WNAMM06: Cortex HDC-01 Give DJs What They Want

US Play from any USB storage device (inc iPod), with DSP for pitch control and more      24/01/06

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WNAMM06: Cortex HDC-01 Give DJs What They Want
The HDC-01

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Cortex caused a bit of a stir amongst folks with DJ inclinations. Their new HDC-01 Dual Digital Music Controller gives DJs the power to manipulate digital music files lusing the DSP on-board the unit. What this effectively means is that you can now pitch and beat match MP3 files from a dedicated hardware DJ controller – without the need for a computer. The HDC-01 has a USB connection which takes any USB mass storage device – including the iPod, CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives and you cue up, play, and manipulate tracks from music collections stored on these devices. This unit is designed to bring together all the nessecary features to make pure MP3 Djing a real possibility. As of now, there’s no price fixed – one of the purposes of the show was to talk to dealers and DJs to get an idea of all that stuff but expect it to be announced very soon.
    Main Features
  • Library Cataloging
    Music libraries on compatible devices are automatically cataloged upon connection.
  • Search Options
    The cataloging system gives you a number of browsing options, including Search by Artist, Song Title, and Genre.
  • Play Screen
    The main playback screen displays all the essentials including artist, track title, time elapsed, and time remaining.
  • Song Info
    The user can get info on any track in the catalog, showing everything from artist and track title to the file format, genre, or length of the track.
  • File Explorer Mode
    The file explorer allows users to browse through files and directories in the same way they would on a computer.
  • Storage Device Selection
    When multiple storage devices are connected, different ports can be recognized at any given time through the device selection option.
  • Cue Point Management
    Cue points are easily set and programmed to memory utilizing the front-located CUE button.
  • Performance Protection
    Each digital music controller features protection from accidental shutdown or track interruption while playing.



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