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Sound settings
Chapter 7:
Sound settings
Using the Soundscape
The Soundscape function lets you add a variety
of environmental sounds to the music you
1
play.
SOUND
SCAPE
•
Press SOUNDSCAPE ON/OFF.
The Soundscape function is activated and
environmental sounds are added to your music
playback. The display '
type of environmental sound selected.
• The Soundscape function alternates ON/
OFF each time the SOUNDSCAPE ON/OFF
button is pressed.
Adjust the Soundscape volume
• Default setting: 05
•
Use MIX BALANCE +/– to adjust the
balance between music and Soundscape
effects.
Adjustment can be made between values 00
and 10. Press "+" to increase the volume of
Soundscape environmental sounds and press
"–" to reduce the volume of Soundscape
environmental sounds and increase the
volume of music.
Note
1 If desired, you can choose to listen to Soundscape environmental sounds alone, without mixing with music.
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VOLUME
ON/
OFF
SELECT
MIX BALANCE
' indicates the
Select the type of environmental
sound
•
With the Soundscape function ON, press
SELECT / to choose a desired
environmental sound.
Select one of the following 6 types:
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– The sound of waves at Rio de
Janeiro's Copacabana. Enjoy the sound of
high surf.
The sound of high surf interspersed with
voices on the beach.
•
– European street sounds. Enjoy
the sounds of a sidewalk café on a street
somewhere in Europe.
Cars pass along a flagstone road, mixed
with the sounds of passersby.
•
– Coral reef in the tropics. Enjoy
the sound of gentle waves.
Blue sea in Japan's Okinawa Island. Clear
waves gently roll onto the white sands of a
broken-coral reef.
•
– A small forest stream and small
birds. Enjoy the sounds of early morning
alongside a stream flowing through a
forest, together with the chirping of small
wild birds.
•
– Walk through a high meadow in
fall. Enjoy sounds of small birds and
footsteps on fallen leaves.
A fall meadow in Nagano, Japan.
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