• Place the stylus vertically over the first track of the record, the turntable will start turning automatically.
• Lower the stylus slowly onto the record by using the tone arm lever.
• When a record comes to the end, the turntable will stop automatically if the auto-stop switch is in the ON position. If the
switch is in the off position then it will keep turning until the switch is set in the ON position.
* Some vinyl records stop before the end or do not stop when the end is reached. In this case set Auto-stop to OFF.
• Lift up the tone arm and put it on the rest when finished, always using the tone arm lever.
• Lock the tone arm by closing the tone arm clip.
• Re-attach the stylus cover.
• Turn off the power.
You can listen to the music stored on another audio device or smartphone through the record player, by connecting it to the
3.5mm aux-in jack on the back. Use a cable with 3.5 mm pins on both ends, one end connected to the aux-in jack of the radio,
the other end connected to the earphone jack of the audio device (or line output if available). Play music on the connected
device, the sound will be emitted by the record player.
Before connecting the turntable to a computer, disconnect it from your mixer or hi-fi system.
The included software is a third-party application and therefore Audizio does not handle any questions or problems related to
the software.
1. Turn on the computer.
2. Once the computer has booted up, connect the turntable. The computer will now install the drivers.
3. After the drivers are installed, you now need to install the Audacity software. Please scan the QR code below to land on the
download page.
• Plug the USB cable into the back of the device and the other end into a free USB port
on your computer.
• Launch the Audacity software by double-clicking the Audacity icon.
• Before recording, click edit at the top of the main page; select preferences at the
bottom of the menu that opens.
• In the recording section of the window, open the Device menu with the down arrow
on the right. Select the USP PnP Audio Device option from the menu. Also check the
box next to 'Software Playthrough (Play new track while it is being recorded)'.
• In the lower box you can set the number of recording channels, 1 is Mono and 2 is
Stereo, select the option Stereo.
• Click 'OK' once the options have been selected.
• Start the record playing as described above, and press record at the top of the
Audacity window to start recording to the computer.
• Once recorded, use the Transport controls at the top of the screen to: Go to start,
Play, Record, Pause, Stop and Go to the end.
• Use the File, Edit, View, Project, Generate, to save, export
and edit your music.
• If the recording level requires to be adjusted, click on
'START', 'SETTINGS' and select 'Control Panel.' Under
Control Panel, select 'SOUNDS and AUDIO DEVICES', click
on the 'VOLUME' tab and select 'ADVANCED'.
• On the Master volume window, select options at the top
left hand corner, click on properties in the drop-down menu.
• In the Properties window, select "USB PnP Audio Device" from the drop-down menu at the top. Click "OK" to confirm the
Selection and a window will now appear with a control for the recording level. Move this control up if the recording is too
quiet and down if the recording is too loud.
NOTE: the blue wave form should sit in the Audacity window such that the peaks of it stop short of the top and bottom.
Before editing your music, the recorded waveform will need to be highlighted.
• To highlight your wave form, click with the left mouse button on the left hand side of the waveform (under the L+R controls)
and the waveform will go darker.
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