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Recording FM/AM (MW/LW) Broadcasts —
Monaural Recording and Stereo Recording
When recording FM/AM (MW/LW) broadcasts, you can
select one of the two recording methods — Monaural
(Long) Recording and Stereo (Normal) Recording.
• Monaural (Long) Recording — Records both stereo
program and monaural program in monaural. This allows
you to record on an MD twice as long as the MD’s
recording time (indicated on the package of the MD). For
example, you can record a 120-minute program on a 60-
minute MD, though recorded sound becomes monaural.
(Reproduced sound through the speakers during
Monaural recording also becomes monaural.)
• Stereo (Normal) Recording — Sound is recorded in
stereo (both on the left and right audio channels).
You can also use the Standard Recording method
described on page 34 for Stereo Recording.
1
Insert a recordable MD into the MD loading slot.
2
Press FM/AM, then tune into a station you want.
• See “Tuning in a Station” on page 18.
3
Select the recording method — Monaural
Recording or Stereo Recording.
1) Press PLAY/REC MODE on the unit.
2) Push the joy control upward (¡
) or
downward (1
) to select the recording
method you want, then press SET.
The recording lamp on the unit starts flashing.
• STEREO: Select for normal stereo recording
• MONO: Select for a long monaural recording
Ex. When selecting “MONO”
Ex. When selecting “STEREO”
4
Press MD # / 8.
The recording lamp stops flashing and remain lit, and
recording starts.
• The station frequency will be recorded as the track
title.
To stop recording, press 7.
To stop recording for a moment, press REC PAUSE (or
MD REC PAUSE on the remote control) again.
To resume recording, press MD # / 8 again.
In the following cases, Monaural Recording is
automatically canceled, and Stereo Recording
resumes.
• When you turn off, then on the unit.
• When you change the source.
• When you eject the MD.
• When you change the band (FM or AM). If you change the
stations but not change the band, Monaural Recording is not
canceled.
Recording the External Equipment — Sound
Synchronized Recording and Stereo
Recording
When recording from the external equipment, you can
select one of the two recording methods — Sound
Synchronized Recording and Stereo (Normal) Recording.
When the sound signal comes in through the AUX terminal,
digital recording is performed.
• Sound Synchronized Recording — With this recording
method, you can start recording automatically when the
source sound comes into this unit through the TAPE
jacks or the AUX terminal.
Sound Synchronized Recording will stop automatically if
no sound comes in for more than 30 seconds.
Sound is recorded in stereo.
• Stereo (Normal) Recording — Sound is recorded in
stereo (both on the left and right audio channels).
You can also use the Standard Recording method
described on page 34 for Stereo Recording.
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