Recording discs
You can record a CD to a USB device in two ways,
digital recording and analog recording.
Generally, you can obtain better sound quality by
using digital recording than by using analog
recording.
However, by using analog recording, you can
record sound from a microphone or guitar
connected to the System at the same time (mixing
recording).
CAUTION
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Before recording, connect the USB device with
enough free space to the USB connector.
(p. 20)
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You cannot record from your iPod or
BLUETOOTH device.
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Discs other than audio CD such as MP3/WMA
discs cannot be recorded.
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Do not shake the System during the recording;
otherwise the tracks might not be recorded
properly.
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You cannot record sound while the sleep timer
(p. 35) is activated.
NOTE
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The volume setting and sound mode have no
effect on recording.
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You cannot activate random playback or repeat
playback during recording.
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The file is stored in MP3 format (bitrate: 192
kbps).
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Refer to “Recorded files created on the System”
(p. 40) for the file and folder structures.
To select the recording speed (only for
digital recording)
You can set the recording speed when recording a
disc using the digital recording function.
1
Press [CD F].
2
Press [o] to stop playback.
3
Press [REC SPEED] to select the
recording speed.
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“NORMAL” : Records in normal speed, and
sound can be heard during
recording.
“HIGH” : Records in high speed (about
two times the normal speed),
and sound cannot be heard
during recording.
The “HIGH” icon lights up during
clock setting.
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Recording on a USB device
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