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SYNCING YOUR iPod THROUGH THE TURNTABLE

Your iPod can be synced to your iTunes right from the turntable. Follow the instructions below to establish the connection.
1.
Make sure that your turntable is connected to your computer, using the included USB cable. (Windows users: If this is
the first time that you are connecting the turntable, allow your computer to automatically initialize the necessary
hardware drivers. Proceed when "Your New Hardware is Installed and Ready To Use" message appears on the bottom
corner of your computer screen screen.)
2.
Insert your iPod into the dock, then press and hold the Sync button for two seconds. When your iPod connects to your
computer, you will see "Do Not Disconnect" displayed on the screen of your iPod. DO NOT REMOVE YOUR iPod
FROM THE DOCK WHILE "DO NOT DISCONNECT" IS DISPLAYED AND BEFORE PROPERLY EJECTING THE
iPod FROM YOUR COMPUTER! OTHERWISE YOU MAY DAMAGE YOUR iPod AND DESTROY ITS CONTENTS!
3.
Once your iPod is properly connected to your computer, iTunes should start automatically. (PC users: if you have not
yet installed iTunes, you can insert the CD included with the turntable. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the
application.)
4.
If you have made any new recordings since the last time
your iPod was connected to the computer, you will see
the following screen:
Select 'Yes' if you would like to move the recordings
(referred to as voice memos) to your iTunes library.
While your iPod is docked and synced to your computer, you can transfer music to
and from it, just as if it was connected directly to your computer.
Note that you can even listen to music from your computer through the turntable's
RCA audio output!
IMPORTANT:
TO SAFELY DISCONNECT YOUR iPod FROM YOUR
COMPUTER, EJECT YOUR iPod BY CLICKING ON THE EJECT BUTTON.
NOTE: When you eject your iPod from your computer, you will need to press and hold Sync again for two seconds if you wish
to keep using it with the iPROFILE.

CONVERTING YOUR 78RPM VINYL

If you wish to transfer your 78RPM records to your computer, you will need to install and use the Audacity application. This
application can be found on the CD included in the box. Please install Audacity and follow the instructions below to record your
78RPMs. For Audacity troubleshooting, refer to the Audacity Software Guide included on the CD.
1.
Connect your turntable to your computer's USB port.
2.
Open Audacity.
3.
In Audacity, go to EDIT -> PREFERENCES and set the Recording Device to 'USB Audio Codec' – this is your USB
turntable (select 2 channels to record in stereo).
4.
Select your computer's soundcard as the Playback Device. Note that the device name will vary from computer to
computer but should never be set to 'Microsoft Sound Mapper'.
Alternatively, you can select "USB Audio Codec" if you would like to play the audio through the turntable's RCA outputs.
5.
Lastly, check 'Software Playthrough' so you can hear the music through your audio device while recording.
6.
You are now ready to record. Press the RECORD button in Audacity to begin recording.
7.
Play your 78RPM at 33 or 45RPM.
8.
Once you have recorded the desired material, press STOP in Audacity.
9.
Click on EDIT menu, then click on SELECT, then click on ALL (shortcut: "CTRL-A").
10.
Click on the EFFECT menu, click on CHANGE SPEED.
11.
When the CHANGE SPEED box opens, you will see Standard Vinyl RPM selections. The "from" should be set to 33 or
45 RPM (depending on the speed you selected on your turntable), and the "to" should be set to 78 RPM.
12.
Click on PREVIEW to hear your recording converted to the correct speed of 78 RPM. Click on OK to finalize the
conversion to 78 RPM.
13.
Once you are finished, you can save your file by going to FILE -> EXPORT AS WAV. This will save the recording as a
.WAV audio file.
14.
Pick a destination on your computer, a name for your recording, and click SAVE.
15.
The recording can now be found in the location where you saved it in the previous step.
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