User manual LENCO L-3807

[. . . ] Signal Connectors: Use these to connect the turntable to the mixer or amplifier in your sound system. Power Cord: Connect this cord to a grounded AC outlet of the proper voltage. Speed Button: Button locked 45rpm Button unlocked 33 rpm 4 INITIAL STARTING-UP MAINS CONNECTION Ensure that the mains voltage of your home corresponds to the operating voltage of the unit. Your unit is ready to be connected to a mains voltage of 110V/60Hz or 220V/50Hz. AMPLIFIER CONNECTION Connect audio plugs to Alert input on your mixer or amplifier: Red plug into R/H channel input. [. . . ] Ogg Vorbis files tend to take up a little less disk space than MP3 for similar compression quality, and Ogg Vorbis is free from patents and licensing restrictions, but Ogg Vorbis files are not as widespread. You can set the quality of Ogg compression in the File Format Preferences. - if you have a Label Track in your project, this lets you export the labels as a text file. You can import labels in the same text format using the "Import Labels. . . " command in the Project Menu. You can either split them vertically (one new file per track), or horizontally (using labels in a Label Track to indicate the breaks between exported files. Page Setup - configure how Audacity will print out the track waveforms using the Print option, and what printer to use. Print - Print out the main window view from audacity showing the tracks and waveforms. Exit (Quit) - closes all windows and exits Audacity, prompting you to save any unsaved changes first. Edit Menu Undo - This will undo the last editing operation you performed to your project. Audacity supports full unlimited undo - meaning you can undo every editing operation back to when you opened the window. After you perform a new editing operation, you can no longer redo the operations that were undone. Only one "thing" can be on the clipboard at a time, but it may contain multiple tracks. - This command takes a text file which contains time codes and labels, and turns them into a Label Track. - This menu command imports MIDI files and puts them into a MIDI Track. Audacity can display MIDI files, but cannot play, edit, or save them yet. - This menu command allows you to open a file in virtually any uncompressed format. When you select the file, Audacity will analyze it and try to guess its format. It will guess correctly about 90% of the time, so you can try just pressing "OK" and listening to the result. If it is not correct, however, you can use the options in the dialog to try some other possible encodings. At the beginning of your imported track(s), you may notice a little bit of noise. This is probably the file's header, which Audacity was not able to parse. Just zoom in and select the noise with the Selection Tool, and then choose Delete from the Edit Menu. - Opens a dialog allowing you to edit the ID3 tags associated with a project, for MP3 exporting. [. . . ] Repeat Last Effect - selecting this command is a shortcut to applying the most recent effect with the same settings. Compressor - compresses the dynamic range of the selection so that the loud parts are softer while keeping the volume of the soft parts the same. You can optionally normalise the recording afterwards, resulting in the entire piece having higher perceived volume. Echo - very simple effect that repeats the selection with a decay, sounding like a series of echos. [. . . ]