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Chapter 1: What is the CD-2e? Features of the CD-2e................................................................... Meet the CD-2e! Chapter 2: Create a CD! Easy recording in three steps Easily crea...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Features of the CD-2e All-In-One Unit! Nothing Else Required to Make a CD High-quality stereo mic, stereo speaker, and CD-R/RW drive in a sli...
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Meet the CD-2e! Remote control Battery operation You can control record- Six AA alkaline batteries will provide ing and playback from approximately six hours of continu- a distance. No need to ous rec...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Stereo speakers The CD-2e’s sound comes from here. Simply press the [PLAY] button and you can listen immediately to what you’ve recorded. CD ...
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Easy recording in three steps Insert the CD-R disc into the CD-2e Into the CD slot located on the right side of the CD-2e, insert a CD-R disc with the writing surface facing downward. You’ll be able t...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Easily create a CD in three steps Check the recording through the onboard speakers Press the [PLAY] button to listen to the recorded performa...
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Recording a piano Try diff erent locations to Use the CD-2e for daily practice capture the sound you want or to create lesson materials The sound of a piano comes from the vibration of The CD-2e is a ...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Recording a brass instrument Minimize noise by Keep the mics at a distance avoiding wind pressure to minimize breath noise When recording a b...
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Recording a string instrument Get a rich sound by allowing Emphasize the body or strings distance from the instrument to capture your unique tone The distinctive resonance of string instruments such a...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Recording a wind ensemble In a concert hall, record Avoid recording the direct from the center! sound in a practice room If you’re recording ...
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Recording your band practice The key is to restrain the Use a mic to sing along with volume of your PA and amps your electronic instrument When recording your band in a rehearsal studio, the The CD-2e...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Recording a acoustic guitar Minimize the room resonances and Record a good balance of the capture the sound of the guitar itself strings and ...
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Do even more with the CD-2e Use the lesson functions for practicing Daily practice is essential to progress, and the CD-2e provides various features that can help. Use the built- (1) Tuner in Tuner (1...
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t is th -2 re te co rd in ip o even m ore w ith the CD -2e Turn records or cassette tapes into CDs Are there any dusty boxes of records or cassette tapes in your closet? They’re taking up space, and t...
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Accessories CB-CD2E DR-30/DR-50 ST-100MB RH-300/RH-200 Carrying Case Dynamic Microphone Microphone Stand Headphones Specifi cations Input/Output Tracks 2 (Stereo) Frequency Response 20 Hz–20 k Hz (+0d...