M-Audio manual Connecting the DCP-300 Auxiliary Input

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User Guide

Connecting the DCP-300 Auxiliary Input

The Auxiliary Input of DCP-300 allows you to connect the audio output of a computer, MP3 player, or other audio device to DCP-300, and hear that audio device play through the stereo speakers built into DCP-300. This feature can be very useful when you want to play along with pre-recorded music, or when you are working with music software.

‣To connect your computer’s audio output to the DCP-300 Auxiliary Input:

1

Set a comfortable volume level for DCP-300 according to the “Set a Comfortable Volume Level” instructions in the “Using DCP-300 for the First Time” section at the beginning of this User Guide.

2

Headphones	1
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USB

MIDI

Out

Aux In

Line Out

Input

Level

Turn the Input Level knob all the way down.

3

Connect the 1/8” end of the included 1/8” TRS to stereo RCA audio cable to the audio output (headphone or line output) of your computer.

(This will most likely silence your computer speakers.)

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Contents User Guide Table of Contents Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Appendices Introduction FeaturesWhat’s in the Kit Controls and Connectors Right PanelControl Panel Voice Select Connections Panel Rear PanelConnect the Power Cable Using DCP-300 for the First TimeConnect the Pedal Board Turn the Power On Set a Comfortable Volume Level Using the Pedals Connect HeadphonesPedal board has three pedals Selecting Different Sounds Press the Bank buttonPress the Demo button to enter Demo Mode Additional FeaturesPlaying the Demo Songs Demo Play Mode Press one of the Voice Select buttons to select a demo songPress the Metronome button Using the MetronomePress the Demo button Metronome will sound and the LEDMetronome Volume TempoTime Signature Start playing the keyboard. Recording starts as Using the Song Recorder Song Record ModeRecord button again to stop recording ‣ To erase clear a track Song Playback Press the Play button to begin playbackWhen you are finished playing, press Punch Press the Play buttonPlay the keyboard to record your new performance To stop recording, press the Record button againUsing the Reverb Effect Press the Reverb buttonRoom Hall Plate Delay Pan Delay Following Reverb Types are availableUsing the Chorus Effect Chorus FB Chorus Flanger Short Delay FB Delay Following Chorus/Effect Types are availableUp.Bass Vol127 Split ModeGrand Piano Eb3 Press the Split buttonDCP-300 Press the Split button to turn off Split ModeDefault values for Split Mode are Press the Split button againPress the Layer button Layer ModePress a Voice Select button Use the Data Control knob to adjust the volume Press the Layer button to turn off Layer Mode Using Split and Layer Modes Together ‣ To change the Split Voice ‣ To change the Split Voice Volume Layer Mode Transpose Buttons ‣ To use the Transpose FunctionOctave Function Press the Chorus and Touch buttons at the same time Same time to enable the Master Tune functionMaster Tune Press the Chorus and Touch buttons atTouch Normal Touch Select ModeTouch button to enter Touch Select Mode With the Touch button lit, press and holdFixed Level Method 2 Factory Reset Resetting DCP-300 What to do if you need to Start Over Method 1 Piano Reset Press the Reverb and Chorus buttons at the same timeWindows Using your Digital Console Piano with a ComputerComputer System Requirements MacConnecting DCP-300 to your Computer Connecting the DCP-300 Auxiliary Input File playing through the DCP-300 Speakers at a comfortable listening levelInstalling Sibelius First Software Running Sibelius First Software DCP-300 User Guide On Windows computers On MacLocal OFF Midi FunctionsLocal On/Off LocalMidi Channel Midi ChanData Control Assign Care and Maintenance TroubleshootingParameter Factory Default Retained on Power-Down Appendix a DefaultsAppendices Reverb and Chorus Defaults Appendix B Midi Implementation Function… Transmitted Recognized RemarksAppendix C Data Control Assignments and Midi CC List MSBEffect Control 1 fine Warranty Terms WarrantyWarranty Registration Audio UK