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ENGLISH 42 L � L �� L �� L ��� 3. OPERATION After having concluded the first steps, the controller being connected and the software being installed properly, you can now operate your controller and software as follows: 3.1. Library The Attack library is your data base for all of your music. You can search and browse the library for music and information such as BPM values or length of tracks. L � L �� L ��� L ���� L �� L � L �� L ��� L ���� L ��� 3.1.1. Database -LI- All of your music should be imported to the database. On the one hand you can do this by pressing the shortcut button “Add Directory To Database” -LVIII- in order to import entire folders. Alternatively you can do this in the database window via right mouse click followed by a click on “Add Files” in the now visible submenu in order to import singular files. The drag & drop function for files from the Windows Explorer is also supported. NOTE! After the initial installation you will be asked if you would like to add files to the database. 3.1.2. Decks -LII- Under decks you can find separate folders for deck A and deck B. Here you can individually select and load tracks that you would like to play for deck A and deck B. The right mouse click with the submenu function “Add Files” is also supported. NOTE! With the button -40 S- you can load the next and previous track respectively within deck A and deck B. 3.1.3. Playlist -LIII- In the folder “My Playlist” it is possible to create and edit playlists of one's own. This way you can either presort a playlist with certain music styles or prepare a certain set for an evening. You can create a new playlist by clicking the shortcut “Add New Playlist” -LV-. You can rename a playlist by clicking the right mouse button on the corresponding list. Either import tracks to the playlist via drag and drop from other folders (for example database, decks, Windows Explorer) or via the “Add Files” function (right mouse click or shortcut “Add Files” -LIX-).
3.1.4. iTunes Playlist -LIV- Your iTunes playlists will be displayed here automatically. They can also be adjusted as described above. NOTE! With one click you can add your complete iTunes library to the database via the “Import iTunes Library File To Database” function -LVII- (xml format). 3.1.5. Shortcut definitions -LV- “Add New Playlist” With this function you can add a playlist. -LVI- “Delete Playlist” It is possible to delete a selected playlist via this function. -LVII- “Import iTunes Library To Database” Add the iTunes library to the database. -LVIII- “Add Directory To Database” You can add whole directories to the database via this function. -LIX- “Add Files” Single files can be assigned and added to the corresponding playlist or database via this function. The following formats are supported: .ACC, .CDA, .FLAC, .MP3, .WAV -LX- “Delete Selected Files” Via this function it is possible to delete selected files from the playlist and database respectively. -LXI- “Analyze Selected Files” Via this function it is possible to automatically analyze selected files in order to have information displayed regarding for example BPM, file size or track length. NOTE! This has to be done only once per track. Afterwards the meta information for each track is automatically saved. -LXII- “Clear List” With one click you can delete the content of the playlist and database respectively. -LXIII- “Select All” Select all tracks of a playlist or database via this function. -LXIV- “List View” The content of the database or respective playlist can be seen here. The categories that can be displayed are as follows: • File name • Title • Type • Artist • Album • Beats Per Minute (BPM) • Duration • File Size ENGLISH 43
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3. OPERATION<br />
After having concluded the first steps, the controller being connected and the<br />
software being installed properly, you can now operate your controller and<br />
software as follows:<br />
3.1. Library<br />
The Attack library is your data base for all of your music. You can search and<br />
browse the library for music and information such as BPM values or length of<br />
tracks.<br />
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3.1.1. Database -LI-<br />
All of your music should be imported to the database. On the one hand you can<br />
do this by pressing the shortcut button “Add Directory To Database” -LVIII- in<br />
order to import entire folders. Alternatively you can do this in the database<br />
window via right mouse click followed by a click on “Add Files” in the now visible<br />
submenu in order to import singular files. The drag & drop function for files from<br />
the Windows Explorer is also supported.<br />
NOTE!<br />
After the initial installation you will be asked if you would like to add files to<br />
the database.<br />
3.1.2. Decks -LII-<br />
Under decks you can find separate folders for deck A and deck B. Here you can<br />
individually select and load tracks that you would like to play for deck A and deck<br />
B. The right mouse click with the submenu function “Add Files” is also supported.<br />
NOTE!<br />
With the button -40 S- you can load the next and previous track<br />
respectively within deck A and deck B.<br />
3.1.3. Playlist -LIII-<br />
In the folder “My Playlist” it is possible to create and edit playlists of one's own.<br />
This way you can either presort a playlist with certain music styles or prepare a<br />
certain set for an evening.<br />
You can create a new playlist by clicking the shortcut “Add New Playlist” -LV-.<br />
You can rename a playlist by clicking the right mouse button on the<br />
corresponding list. Either import tracks to the playlist via drag and drop from<br />
other folders (for example database, decks, Windows Explorer) or via the “Add<br />
Files” function (right mouse click or shortcut “Add Files” -LIX-).