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RECORDING
You can record onto a regular cassette
tape as you sing along with the music
from a karaoke audio cassette tape, or a
regular prerecorded cassette tape, or
from another audio source. You can also
record the sound from the audio source
alone, or dub from one cassette tape to
another.
Note:
Adjusting
VOLUME
,
BALANCE
, or
the 5-band frequency equalizer does not
affect the recording level.
Recordin
g
Tips:
• Tape quality greatly affects the qual-
ity of the recording. We recommend
extended-range or low-noise type 1
regular length (60- or 90-minute)
normal-bias cassette tapes. We do
not recommend long-play cassette
tapes such as C-120s because they
are thin and can easily tangle.
• Before recording, be sure the tape
you are recording on has its erase-
protection tabs in place (see “Pre-
venting Accidental Erasure” on
Page 19).
RECORDING YOUR VOICE
WITH MUSIC
Using Music from a Cassette
Tape
Follow these steps to record your voice
along with music from a cassette tape.
1. Set
AUX/TAPE
on the back of the
karaoke system to
TAPE
.
2. Load a blank tape, or one you want
to record over, into TAPE 1.
3. Load the tape you want to record
from into TAPE 2.
4. Press
POWER
to turn on the system.
5. Adjust
VOLUME
to the desired listen-
ing level.
6. Set the microphone’s
ON/OFF
switch
to
ON
, then adjust
MIC VOLUME
to
the desired microphone level.
7. Adjust the system’s sound to your
listening preferences.
8. If you are using a karaoke audio
cassette tape, adjust
A.V.C.
for the
desired effect.
Note:
With a regular (non-karaoke)
prerecorded cassette tape, you can-
not adjust the volume of the prere-
corded singer’s voice in relation to
the music.
9. Press
PLAY
on TAPE 2, then press
RECORD
on TAPE 1.
RECORD
and
PLAY
both lock down.
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