Quick Start Guide

RECORDING TO YOUR iPod

Please follow the instructions below to record music directly to your iPod. Note that your iPod

will record audio from your turntable, as well as audio coming through the 1/8” Stereo Input.

Note that it is possible to record to your iPod without having any audio connections plugged in.

However, we highly recommend connecting the audio outputs (RCA or USB) to a speaker

system so you can monitor your recordings.

1. Place your iPod into the dock, making sure that it fits snuggly over the connector. Note

that depending on your iPod model, you may need to use the Universal Dock Adapter

included with your iPod.

2. Place a record on the platter and cue the music you would like to record.

3. Press the turntable’s REC MENU button – this will enter Record Mode on your iPod (Voice

Memo will be displayed on the screen of your iPod).

Note: With certain iPod models, pressing the Rec Menu button may not automatically

enter Voice Memo Mode. You may need to highlight the Voice Memo option and press

Select before proceeding.

Note: With certain iPod models, it may not be possible to enter Voice Memo Mode if your

iPod is currently in a music/video playback screen. If you experience difficulties accessing

Voice Memo Mode, exit to the Main Menu by pressing Menu and try again.

4. When you are ready to start recording, press the Select button to begin recording to your

iPod.

5. Now, press the turntable’s PLAY button to begin playing the music you wish to record.

6. When you wish to stop recording, simply pause the turntable.

7. Then, use the Scroll knob to select ‘Stop and Save’ and press Select. (Alternatively, you

can pause the recording and continue later by selecting ‘Pause’).

When you have finished, you can locate the recording by navigating to Extras X Voice

Memos. Your recordings will be identified by the date and time that the recording was

completed.

IMPORTANT: Renaming your recordings directly from your iPod is not recommended. If you

change the filename, your iPod may no longer be able to access the file. If you would like to

rename the recording, you should transfer the file to your computer, rename it and import it

back into your iTunes library as an AAC or MP3 file.