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UNDERSTANDING AND USING THE

MULTIPLEX CONTROL

The KL-1 has been designed to operate with both normal stereo CD discs,

and multiplex karaoke discs.

Multiplex is a term used to describe the separation of the background

music from the vocal track. By recording the background music on the

left channel of a sterero CD or tape, and the vocal track on the right, it

is possible to mix the two to gain a vocal version of a song, or play just

the backround music as you would normally expect to hear on a karaoke

track.

The KL-1 is fitted with comprehensive controls which allow you to make

best use of both stereo or multiplex discs or tapes.

For playing normal stereo recordings ensure that the stereo/mono switch

(35, page 3) is set to stereo. This will allow you to enjoy the full advantage

of the stereo image provided by this format.

When playing multiplex discs or tapes set the stereo/mono switch (35,

page 3) to the right into mono.

This will then combine the left and right channels to effectively give you a

full vocal version of that track. At this point you have two opions:

1) Activate auto vocal cut which will reduce the vocal content of the track

when you sing into the microphone.

2) Use the balance control which will allow a manual mix between the

background and vocal content of the multiplex format.

AUTO VOCAL CUT FUNCTION

Sometimes when singing karaoke it is easy to lose your place or become

embarrased. When using multiplex discs and the auto vocal cut feature,

it is possible to replace the singers voice with your own when you start

singing into the micrphone. If you then subsequently stop singing the

singer on the recording will resume to pick up from where you left off.

It is also possible to adjust the amount the singers voice is reduced so that

it does not leave all of the singing to you.

To operate this control ensure that the balance/vocal mix control (23, Page

3) is at the 12 o'clock position.

The control Auto Vocal cut (24, page 3), will vary the amount the vocals

are reduced, the more that it is turned clockwise.Turning it completely

anticlockwise will turn this feature off. The setting of this control is down to

preference and can be adjusted until the desired setting is acheived.