i bought mine last year, when i play my records i hear more music than vocals can i change that?
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We bought for a friend, and he gave it away because it was just too big and he didn't like it anyway I would have returned it if he hadn't waited so long to tell us that he hated it
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Try to remove and reseat your pick up stylus. The vocal content of a record is likely in mono, while the music is stereo. If the stylus isn't seated correctly it might not respond properly to the vocal content. Of course, I assume you properly removed the stylus guard which the unit ships with installed. I can't imagine you would get any pickup period if you left it in place. I was very disappointed in the unit I bought. The audio quality is such that you won't get any "thumping" bass from the unit. It only has two watts per channel and sounds like a 50's vintage table radio Try to remove and reseat your pick up stylus. The vocal content of a record is likely in mono, while the music is stereo. If the stylus isn't seated correctly it might not respond properly to the vocal content. Of course, I assume you properly removed the stylus guard which the unit ships with installed. I can't imagine you would get any pickup period if you left it in place. I was very disappointed in the unit I bought. The audio quality is such that you won't get any "thumping" bass from the unit. It only has two watts per channel and sounds like a 50's vintage table... » Read More Try to remove and reseat your pick up stylus. The vocal content of a record is likely in mono, while the music is stereo. If the stylus isn't seated correctly it might not respond properly to the vocal content. Of course, I assume you properly removed the stylus guard which the unit ships with installed. I can't imagine you would get any pickup period if you left it in place. I was very disappointed in the unit I bought. The audio quality is such that you won't get any "thumping" bass from the unit. It only has two watts per channel and sounds like a 50's vintage table radio « Show Less
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Try to remove and reseat your pick up stylus. The vocal content of a record is likely in mono, while the music is stereo. If the stylus isn't seated correctly it might not respond properly to the vocal content. Of course, I assume you properly removed the stylus guard which the unit ships with installed. I can't imagine you would get any pickup period if you left it in place. I was very disappointed in the unit I bought. The audio quality is such that you won't get any "thumping" bass from the unit. It only has two watts per channel and sounds like a 50's vintage table radio
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you can not change tempo, not that im aware of anyway, however you can check out some youtube vidios on it there might be a way i just havn't looked or had a need for it. i can say it is a very nice machine it is the cleanest sound i have heard, it will compare to a professional recording, though i do have it patched in to a 24 x 4 bus analog mixing console. hope i helped..
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Yes, regarding the tempo, I believe so. You can change the key or "fine tune" the recording's pitch in small increments. I had the earlier version of the tuner, which I was happy with, but this model is a big improvement.
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i had the opposite problem - my recordings were very low. i don't think there is any volume control in the ion. you'll have to go into your computers settings, and lower those. there will be two settings..one for speakers and one for headphones...you'll have to experiment to determine which is your input for the ion. make notes of your original settings because left as they are they will impact all your other recordings from that point on. ie: next apple download would probably be way too low or distorted...
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Yes you can. It's possible to fix one particular color of your preference or put it in random and the color change with the music
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Thanks for your question. Just click the volume up, and you can change to the next track.
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You have to change where the audio is being played through, if you have a windows computer then you change it by clicking the speaker on the bottom right corner of the screen and change the playback device
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Yes, it records exactly the way the record sounds. However, there is a way to try to fix this. You can load a freeware program called "Audacity" which has a scratch and pop remover. It will help some, but you have to do one track at a time and then save them and then burn a new CD from your 'fixed' tracks. It will not make it sound brand new, but it can help on many recordings. Good luck.
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I am not constantly playing my old vinyls, which are not in pristine condition to begin with, so I really cannot answer. I haven't transferred anything to CD yet either.
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Sorry, I can't help. One of mine does the same melody, one varies. Not sure why.
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Mine did that too and I found out I put the music on in the wrong format, I believe it has to be mp3 format or something along those lines
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Just use an x stand with a sustain pedal. After all its not for performance. turn the volume down if you want softer.
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Yes you can. It will move up and down between loops and change the record mode.
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It may be the record itself perhaps? Is the player level? My unit works beautifully 2 yrs now!
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the default level on the speakers that i use for most of my events is with Treble turn to 90 degrees and the same level for the mid, and bass. If i need more bass or treble, then I would increase them on the mixer it self and not on the speakers. The same thing I do for the gain control.
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You could turn the volume way up if needed. I play mine at a low to medium volume so I think you would be just fine. Hope this may help you out. LRE
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not on the speakers themselves. but i went into my equalizer on itunes and fooled around with it until i found the setting i liked. for me, it was "electronic" that sounded best.