User Manual
After having connected all necessary devices turn on the mixer via the ON/OFF switch -27-.
With the Channel Signal Input Selector -6- every input signal of the Reloop IQ2 MIDI can be assigned
to channel A or B. The Input Signal Selection Display -49- informs you which signal is assigned to
channel A or B.
Via the Channel Volume -4- it is possible to adjust the input volume for channels A+B. Via the Micro-
phone Volume -1- it is possible to adjust the input volume of the DJ microphone channel.
Via the 3-band Equalizers -5- it is possible to adjust highs/mids/lows for channels A+B. Via the
2-band Equalizer for Microphone -2- it is possible to adjust highs and lows for the DJ microphone
channel.
Via the linefaders -17- you can adjust the output volume for channels A + B. The linefader curve can
be adjusted via the Linefader Curve Switch -43- and the Linefader Curve Knob -42-. There are three
different positions for the Linefader Curve switch. If the switch is in the outer left position you will
be able to hear the Signal with the linefader being in a fairly low position; the linefader is “hard”
(highly appropriate for cutting and scratching). If the switch is in the middle position you will obtain
a linear curve, this means the linefader is “smooth” (great for long running mixes); the signal rises
proportionally to the linefader‘s position. When the switch is In the outer right position the linefader
becomes “hard”, similar to the left position. The signal only becomes audible when the linefader is
in a rather high position (also highly appropriate for cutting and scratching).
Furthermore it is possible to obtain a vernier adjustment of the fader curve by using the Linefader
Curve Knob -42- in order to work even more precisely. By turning the knob clockwise the fader curve
becomes “hard”; by turning the knob counter clockwise the fader curve becomes “smooth”.
With the Crossfader -21- you can switch between the left and right crossfader channel. The cross-
fader curve can be adjusted via the Crossfader Curve Switch -41-. When the switch is in the left
or middle position the crossfader curve becomes “hard” (highly appropriate for cutting and scrat-
ching); when the switch is in the right position the crossfader curve becomes “smooth” (highly
appropriate for long running mixes).
If you have connected two appropriate CD players to your Reloop IQ2 MIDI (as described in chapter
“Peripheral Connections”, point 7) it is possible to operate them by remote control using the cross-
fader -21- or the linefaders -17-.
If you want to start the CD player for channel A via the crossfader the fader start switch for channel
A -40- has to be in the “XFA” position; if you want to start the CD player via the linefader the fader
start switch for channel A has to be in the “LFA” position. If you do not want to use the fader start
function the fader start switch has to be in the “OFF” position.
If you want to start the CD player for channel B the same rules apply for the Fader Start B Switch.
If you push the Crossfader -21- all the way to the left side, alternatively the left linefader all the way
to the top, (depending on the fader start mode) the CD player connected to the input A for the fader
start function -28- will switch to playback mode and the CD player connected to the input B for the
fader start function -28- will return to the last saved cue point and switch to pause mode. If you push
the crossfader all the way to the right, alternatively the right linefader all the way to the top position
the CD player connected to the input B for the fader start function will switch to playback mode and
the the CD player connected to the input A for the fader start function will return to the last saved
cue point and switch to pause mode, etc.