DJS-TSP Project Creator

Version 1.1.0

User’s Manual EN
Contents

1． Before start .......................................................................... 5

1.1. Importing/Exporting a file to a USB device ................................................................. 5

2． Preparation ........................................................................... 6

2.1. Supported media ..................................................................................................... 6

2.2. Installation procedures ............................................................................................. 6

2.3. Network settings ..................................................................................................... 7

3． Part names and functions ....................................................... 9

3.1. Overall structure ..................................................................................................... 9

3.2. Scene assignment section ....................................................................................... 10

Creating a new project ................................................................................................. 11

Opening a project ........................................................................................................ 11

Overwriting and saving a project ................................................................................... 12

Saving a project with a name ........................................................................................ 12

Importing a project as a package ................................................................................... 12

Exporting a project as a package ................................................................................... 13

Scene assignment ........................................................................................................ 14

Clearing a scene .......................................................................................................... 14

Moving a scene ............................................................................................................ 14

Scene copy ................................................................................................................. 15

Scene name change ..................................................................................................... 15

3.3. Sample assignment section ..................................................................................... 16

Opening a scene .......................................................................................................... 17

Saving a scene with a name .......................................................................................... 17

 Importing a scene as a package ..................................................................................... 18

Exporting a scene as a package ..................................................................................... 19

Assigning a sample to a track ........................................................................................ 19

Clearing a sample ........................................................................................................ 20

Moving a sample .......................................................................................................... 20

Sample copy ............................................................................................................... 20

Listening to a sample ................................................................................................... 21

Opening a folder where samples are stored ..................................................................... 21

3.4. Status bar ............................................................................................................ 22

4． Changing settings ................................................................ 23

4.1. Project Creator folder setting .................................................................................. 23

5． File Sharing......................................................................... 25

5.1. File Sharing via Network ......................................................................................... 25

Equipment to set up File Sharing ................................................................................... 25

Connection diagram ..................................................................................................... 25

5.2. Connection procedures ........................................................................................... 26

Connection procedures (DJS-TSP Project Creator) ............................................................ 26

Sample folder setting (DJS-TSP Project Creator) .............................................................. 27

Connection procedure (DJS-1000) ................................................................................. 28

Share sample folders (DJS-1000) ................................................................................... 28

6． Others................................................................................ 29

6.1. Disclaimer ............................................................................................................ 29

6.2. Trademarks and licenses ........................................................................................ 29

6.3. Copyright warning ................................................................................................. 29

6.4. Software end user license agreement....................................................................... 30

6.5. Support page ........................................................................................................ 33

1． Before start
DJS-TSP Project Creator is a software for creating projects and scenes to be used on DJS-1000 and
TORAIZ SP-16 on a computer. You can also export projects and scenes created on DJS-TSP Project
Creator to a USB device and import them to your computer.

1.1. Importing/Exporting a file to a USB device

You can export projects and scenes created on DJS-TSP Project Creator to a USB device. The
projects and scenes as a package (.tpkg and .scn) including samples are exported to a USB device.
The projects and scenes exported to a USB device can be read on the DJS-1000 and the TORAIZ
SP-16.

The projects and scenes as a package can also be imported to a computer. In this way, projects
and scenes created on the DJS-1000 or the TORAIZ SP-16 can be edited on DJS-TSP Project
Creator.
2． Preparation

2.1. Supported media

Please use media, file systems and samples supported by the DJS-1000 and the TORAIZ SP-16.

 Supported media : USB device (USB mass storage class）

 Supported file systems : FAT, FAT32 and HFS＋

 Supported samples : Sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz, 16-bit/24-bit wav or aiff file

2.2. Installation procedures

To install or uninstall DJS-TSP Project Creator, you need to log in as the administrator of your
computer. Have the administrator name and password ready in advance.

1. Launch a web browser on your computer, access the Pioneer DJ support page.
pioneerdj.com/support/

2. Select [DJS-1000] or [TORAIZ SP-16] > [Software Download] and download [DJS-TSP Project
Creator].

3. Double-click the downloaded file to unzip it. Double-click the unzipped file to launch the
installer.

4. Follow the instructions on the screen to install DJS-TSP Project Creator.

2.3. Network settings
To use File Sharing feature, please check the following network settings.

<macOS>

1. Open [System Preferences] > [Users & Groups] and enable [Allow guests to connect to

shared folders].

