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27 U-PHONO UFO202 User Manual
3. Connect a monitoring device. You may plug speakers into
the RCA outputs or connect a pair of headphones to the
PHONES output.
4. Connect the attached USB cable to a free USB port on
your computer.
6. Recording Process
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After hookups have been made and software installed,
you are ready to record the audio. Make sure your audio
recording program is set to record input from the USB
port. For simple record, cut, and export of stereo audio,
you may prefer to use Audacity
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If recording from a tape player, make sure the player's
volume is turned up all the way
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Adjust the input sensitivity of the recording program to
achieve optimal sound quality. Too much signal will cause
the recording to distort; too little signal will sound faint
and thin, so record a test clip to ensure quality sound.
The recording program should have meters that display
the levels as the audio streams
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Set your recording program on your computer to
RECORD, and begin playing the start of the tape or record
immediately after
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Let the audio play all the way through the first side.
Once the music stops, press STOP on the recording program
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Flip the tape or record over and repeat the
recording process
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Once both sides are recorded, you may edit the file to cut
out any extra time before or after the audio was captured.
You may also cut the long track into individual songs
and save the files separately. This process differs slightly
depending on what program you are using, so refer to the
software manual for editing procedures
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You can play back your stereo recorded audio through the
UFO202 RCA outputs and PHONES output. You may want
to apply equalization or other processing if your software
application is so equipped
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If you plan to burn these files to a CD for use in a home
stereo or car, save the audio in WAV format