now can be renamed, deleted or exported. Edit a Bank [fig 11.12] Volume To adjust the volume of an entire bank, select the desired bank number, then adjust the volume with the volume knob of the deck. Load To load a new bank, select the desired bank number, then tap the eject button. Now choose a new bank from the list to assign it to the selected bank slot. Factory & User [fig 11.13] Factory and User switch in the bottom bar of the browser allow to load and manipulate Factory or User banks, categories and samples each one with certain limitations: Factory Sounds Bank The Factory Sounds Bank is a write-protected sound bank. It can be loaded and modified, but in this case, a duplicated version will be auto saved and available from the User Sounds Bank list to be customized even further. Create a User Sounds Bank To create a new user sounds bank when browsing Sounds banks, tap User on the switch [fig 11.14] and tap the + button to create a new bank

41 [fig 11.15] then enter the name of the Sounds bank. [fig 11.16] Tap the arrow button on the right side of the row to browse the new sounds Bank. [fig 11.17] Now choose the pad to assign a sample, and then populate the new User Sounds bank.

42 [fig 11.18] Each pad can be populated by samples from a Factory or a User Sample Category. Factory Samples Category Factory Samples Category is a write-protected category containing factory samples. The category and the samples cannot be modified, and it's not possible to add additional samples. You must instead create a new User Samples Category: Create a User Samples Category To create a new User Samples category when browsing sample categories, tap User on the switch. [fig 11.19] tap the button + [fig 11.20] then enter a name for the new User Samples Category

43 [fig 11.21] Tap on the newly-created category to start import samples [fig 11.22] Import Samples You can import new samples to a newly-created user samples category. Add the audio files via file sharing or Wi-Fi. Check first that the audio file you are importing is in one of the following formats: wav, aiff, m4a, mp3 (44,1 khz, 16 bit). Then import your sample by tapping + [fig 11.23] and choosing one of the available import options.

44 [fig 11.24] Wi-Fi import 1. After tapping Wi-Fi, follow the instructions on the screen to create a connection between your iphone and your computer. You ll see the Samples Transfer page on your browser. [fig 11.25] 2. Browse your computer to choose the sample to add, then tap START TRANSFER. A progress bar will appear in the "Ready to add Audio Files" window to show you the progress of the song transfer process

45 [fig 11.26] 3. Tap the Done button back in the Samples List page. Important! Tap "Done" only after the sample transfer process has completed. Creating a direct wireless connection between your iphone and your computer If you experience problems creating the network between your iphone/ipod/ipad and your computer, this may be due to a firewall that is blocking the connection request from the computer to your iphone/ipod/ipad. If your computer has a net adapter, you can overcome this problem by establishing a direct connection. To connect your iphone/ipod/ipad directly to your computer follow these steps: MAC: 1) Turn your AirPort On 2) Choose Create Network from the Network Preferences drop-down menu, and name the network you've just created 3) Tap the Settings button on your iphone/ipod/ipad, tap 'Wi-Fi,' then choose your new Network PC: 1) Check that you have a Wi-Fi adapter and that it is enabled 2) Create a new "ad-hoc" Network and give it a name (the "ad-hoc" connection can also be called "computer-to-computer") 3) Tap the Settings button on your iphone/ipod/ipad, tap 'Wi-Fi,' then choose your new Network

46 File Sharing import 1. Tap File Sharing in the import method selection pop-up menu. 2. The instructions included in the panel will help you connect your device to itunes. Tap Done when the device is connected and you have finished reading all the instructions. [fig 11.27] 3. A list will show the available audio files in the DJ Rig document folder of File Sharing

47 [fig 11.28] [fig 11.29]

48 4. To preview the audio sample tap the Play button. 5. Select the samples you want to import into the current category by tapping them. 6. Tap import to confirm and assign the selected samples to the current category. Export, rename and delete Samples To export samples, select a user sample category, tap the Edit button, then tap Export and choose from the aforementioned transfer methods. To delete a sample, tap Edit, then tap the delete buttons to the left of the file names and tap the Delete button. To rename, tap the name of the sample and enter the new name. [fig 11.30] Assign Sampler to the headphones This allows you to prepare your sample set and check it without disturbing the main mix. It's possible to assign the sampler to the headphone output using the same headphone assignment button used for the decks. Also, using the Split output configuration, it's possible to set which deck acts as the headphone channel with the headphone selector.

