Connecting Audio Devices; Connecting A Stereo Set Or Md; Connecting The Recording Device; Adjusting The Input Level (Volume) - Edirol M-100FX Manual Del Proprietário

Connecting audio devices

Here's how to make connections so you can sing along with a CD.
* For details on connecting a mic to input (record) your voice, refer to Connecting
a mic (p. 20).
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CD/MD player
I Connecting a stereo set or MD
The cables you connect to line input jacks 3/4 (LINE INPUT 3/4) and line
input jacks 5/6 (LINE INPUT 5/6) can have either a phone plug or an RCA
phono plug. If you connect both types simultaneously, only the sound from
the phone plug connection will be sent to the mixer section.
I Connecting the recording device
If you want to record the mixed signal, connect the M-100FX's master
output jacks to the LINE IN or recording (REC) jacks of your cassette tape
recorder or MD recorder.
The master output jacks provide both phone and RCA phono jacks. Both
types output the same signal; use the type of jacks that match the cable
connected to the recorder or other device you are using. If you connect both
types simultaneously, only the sound from the phone plug connection will
be sent to your recorder or other devices.
I Adjusting the input level (volume)
After you have made connections, adjust the volume as follows
Set the input level faders and master volume fader to the minimum
position. If you have connected monitor speakers or headphones, turn the
monitor volume knob and headphone volume knob to the minimum
position.
Stereo set
Basic operation
Each of the line inputs 3/4,
5/6, 7/8, 9/10 (LINE INPUT
3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10) have
the very same circuitry.
Use them as desired,
according to the order of
the devices you are
connecting, or the location
of the devices.
The phone type and RCA
phono type input jacks for
the line inputs are
connected to the same
circuitry within the
M-100FX. Use the
connector that is
appropriate for your cable.
Before you connect an
audio device to a jack, turn
the master volume fader
and input level fader to
the minimum position in
order to protect the
circuitry.
For details on adjusting the
mic input level, refer to
Connecting a mic (p. 20).
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