2. Open [System Preferences] > [Sharing] and enable [File Sharing].

<Windows>

1. You need to change [Windows Firewall] setting in Control Panel.

Go to [Turn Windows Firewall on or off] and select [Turn off Windows Firewall].

Disabling the firewall can cause security problems. Please do not connect to other networks
while using DJS-TSP Project Creator. You can also allow DJS-TSP Project Creator to communicate
through Windows Firewall. Please refer to the Windows Help for details.
3． Part names and functions

3.1. Overall structure

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1 Menu bar

The menu is displayed.

2 Scene assignment section

The names and statuses of 16 scenes included in a project are displayed. For details, please

refer to “3.2. Scene assignment section”.

3 Sample assignment section

The names and statuses of samples assigned to 16 tracks included in the selected scene are

displayed. For details, please refer to ”3.3. Sample assignment section”.

4 Status bar

The size of the project currently opening is displayed. For details, please refer to “3.4. Status

bar”.
3.2. Scene assignment section
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1 NEW button

Creates a new project.

2 PROJECT button

Opens a project (.prj file) stored on a computer.

3 SAVE button

Overwrites and saves an opened project.

4 SAVE AS button

Names an opened project and save it on the computer.

5 IMPORT button

Imports a project as a package (.tpkg file).

6 EXPORT button

Exports an opened project to a USB device as a package.

7 Scene box

Information of a scene is displayed.

8 Scene number

The number of a scene is displayed.

9 Scene name

The name of a scene is displayed.

10 PATTERN display

When a scene includes a pattern, the word “PATTERN” is displayed clearly.

When a scene does not include a pattern, it is dimmed.

11 Scene clear button

Clears scene setting information to make the scene empty.

Creating a new project

1. Click the NEW button to create a new project.

 If a project is changed, a caution dialog appears. Click Yes to create a new project.

Opening a project
1. Click the PROJECT button.

[Open a project file] appears.

2. Select a prj file and open it.

The project you opened is displayed.

 If a project is changed, a caution dialog appears. Click Yes to open the project.

 You can open a project by dragging a prj file and dropping it to the scene assignment section

or sample assignment section from Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.

Overwriting and saving a project
1. Click the SAVE button.

The project is overwritten and saved.

 Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+s (Windows) or Command+s (Mac)

Saving a project with a name

1. Click the SAVE AS button

[Save project file] dialog appears.

2. Select a location to save a prj file. Enter a name and save it.

The project is saved with the name.

 Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+shift+s (Windows) or Command+shift+s (Mac).

Importing a project as a package

1. Click the IMPORT button.
 [Import project package] dialog appears.

2. Select a tpkg file and open it.

The tpkg file is extracted and imported to your computer.

 When there is already a project with the same name, a confirmation dialog to overwrite the

project appears.

 After import, a caution dialog appears. When “Yes” is selected, the imported project will

open overwriting the current opening project.

 You can import a project by dragging a tpkg file and dropping it to the scene assignment

section or sample assignment section from Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.

Exporting a project as a package

1. Connect a USB device with your computer to export a project.

2. Click the EXPORT button.

[Export as project package] dialog appears.

3. Select a drive of the USB device to export. Enter a file name and export it.
 The project as a package is exported to the USB device.

 The export button in the dialog is not shown when a USB device is not connected to your

computer. In this case, the export button is grayed out and cannot be clicked.

 If a sample exceeding 64 seconds is contained or the total size of samples included in the

project is over 256 MB, a warning dialog appears. In this case, you cannot export the

project.

Scene assignment
1. Open a location where a scnx file to assign is stored.

 Use Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) to open a location where a scnx file to assign is

stored.

2. Drag the scnx file to a scene box.

The name of the scene assigned to the scene box and its PATTERN status, etc. are shown.

Clearing a scene
1. Hover the cursor on a scene box where a scene you wish to clear is located.

The scene clear button appears at the right end of the scene box where the cursor is hovering.

2. Click the scene clear button.

A caution dialog regarding scene clearing is shown.

 Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Del (Windows) or Command+Del (Mac).

The scene of the focused scene box is cleared.

3. Click the clear button.

The scene is cleared and the scene box becomes empty.

Moving a scene
1. Hover the cursor on a scene box where a scene you wish to move is assigned.

2. Drag the scene box and drop it to a scene box you wish to move the scene.

3. While dragging, the moving scene is shown dimly. When dropped, the scene will move to the

dropped scene box.