49 [fig 11.31]

50 Recording Recording DJ Rig allows you to record your gigs and export them. Record your performance: Tap the record button fig [12.1] and the recording browser opens fig [12.2] To start a new recording, tap the record button fig [12.3]

51 You must enter a name for the recording before you can record. fig [12.4] The browser will close automatically and start recording the performance on the decks. When the performance is done, tap the Record button a second time. fig [12.5] The recordings browser will open again. fig [12.6] Tap the Record button again inside the Recording browser to stop the recording; fig [12.7]

52 You can listen to the recording in the recording browser by tapping the play button. fig [12.8] Tap Edit to rename, delete and export the performance fig [12.9] To delete, tap the deny button to the left of the recording name and tap delete button. To rename, tap the recording name and edit it. To export, tap the export button of the desired recording. You can export your recording in 3 different ways: a) File Sharing File Sharing allows you to transfer your recording directly to itunes in your computer. After tapping File Sharing, your recording will be exported, and it will be available in the application file sharing folder on your mobile device. You will then be asked to connect to itunes. fig [12.10] Connect your device to your computer using the 30-pin to USB Apple cable, and open itunes. Wait until your device is detected, then click its icon. Now go to the top of the itunes window and

53 click on Apps. You will see two main tables: Sync Apps and File Sharing. Choose the DJ Rig App under File Sharing. The exported recording will appear in the right window called "DJ Rig Documents" as pictured below. fig [12.11] From here, you can select your recording and click Save to... to save it anywhere on your computer, or you can just drag it wherever you prefer. b) You can also send your recording via . Just tap in the export method selection popup menu, and a new message will be created like the one below.

54 fig [12.12] Enter the recipient in the To: field, then tap the Send button to complete the recording transfer. c) Wi-Fi import 1. Tap Wi-Fi, and DJ Rig will display a web address to enter into your desktop web browser (Safari, Internet Explorer, Firefox etc.). Here you can see the list of the recordings available. In order to download them to your hard drive, tap the Download button, and wait until the "Done" button appears. fig [12.13]

55 fig [12.14] 2. To close the instructions on your device, tap Done. Important! Tap "Done" only after the recordings transfer process has completed. Creating a direct wireless connection between your iphone and your computer If you experience problems creating the network between your iphone/ipod/ipad and your computer, this may be due to a firewall that is blocking the connection request from the computer to your iphone/ipod/ipad. If your computer has a net adapter, you can overcome this problem by establishing a direct connection. To connect your iphone/ipod/ipad directly to your computer follow these steps: MAC: 1) Turn your AirPort On 2) Choose Create Network from the Network Preferences drop-down menu, and name the network you've just created 3) Tap the Settings button on your iphone/ipod/ipad, tap 'Wi-Fi,' then choose your new Network PC: 1) Check that you have a Wi-Fi adapter and that it is enabled 2) Create a new "ad-hoc" Network and give it a name (the "ad-hoc" connection can also be called "computer-to-computer") 3) Tap the Settings button on your iphone/ipod/ipad, tap 'Wi-Fi,' then choose your new Network

56 Shop Shop Tap the Cart button to open the DJ Rig Shop. [fig 13.1] Scroll through the list to view the names, descriptions and prices of the available additional features. [fig 13.2] When you find a feature that interests you, just tap on it, and a window will appear to confirm the purchase. Enter your itunes Store password here, confirm, and the selected features will be immediately available in DJ Rig! After your purchase it, the option will disappear from the Shop section and will be available in your DJ Rig app.

57 Account Account Tap the ACCOUNT button to register DJ Rig and unlock free features. [fig 14.1] A User Registration page will appear. Choose Existing account if you have already an IK Multimedia account. Choose Create new account if you have never registered an IK Multimedia product. Note: This does not refer to your itunes account. This is your IK Multimedia user account. [fig 14.2] Existing account

58 [fig 14.3] Enter the User Name and Password of your IK Multimedia user account on the IK Multimedia web site, and tap Register. This will unlock the free FX included in your DJ Rig app. If you have lost your password, tap "Forgot password?", submit your address, and a new password will be sent to your registered account. [fig 14.4] Create new account

59 [fig 14.5] If you don't have a IK Multimedia user account, tap New account to create a new one. You can access the New user account page from the initial User Registration pop-up message or from the Existing account page. When the New user account page opens, enter your details (first name, last name, E- mail, country and phone) and tap on "Register" to create your IK Multimedia account. If you need further help with the registration process, just tap the "?" button.