This unit can be used as a MIDI controller by connecting it to a computer by USB. This unit’s MIDI assignment map cannot be changed, so make the MIDI mappings on your DJ software in function of this unit.

Note, however, that when using Windows XP, if another USB-MIDI device is connected simultaneously to the computer, this unit may not operate or be recognized properly. Only connect the computer and this unit.

The RMX-1000 operates with the operating system’s standard driver, so there is no need to install a special driver (this applies for both Mac OS and Windows computers).

When using Windows XP, however, when connected to a computer simultaneously with another USB-MIDI device, the RMX-1000 may not operate or be recognized properly. Only connect the RMX-1000 to the computer.

Yes. Authorization of the computer administrator is required to install and uninstall remixbox.
Log in as the computer administrator before installing or uninstalling.

Installation is possible by inputting the administrator’s name and password, even with an account type other than [Administrator].

No.
The customized parameter data and sampled sound sources can be used again after remixbox is re-installed.

Yes. First uninstall the currently installed version of remixbox, then install the old version.

The uninstallation procedure is described below.

For a Mac OS computer:
Move the remixbox folder to the Trash.

For a Windows computer:
From the [Start] menu, select “Uninstall remixbox” at [All Programs] , [Pioneer] , [remixbox1.x.x].
“1.x.x” indicates the version of remixbox.

For a Mac OS computer, the CD drive opens on the screen. Double-click the [CD_menu.app] icon.
For a Windows computer, open the CD drive from [My Computer] (or [My Computer]) on the [Start] menu, then double-click the [CD_menu.exe] icon.

For the installation procedure, see “Using the included software - Installing remixbox” in the RMX-1000’s operating instructions. The uninstallation procedure is described below.

For a Mac OS computer:
Move the remixbox folder to the Trash.

For a Windows computer:
From the [Start] menu, select “Uninstall remixbox” at [All Programs] , [Pioneer] , [remixbox1.x.x].
“1.x.x” indicates the version of remixbox.

-When controls and buttons on this unit are operated, the corresponding MIDI signals are output to the computer via the USB cable. (See the operating instructions for details.)
-Signal assignments cannot be changed on this unit.
-This unit does not sup

No special driver software is necessary.

The AC power adapter supports input voltages of 100V to 240V, but the included AC cord differs according to the country in which the unit is sold, so use it in the country in which you purchased the unit.

No.

This slot is for mounting a theft-prevention wire lock.

By connecting this unit’s audio outputs to the external analog inputs of a regular amplifier, mini-component, powered speakers, etc., the sound can be produced from the respective speakers.

Yes. Click [Cancel] to stop the installation procedure.

Yes. By storing the customized parameter data and sampled sound source created with remixbox on the Mac OS computer onto an SD card, the data can be used with remixbox in Windows. The opposite is also possible.

There is no problem. When the SD card is removed while sampled sound sources on the SD card are being used, the program switches to the default sound sources (KICK, SNARE, CLAP and HI HAT). Also, when the SD card is removed while effect parameters on the SD card are being used, the program switches to the RMX-1000’s [USER] mode parameters.

The data may be damaged if the SD card is removed while customized parameter data is being stored on it, but the data is not damaged if the SD card is removed or inserted during playback.

There is no problem removing the SD card during playback. For the effects, the program operates using the parameters stored on the RMX-1000 for the [USER] mode. For the samples, the default sound sources (KICK, SNARE, CLAP and HI HAT) are used.
The [USER] mode set upon shipment from the factory has the same parameters as the [DEFAULT] mode.
When using the remixbox’s SYNC function, the customized parameter data set with remixbox is loaded into the RMX-1000 and these parameters are reflected in the [USER] mode.

The data may be damaged if the SD card is removed while customized parameter data is being stored on it, but the data is not damaged if the SD card is removed during playback.

No.

Yes. See “Connecting the input/output terminals” in the operating instructions.

No, operation on USB bus power is not supported.

A separate audio interface is necessary for anything other than editing effect parameters with remixbox.

Yes.
Also, parameters customized with remixbox and sample sounds can be stored on SD memory cards, so DJs can set the permanently installed unit to their preferences. Furthermore, when this unit’s SETTING selector switch is set to DEFAULT, the effect parameters are restored to the factory defaults, so the unit can be used with peace of mind.

If this unit is connected after the DJ software is launched, the DJ software may not recognize this unit. Launch the DJ software after connecting.

For CONNECTION: +4 dB, the output is 2 Vrms when the master level indicator is at about 7 dB (there is no scale).

The remixbox is supported on Windows and Mac OS.
For details, see the compatibility information on the Pioneer DJ support page.

There are known issues with Windows Vista and Windows 7 (before SP1), so operation may not be normal. For Windows 7, update Windows to apply SP1.
For Windows Vista, apply the fix program provided by Microsoft.
The user is responsible for program updating.
1. Access the Microsoft Corporation support site (http://support.microsoft.com/).
2. Use the search window on this site to search for document number “2182039”.
3. Access the link in the search result.
4. Download the hotfix from the link to it at the top of the screen.
5. Install the hotfix on your computer.

The RMX-1000 Plug-in is supported on Windows and Mac OS.
For details, see the software Download on the Pioneer DJ Global page.

The following formats are supported:
SD memory cards: FAT12 and FAT16 (conforming to SD standards)
SDHC memory cards: FAT32 (conforming to SD standards)
Note that SD-Audio and other CPRM standards are not supported.
SCXC memory cards are not supported.

Yes.
For details, see the Pioneer DJ support page.

MIDI timing clocks cannot be received on this unit.

If you're using a PC/Mac that only has a USB Type-C port, you'll need a USB Type-C (plug) to USB Type-A (socket) conversion cable (sold separately).
When using one of these cables, be sure it's a product recommended by the manufacturer of your PC/Mac.

You should connect the unit directly to a USB port on the PC/Mac.
Connecting via a USB hub may cause unwanted noise or malfunction.
If you have to use a USB hub due to a limited number of USB ports on your PC/Mac, be sure to use a product recommended by the manufacturer of your PC/Mac.