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Microphone mixing is not available for other sources such as Tape, Tuner or Aux.
Using the Multiplex CDs and Singing Along with Multiplex (MPX) Karaoke CDs
If the source you are going to play is a multiplex CD, you can use the Multiplex Sound function.
4 Adjust the main volume and the VOLUME control as you sing into the microphone.
•To apply echo, press the DIGITAL ECHO button on the Remote Control until “ECHO ON” appears on the display. To cancel the echo, press the same button again. “ECHO OFF” will appear on the display. Turning off the power will cancel the echo.
If “howling” occurs, keep the microphone away from the speakers.
To Record Microphone Mixing on a Tape
1 Follow the above steps 1-4.
2 To record, follow the steps in “Recording on a Tape”. (See page 24)
When digital recording is made to external equipment through the OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT terminal using an audio CD, the microphone sound is not recorded.
What is Multiplex Sound?
In a multiplex Karaoke CD, the instrumental parts are recorded on the left channel and the vocal parts are recorded on the right channel. With this system, you can select the playback sound with your voice through the microphone (With this system, you can select each channel separately).
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4 Press the DIGITAL ECHO or MPX button on the remote control to select the MPX or Echo mode you want to use.
Each time you press the button, MPX and Echo mode changes as follows.
MPX: LCH MONO 
RCH MONO 
STEREO
ECHO: ECHO ON 
ECHO OFF
Lch MONO: Only the left channel (instrumental parts) are played through both speakers.
Rch MONO: Only the right channel (vocal parts) are played through both speakers.
STEREO: Normal stereo mode.
•You can also select MPX and Echo mode during playback.
•MPX status is not indicate on the display.
•To return to Normal stereo mode press the MPX button on the remote control until “STEREO” appear on the display.
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6 Adjust the main volume and the VOLUME control as you sing into the microphone.
•If you want to record on a tape, carry out CD Direct Recording or One Track Recording. (See page 25)
