MHC-GZR9D/GZR8D/GZR7D.GB.3-870-909-11(1)
77
GB
Tape
For Sound Mixing:
Press ENTER
, and then start
playing the desired source and
start singing or speaking into the
microphone.
If acoustic feedback (howling)
occurs, reduce the volume, move the
microphone away from the speakers,
or change the direction of the
microphone.
To stop recording
Press
.
Notes
CD Synchro Recording is not available with
DVDs.
You cannot listen to other sources while
recording.
When you press REC TO TAPE
in step
7, the surround effect may automatically
change.
When you record from a VIDEO CD,
playback with PBC functions is automatically
canceled (CD Synchro Recording only).
When you press REC TO TAPE
or
when you connect a microphone in “DVD”
function, the following sound field is
automatically selected.
MHC-GZR9D/GZR8D
“LINK” if the headphones are not
connected.
“HP 2CH” if the headphones are
connected.
MHC-GZR7D
“2CH STEREO” if the headphones are not
connected.
“HP 2CH” if the headphones are
connected.
If you connect or disconnect a microphone
or headphones during recording, the sound
may cut off for a moment.
When “DVD” function or “USB” function
is selected, Karaoke Mode is automatically
turned on when you connect a microphone
to MIC jack
.
Do not eject the tape during recording, as
this may cause irreparable damage to the tape
and the tape deck.
If you press REC TO TAPE
during
Manual Recording or Sound Mixing, the
recording is paused. To resume recording,
press REC TO TAPE
again.
The system may continue playback of other
discs even after the Synchro Recording is
completed.
Tips
For VIDEO CD or AUDIO CD, if you select
both sides recording and the tape reaches
the end of the front side part-way through
a track, the entire track is recorded again
from the beginning of the reverse side (CD
Synchro Recording only).
When you record on both sides, be sure to
start from the front side. If you start from the
reverse side, recording stops at the end of the
reverse side.
When high level sound signals are input, the
system automatically adjusts the recording
level to prevent distortion of the recorded
sound signal (Auto Level Control function).
