User manual SONY MHC-C90

[. . . ] This appliance is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER product. The CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT MARKING is located on the rear exterior. This caution label is located inside the unit. This stereo system is equipped with the Dolby Btype noise reduction system*. * Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. [. . . ] Turn the jog dial until the desired track appears in the display. Disc number SYNC (Power) 2 3 4 11, EDIT 1 Total playing time (including selected track) VOLUME ALL 1 DISCS PROGRAM SHUFFLE REPEAT 1 STEP ß Track number 6 Press ENTER/NEXT. The track is programmed. The program step number appears, followed by the total playing time. p 56 8 10 12 7 To program additional tracks to be recorded on side A, repeat steps 4 to 6. Skip step 4 to select tracks from the same disc. 8 Press P on the remote to insert a pause at the end of side A. "P" appears in the display and the total playing time resets to "0. 00" in the display. CHECK 26 9 Repeat steps 5 and 6 for tracks from the same disc or steps 4 to 6 for tracks from another disc to program the remaining tracks to be recorded on side B. Selecting tape length automatically --Tape Select Edit You can check the most suitable tape length for recording a CD. Note that you cannot use Tape Select Edit for discs containing over 20 tracks. 10 Press CD SYNC. Deck B stands by for recording and the CD player stands by for playback. The indicator on TAPE B ( (for front side) lights up. 1 2 3 Insert a CD. Press FUNCTION repeatedly until "CD" appears in the display. Press EDIT once, so that "EDIT" flashes. The required tape length for the currently selected CD appears, followed by the total playing time for side A and side B respectively. 11 Press DIRECTION repeatedly to select A to record on one side. Select ß (or RELAY) to record on both sides. 12 Press P PAUSE. Recording starts. To stop recording Press p. Note You cannot use this function after programming. In order to use this function, you must first cancel the program by pressing PLAY MODE repeatedly until "PROGRAM" or "SHUFFLE" disappears from the display. To check the order Press CHECK on the remote repeatedly. After the last track, "CHECK END" appears. To cancel Program Edit Press PLAY MODE repeatedly until "PROGRAM" or "SHUFFLE" disappears from the display. Tip When you want to reduce the hiss noise in low-level high-frequency signals, press DOLBY NR so that "DOLBY NR" appears after pressing CD SYNC. 27 DJ Effects Looping part of a CD -- Loop With the loop function, you can repeat part of a CD during playback. 8 BEAT 1 < · · · < SLAM > To cancel the beat Press BEAT ON/OFF. Make sure the button's indicator turns off. To change the beat volume BEAT BEAT BEAT BEAT ON/OFF SELECT SPEED JAM AUTO BPM Press BEAT LEVEL repeatedly to select the level you desire. Each time you press the button the level changes as follows: LEVEL 1 / LEVEL 2 / LEVEL 3 / LEVEL MAX / LEVEL 1 . Tips · You can use the drum pads and the beat function together. · Press DEMO while the power is on to hear all drum sounds and beat patterns played repeatedly. Press any key (except BEAT LEVEL) to stop. BEAT ON/OFF SPEED ?// SELECT >/. 30 Using the BEAT JAM function This function automatically synchronizes the sounds of PAD A and B with the sound source. Using the AUTO BPM function This function automatically synchronizes the rhythm of the current beat pattern with the sound source. 1 2 Start playing a source. Press BEAT JAM repeatedly to select the jam mode you desire. The button's indicator lights up. Every time you press the button, the display changes as follows: . JAM OFF 1 2 3 4 Start playing a source. Select a beat pattern. (See "To change the beat pattern" on page 30. ) Press BEAT ON/OFF to stop the beat function. Press AUTO BPM. The button's indicator blinks orange while measuring the source's BPM. [. . . ] A stereo FM program cannot be received in stereo. ·Press STEREO/MONO so that "STEREO" appears. Tape Deck The tape does not record. ·The tab has been removed from the cassette (see "To save a tape permanently" on page 45). The tape does not record nor play or there is a decrease in sound level. [. . . ]