  Keyboard shortcuts are as follows.

Cut : Ctrl+shift+x (Windows) or Command+shift+x (Mac)

Paste : Ctrl+v (Windows) or Command+v (Mac)

You can cut and paste the scene of the focused scene box.

Scene copy
1. Hover the cursor on a scene box where a scene you wish to copy is assigned.

2. Ctrl＋drag and drop the scene box to a scene box you wish to copy the scene.

While dragging, the copied scene is shown dimly. When dropped, the scene will be copied to the

dropped scene box.

 Keyboard shortcuts are as follows.

Cut : Ctrl+shift+c (Windows) or Command+shift+c (Mac)

Paste : Ctrl+v (Windows) or Command+v (Mac)

You can copy the scene of the focused scene box.

Scene name change

1. Click a scene box you wish to change its name.

2. Click the scene name section.

The selected scene is highlighted and you can edit the name.

3. Press the Enter key on your computer keyboard.

The name is finalized and the highlight is cancelled.

 You can finalize the name by clicking other place than the scene name section.
3.3. Sample assignment section
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1 SCENE button

Opens a scene (.scnx file) stored on a computer.

2 SAVE button

Names a displayed scene and save it on the computer.

3 IMPORT button

Imports a scene as a package (.scn file).

4 EXPORT button

Exports a displayed project to a USB device as a package.

5 SAMPLE button

Opens a folder where imported samples are stored using Explorer or Finder. You can select the

folders at Setting.

6 Track box

Information of a track is displayed.

7 Track number

The number of a track is displayed. The background color is displayed with a preset track color.
8 Preview indicator

Indicates sample preview status.

9 Sample clear button

Unloads the sample assigned to the track.

10 Sample name

The name of the sample is displayed.

11 Sample time

The time of the sample is displayed.

Opening a scene
1. Click the SCENE button.

[Open a scene file] appears.

2. Select a scnx file and open it.

The scene you opened is displayed.

 You can open a scene by dragging a scnx file and dropping it to the sample assignment

section from Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.

Saving a scene with a name

1. Click the SAVE button.
 [Save scene file] dialog appears.

2. Select a location to save a scnx file. Enter a name and save it.

The scene is saved with the name.

Importing a scene as a package

1. Click the IMPORT button.

[Import scene package] dialog appears.

2. Select a scn file and open it.

The scn file is extracted and imported to your computer.

 When there is already a scene with the same name, a confirmation dialog to overwrite the

scene appears.

 After import, a caution dialog appears. When “Yes” is selected, the imported scene will open

overwriting the current opening scene.

 You can import a scene by dragging a scn file and dropping it to the sample assignment

section from Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.

Exporting a scene as a package

1. Connect a USB device with your computer to export a scene.

2. Click the EXPORT button.

[Export as scene package] dialog appears.

3. Select a drive of the USB device to export. Enter a file name and export it.

The scene as a package is exported to the USB device.

 The export button in the dialog cannot be used when a USB device is not connected to your

computer. In this case, the export button is grayed out and cannot be clicked.

 If a sample exceeding 64 seconds is contained, a warning dialog appears. In this case, you

cannot export the scene.

Assigning a sample to a track

1. Open a location where a sample to assign is stored.

2. Use Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) to open a location where a sample to assign is stored.

3. Drag the sample to a track box.

The name of the sample assigned to the track and its time, track color, etc. are shown.
Clearing a sample
1. Hover the cursor on a track box where a sample you wish to clear is located.

The sample clear button appears at the upper right end of the track box where the cursor is

hovering.

2. Click the sample clear button.

The sample is cleared and the track box becomes empty.

 Keyboard shortcut: Del

The sample of the focused track box is cleared.

Moving a sample
1. Hover the cursor on a track box where a sample you wish to move is located.

2. Drag the track box and drop it to a track box you wish to move the sample.

While dragging, the moving sample is shown dimly. When dropped, the sample will move to the

dropped track box.

 Keyboard shortcuts are as follows.

Cut : Ctrl+x (Windows) or Command+x (Mac)

Paste : Ctrl+v (Windows) or Command+v (Mac)

You can cut and paste the sample of the focused track box.

Sample copy
1. Hover the cursor on a track box where a sample you wish to copy is assigned.

2. Ctrl＋drag and drop the track box to a track box you wish to copy the sample.

While dragging, the copied sample is shown dimly. When dropped, the sample will be copied to

the dropped track box.

