Recording Onto Md - Kenwood MDX-G2 Instruction Manual

Recording onto MD

Desired music source can be recorded onto
MDs.
4
/ TUNING
m
TUNER FM/AM
PUSH OPEN
4
Main unit only
1
Insert a recordable MD.
2
Select the music source to be re-
corded.
: Press the CD ^ key.
CD
Radio : Press the TUNER FM/AM key.
AUX : Press the AUX key.
If a CD has already been loaded in ad-
vance, it starts playing automatically.
Press the &STOP key to stop it.
3
Press the MD REC key.
The unit enters record-pause mode.
Display in MD record-pause mode
TRACK NO.
4
When the recording source is
ready for playback, press the MD
REC key again.
& STOP
MD REC
AUX MD REC BEST HITS
TUNING
MENU SOUND
SET
MODE
VOLUME/MULTI CONTROL
TUNING/ ¢
STOP
CD MD
¢
TUNER FM /AM
^
CD
^
MD
CD
AUTO TUNED O.T.E. SP REC MD
EX. BASS
MHz
5
Play the recording source.
To stop recording :
Press the &STOP key.
To let recording pause :
Press the MD ^ key during recording.
Press the MD ^ or MD REC key to
resume recording from the pause.
In case a message is displayed and record-
ing will not start :
See "Display message list" (pages 56).
Tips for recording CD onto MD
When the MD recorder is in record-pause
mode, recording starts automatically at the
same time as the playback of CD starts. (Sync
recording)
(1) Put the CD player in play-pause mode.
Press the 4 or ¢ key to select the
(2)
CD track to be recorded.
(3) Press the MD REC key to put the MD
recorder in record-pause mode.
Press the CD ^ key to start playing
(4)
the CD.
÷ Be careful not to switch the power off or ap-
ply shock or vibrations to the system while
"MD WRITING" is displayed.
÷ The MD cannot be inserted or ejected while
in STANDBY mode (page 59). Forcing an MD
to be inserted or ejected may result in dam-
age.
÷ When the CD output is recorded onto an MD,
the digital signal is recorded automatically.
When the radio or AUX output is recorded
onto an MD, the analog signal is selected
automatically.
÷ When recording with high volume, sound
skip may occur during MD playback. To avoid
this problem, reduce the volume during re-
cording.
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