Music Explorer / Audio Input; Mic Rec / Mic Spin - Reloop SPIN! Bedienungsanleitung

50. Music Explorer/Audio Input
The music explorer is a file browser in tree view just as you know it from the
Windows explorer. Here you can search for files in your work centre or your
network environment. Furhtermore here you can also find the Spin! interface
under the item "Audio Input". Each input is listed there. Via drag & drop it is
possible to drag single inputs onto the player for an easy assignment.
NOTE!
Due to the pre-settings your inputs have already been set correctly. Only for
a recording via microphone it is necessary to assign the input "0: Reloop
Spin!-Interface 1" to a player.
51. Mic Rec function
Due to the integrated mic rec function (Mic Spin!) you can record a sample via
microphone that can later be used for scratching for example.
Follow these steps:
• Sample recording
– Under Audio Input (music explorer) assign the input "0: Reloop Spin!-
Interface 1" via drag & drop to one of the players
– Adjust the volume level via the mic volume knob
– Push the Rec button
– A save dialogue will appear; enter name and place where the sample should
be stored
– After pushing "save" the recording will start; stop the recording by pushing
the rec button once more
• Mic Spin! function (playing and scratching a sample)
– Via drag & drop assign a desired track from the Spin! library or the recorded
sample to a player in order to manipulate it via record
NOTE!
The mic input is linked to the input 1. As soon as you connect a microphone
the phono/line input 1 will be deactivated. So if you wish to record a sample
during a mixing session make sure that player 2 is currently playing.
Disconnect the microphone after recording in order to be able again to
control player 1 via record.
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