Cd Player - Native Instruments AUDIO 8 DJ Operation Manual

8.1.2 Using the AUDIO 8 DJ as default device in Mac OS X
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Click on "Applications/Utilities/Audio MIDI Setup" or open the "Audio MIDI
Setup" from the Dock.
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In "Audio Devices", choose "Audio 8 DJ" as "Default Output".
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Click on "Configure Speakers".
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Choose Stream 4 (Channel 7 & 8) as output.
8.2 Using the AUDIO 8 DJ with a CD-Player
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Make sure the volume controls of the amplifier are completely turned down!
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In the Settings Tool or on the AUDIO 8 DJ, choose t
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Connect the RCA cable of your CD-Player to a free input pair of the AUDIO 8
DJ, e.g. AuDio 8 DJ (ch. A, i
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Put a CD in your CD-Player and start playing it.
8.3 Using the AUDIO 8 DJ with a turntable
A normal turntable requires a different input amplification than a CD player. Only
channels A and B do have the possibility of phono amplification, therefore you
cannot connect a phono level turntable to channel C or D. The input amplification
of channels A (IN 1|2) and B (3|) can be toggled from PHONO to LINE in the
Settings Tool or on the AUDIO 8 DJ itself.
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Output signals from a Output signals from a
turntable usually require turntable usually require
special treatment from the device special treatment from the device
they are fed into: First, a huge they are fed into: First, a huge
amount of amplification is needed amount of amplification is needed
to lift their level. Second, filtering to lift their level. Second, filtering
according to the RIAA curve needs according to the RIAA curve needs
to be applied to restore the origi- to be applied to restore the origi-
nal frequency response. On the nal frequency response. On the
AUDIO 8 DJ, Channels A and B AUDIO 8 DJ, Channels A and B
are capable of treating phono sig- are capable of treating phono sig-
nals this way. nals this way.
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