User manual LENCO L-3866 USB

[. . . ] INSTRUCTION MANUAL L-3866/67USB 1 CONTENTS CONTENTS---------------------------------------------------2 DESCRIPTION-----------------------------------------------3, 4 INITIAL STARTING-UP-----------------------------------5 Main Connection Amplifier Connection---------------------------------------5 Playing a record---------------------------------------------5 MAINTENANCE ---------------------------------------------6 To replace the stylus---------------------------------------6 To disassemble the cartridge-----------------------------6 To install new pick-up head------------------------------6 Important recommendations--------------------------------6 Audacity Software Instruction-------------------------7-20 2 DESCRIPTION 1. 5. 6. Adapter: Use this adapter when playing 45 RPM records. Platter: Platter change in the record will be placed here Tonearm Tonearm Lock: Use this lock to keep the tonearm in place when not in use. Dust Cover: Use this to protect the turntable from exposure to dust. [. . . ] > Start to Cursor Selects from the beginning of the selected tracks to the cursor position. > Cursor to End Selects from the cursor position to the end of the selected tracks. Find Zero Crossings - Modifies the selection slightly so that both the 14 Snap-To . . . > Snap Off - Turns Snap-To mode off letting you select arbitrary ranges of time Preferences. . . - opens the Preferences dialog. you turn on Snap-To mode in the Edit Menu, the selection will snap to the frames or other quantization you have selected in this menu. It shows all the actions you have performed during the current session, including importing. The right-hand column shows the amount of hard disk space your operations used. You can jump back and forth between editing steps quite easily by simply clicking on the entries in the window, the same as selecting Undo or Redo many times in a row. You can also discard Undo history to save disk space. The history window can be kept open while you work. Float Control Toolbar - moves the Control Toolbar out of the window and into its own floating window, so you can position it wherever you want. The menu item changes to Dock Control Toolbar, which you can use to put the toolbar back into the main window. Float Edit Toolbar - moves the Edit Toolbar out of the window and into its own floating window, so you can position it wherever you want. The menu item changes to Dock Edit Toolbar, which you can use to put the toolbar back into the main window. Float Meter Toolbar - does the same thing for audacity's VU meters which you use to set recording levels and adjust playback. View Menu Zoom In - Zooms in on the horizontal axis of the audio, displaying more detail about less time. You can also use the zoom tool to zoom in on a particular part of the window. Zoom Normal - Zooms to the default view, which displays about one inch per second. Zoom Out - Zooms out, displaying less detail about more time. Fit in Window - Zooms out until the entire project just fits in the window. Fit Vertically - Resizes all of the tracks vertically so they all fit inside of the window (if possible). Zoom to Selection - Zooms in or out so that the selection fills the window. Set Selection Format - lets you choose the formatting that is displayed at the bottom of the window indicating the current selection time. [. . . ] It works best when the audio signal is much louder than the noise. Normalize - allows you to correct for DC offset (a vertical displacement of the track) and/or amplify such that the maximum amplitude is a fixed amount, -3 dB. It's useful to normalize all of your tracks before mixing. If you have a lot of tracks, you may then need to use the track gain sliders to turn some down. [. . . ]