How do I seperate tracks ? When I play a record do I need to lift/pause after each track and "tag" or what?
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Which program are you using? I use Audacity, and here's how I separate the tracks: 1) Bring the cursor to the point where I want the next track to start. 2) Hold shift and press the end key. This will highlight everything after where I want the track to start. 3) Select Edit from the top menu, then select Split.
264686
According to the NSM-437 manual, p11 (see link below), there is a feature to repeat the current track or all tracks on a CD. http://www.naxa.com/nsm-437.html#4
1006097
yes that's what I use. I'll be honest it took me almost a month to figure out. but once I did I love the software. Don't expect it to cut the tracks in the right spot. I always erase their tracks and put them back in the right spot. I do that by finding track listings on wiki, iTunes, amazon, or a site called discogs and write down the track times. It takes a little work. but I haven't found a software yet that cuts the tracks right automatically granted Ive only tried a few. So if you go for it be patient. I don't ever tinker with any of the effects so not sure how good they are. Like echo and crap like that. I just go for a good clean transfer. It does work good for that. In my opion. I did however buy an old turntable for just listening. One with pitch control and the adjustable counterweight and all that kind of fancy stuff. How bout that for an answer. Peace. Hit me up if you got mo questions. I don't mind talkin about records and record players.
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The product info said "It automatically organizes your MP3 files into different artists, styles, genre and album" ... I didn't remember it would do that cause it took me nearly a year to decide to learn how to convert my iTunes music to play on this player. I never found a note in the manual about this and I think that the playlists are not something you can do, but rather it's an id tag on your music. Read that product info again on the page. It makes this album thing sound like a plus when now I can't get my player to just play all the music one after another. I don't think it will be an easy thing to make your own playlist with it. I've only just now thought to look for a web site for them: http://pyruselectronicswebsite.blogspot.com/ Time for me to do more research...
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It will record until you press the stop button in Audacity, so you can record a whole side of a cassette in one go. However, if you want to separate individual songs from an album, so you can save them as individual digital files, you need to record one song at a time.
1850521
Of course you can. Simply hit the record button (top left ). Remember to name your recording before pressing record . You can easily mash 2 tracks together that mix well and record them to be a new track/remix.
223886
You can either export them all as one track or keep them separate. There is even an option to group several but not all. If you keep them apart, you can then insert them into a multi track software program to edit them separately. This is a beautiful thing and works really well if you have the right software. Putting different effects on each track or altering volume or reverb for each. Very nice.
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You must use a computer or record a loop/track and play along. The controller dial can be used to select sounds during a song but it takes a little time to make the change since the dial is located at the bottom of the controller. If you want to use sat three or four different sounds you build a new file which when open can be dialed in, up or down to get the sequence. I use a radial splitter and two volume pedals so I can blend the fishman vst and the guitar
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This is an effects processor only. As such whatever you put in will be modified accordingly. It has no capability to split or isolate individual sounds or tracks.
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I just checked. There is a repeat button, but it looks like it may only repeat that particular track. However, there are buttons for back, next, cd mix, cd repeat,cd program. There is a little window that shows what track you are on. I'm not very clever when it comes to programming, etc. Hope this helps a little bit.
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Short answer is; I don't think you can. However I'm guessing that you can have some control over order of play by rearranging the directory structure. I don't know the logic it uses to pick tracks. Interesting question. Will research & respond again if I find out more
550674
I believe you can play back all 24 tracks but only record 8 tracks max at a time. I only record drums so I haven't needed more then 8. You can also bounce tracks.
1425562
Every time you overdub, it creates a brand new track with the previous track along with the overdub. This means that you can overdub on the same track infinitely. I honestly would not recommend the overdub feature because it has no metronome and no blinking light to tell you when to come in.
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I put 5 CDs in, punch go and it plays them all without further attention. As for selecting Tracks? never tried.Fred
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No, not usually. If the record is not a conventional album - I have some that are etched - or if, on a 12" single, say - the grooves are far apart, there can be some 'streaming' when you lift the record out. I have never had this negatively impact any label, though. It just goes away when dry.
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Here's hoping this is clear to you and that I didn't miss anything ... To begin, make sure you have the right type of CD. Make sure it's CD-R or CD-RW. Enter cassette tape and insert CD. (the CD will automatically pause). Press record button on remote (remember it's still paused and not running yet). Play cassette to read the record volume). The audio track needle will fluctuate right and left, so push either the up and down record button on remote to around zero, this is where I start though it still will move some. At this time I rewind the cassette tape to the beginning. Now begin the cassette and during the lead (before the first selection) push "play-pause button ( &gt;" ) on the remote to begin the CD. It should now be recording. If you want the tracks identified you press the "track increment" button between each song. It will record side A on the cassette. When finished push play-pause button on the remote for the CD. Eject cassette and flip over for side B and hit the play-pause button again and the CD will continue to record. When the CD stops, press the finalize button and FiN-d will be displayed. Press the play-pause button and the word busy will appear on the screen as it is now finalizing. When finished the CD will eject automatically. Let me know if you have any further problems and hopefully I can address them.
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This piece allows you to record 4 simultaneous tracks. Each track you create you can add effects to. That is independent of the input.