 Keyboard shortcuts are as follows.

Cut : Ctrl+c (Windows) or Command+c (Mac)

Paste : Ctrl+v (Windows) or Command+v (Mac)

You can copy the sample of the focused track box.

Listening to a sample
1. Hover the cursor on a track box where a sample you wish to listen to is assigned.

2. Double-click the track box to play the sample.

While playing, the preview indicator lights up in green. Double-click the track box again to pause.

 Keyboard shortcut: Space (play/pause)

 You cannot listen to multiple tracks at the same time.

Opening a folder where samples are stored

1. Click the SAMPLE button.

The Imported Samples folder under the Project Creator folder set at the Setting will be open by

Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac).

3.4. Status bar

1 Project size

Total volume of all samples in the project is shown.

4． Changing settings

4.1. Project Creator folder setting

This is to set a location of a Project Creator folder to store various files used in DJS-TSP Project
Creator.

1. Open the application menu and click [File] → [Setting].

[Setting] dialog appears. The full path to the set folder is displayed in the Project Creator Folder

field.

2. Click the Browse button.

[Project Creator Folder] dialog appears.

3. Select a folder to locate the Project Creator folder.

  To create a new folder, click [New Folder] button to display [New Folder] dialog. Enter a
folder name and click [Create Folder] button.

 The folder default setting: [C:\Users\(username)\Music\PioneerDJ]

4. Click [Choose] to finalize the setting.

5． File Sharing

5.1. File Sharing via Network

Connect DJS-1000 and DJS-TSP Project Creator via Network to share projects in DJS-TSP Project

Creator. You can also share samples of a selected folder.

Equipment to set up File Sharing

・DJS-1000 with firmware version 1.10 or later

・Computer where DJS-TSP Project Creator* is installed (*version 1.1.0 or later)

・LAN cables and a switching hub (to connect multiple equipment)

・USB cable

・Audio cables

Connection diagram
To set up File Sharing function, connect your computer and DJS-1000 (USB-B terminal on the rear

panel) as the figure below using a USB cable. To connect multiple equipment connect using LAN

cables.

Connection diagram for a computer and DJS-1000s

5.2. Connection procedures

Connection procedures (DJS-TSP Project Creator)

Use File Sharing features shown on the bottom of DJS-TSP Project Creator.

1 2

1 LINK button: Start/stop network connection

2 Player’s connection status is shown in the PLAYER indicator.

Sample folder setting (DJS-TSP Project Creator)
Up to 5 locations for sample folders can be set to save sample files to share them in the network
configuration. (You cannot change settings when they are connected.)

1 The full path to the folder is displayed in the Sample Folder field.

1. Select the application menu and click [File] → [Setting] to open Setting dialog.

2. Click the [BROWSE] button to open Sample Folder dialog to select a folder.

3. Click [X] in Sample Folder field to clear the set folder.

2 When [Permission Denied] is displayed on the DJS-1000 and file sharing is disabled, click

[Change Permissions] to modify permissions of files and enable file sharing.

Connection procedure (DJS-1000)

1 Select [AUTO] for [Player No.] on the UTILITY screen. (default setting)

2 Player No. indicator is lit when connected to network.

Share sample folders (DJS-1000)

Projects and samples stored in a computer connected via network can be used on the DJS-1000.
When this feature is enabled, [LINK] is shown on the screen for each function.

Similarly, the following functions can be used when connected via network.

PROJECT Open, Save, Render Audio

SAMPLE Load, Preview

6． Others

6.1. Disclaimer
Please note that Pioneer DJ cannot accept responsibility for the legality, morality or reliability of
operation with regard to the use of DJS-TSP Project Creator by customers. Problems in operation
of DJS-TSP Project Creator may arise due to the operating environment of the customer’s
computer and of DJS-TSP Project Creator, or conflict with other software.

Please note that Pioneer DJ cannot accept responsibility for loss of your registered information.
Please make a separate note of information you have registered and store it in a safe place.

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6.3. Copyright warning

The use of DJS-TSP Project Creator is restricted with regard to the playing and copying of copy-
protected music.

 The program may not operate properly if copy-protect encryption data is embedded in
recorded media.

 Playback, analysis, and other operations may stop if copy-protect encryption data is detected
as embedded in recorded media.

The material you record is for your own listening enjoyment, and cannot be used for other
purposes without permission from the copyright owner.
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