Music Record Playback

The Stereo Workstation records Music to Import Discs. You can record Adjusted Music from a Computer Player or External Player CD Disc or DVD Disc to an Import Disc. You can record Adjusted Music from an Import Disc to another Import Disc. You can record Music from any selected Audio Input Connection such as a Stereo Tuner, a Turn Table (after pre-amp), or a Tape Player to an Import Disc. You can also record signals from Test Tones Mode and Calibration Mode to an Import Disc.

Another intended purpose of Record Sessions is to be able to produce Adjusted Music that can be played on other equipment that does not have the Adjustment capabilities of the Stereo Workstation. So for example, you can Record Adjusted CD Music to an Import Disc and then create (burn) a new CD from that Import Disc that can be played on other players or equipment such as your car CD Player. You can Import Music from your MP3 Player to an Import Disc and then Record an Adjusted Import Disc that can be Exported back to your MP3 Player.

The Stereo Workstation records Stereo Digital Audio Data using 16 Bits Per Sample at the current Sample Rate. Almost any other Stereo Workstation feature such as Oscilloscope, Spectrum Analyzer, and Calibration Mode is available when an Import File is being recorded.