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You must select the setting "Monitor input" each time you record. The
other settings are stored, although they may be lost when you disconnect
the record player from the PC.
Recording
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Check the system settings if you are unable to record despite making the
correct settings under Audacity:
For Windows XP the record player ("USB Audio CODEC") must be
selected in the "Control Panel" under "Sounds and Audio Devices" /
"Voice" /"Voice recording".
Your sound card must be selected under "Sounds and Audio Devices" /
"Voices" / "Voice playback" (not: "USB Audio Codec").
The same settings must be selected under "Sounds and Audio Devices" /
"Audio" / "Sound recording" or "Sound playback".
For Windows Vista the record player ("Microphone USB Audio Codec")
must be selected in the "Control Panel" under "Hardware and Sounds" /
"Sound" / "Recording".
Your sound card must be selected under "Hardware and Sounds" /
"Sound" / "Playback" (not: "USB Audio Codec").
You will find further information about the "Control Panel" in the Help
for your operating system.
1. Lift the cover until it clicks into place.
2. Place the record on the turntable.
3. Set the required rpm by pressing the 33 or 45 button.
4. Remove the protective cap, if necessary, by pulling it downwards from the
pick-up system.
5. Push the tone arm locking lever to the right.
6. Press the LOWER RAISE button to raise the tone arm.
7. Guide the tone arm across the record to the track you wish to record. The
turntable starts to turn.
8. Click on the record button. The recording begins.
9. Press the LOWER RAISE button to lower the
The waveform of the recording is displayed on the screen. You can also listen
tone arm. Playback begins.
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