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[. . . ] Unauthorised copying, rental, lending, public access or access for fee, public performance or display, printing off, broadcasting, networking and cable transmission or supply OF THE COMPOSITIONS is prohibited. MCLACDEU50 PRECAUTIONS · Do not touch the surface of the disc when handling, hold it by the edge. · To keep the disc clean, wipe gently with a soft cloth. Keep the disc scratch free · Keep the disc away from extremes of temperature, direct sunlight or exposure to excessive moisture. · Never use a cracked or warped disc or one that has been repaired using adhesives. [. . . ] This can be useful when you want to hear a song without a particular channel playing. Changing the mute status again by clicking on the channel number turns the channel back on. Customising your riffs Using the menu within the riff-editor, you can alter the name and icon for your riff. 17 ···· ···· 18 SAMPLING / EDITING SAMPLES Legalities Music 2000TM allows you to record and edit samples from any audio CD, as well as from your soundcards, audio inputs and any WAV file. Please note that this feature is designed for your own personal use distributing or publishing songs using samples taken from commercial CDs is illegal without permission from the copyright owner. Therefore, if you plan on trying to publish or copy your creations, we strongly advise that you only use the CD sampling feature to record copyright-free samples, such as those found on specially recorded sample CDs. You can alter the volume of these, as well as selecting which device is the input device (to be recorded from). CD Recorder Click on the main CD player section icon. You will now be prompted to choose `No video'. or `Generate video'. If you want to record samples from the CD, choose `No video'. You will now see a CD function bar appear on your screen. Use this to choose a track, play, pause and stop the CD. Click the `Record' button when you want to record, and then click again to stop. The second pair of markers shows the start of the sample edit area and is represented by the left arrow icon. As you move this around, you will see parts of the sample turning into a black background. The third pair of markers represents the end of the sample edit area. This is represented by the right arrow icon and, again, parts of the sample will have a black background as you move this around. Sample editor icons The first three icons are mentioned above. The fourth icon represents the loop point. The 'K'-shaped icon shows the size of your sample in bytes (i. e. how much memory it takes up) The next icon tells you whereabouts in the sample the left of the screen is. This is useful to know if you're zooming in to a section within your sample. The next icon tells you whereabouts in the sample the right of the screen is. 21 The final icon shows the size of the current editing zone (the area highlighted in blue). Note: There are some complicated parameters that we don't have room to fully explain here. [. . . ] On most Midi keyboards you should be able to select the Output channel. Set this and check that Music 2000TM is using the same channel (Options\Midi Options\Set Midi input Channel) - then you should be able to use your Midi keyboard in Riff Editor and Music Jam modes. When I record a sample from CD and then listen to the resulting sample in the sample palette, nothing plays. You need to have the recording device selected in Windows before starting Music 2000TM. [. . . ]