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8.1.2 Using the AUDIO 8 DJ as default device in Mac OS X

Click on “Applications/Utilities/Audio MIDI Setup” or open the “Audio MIDI

Setup” from the Dock.

In “Audio Devices”, choose “Audio 8 DJ” as “Default Output”.

Click on “Congure Speakers”.

Choose Stream 4 (Channel 7 & 8) as output.

8.2 Using the AUDIO 8 DJ with a CD-Player

Make sure the volume controls of the amplier are completely turned down!

In the Settings Tool or on the AUDIO 8 DJ, choose timecoDe cD/ liNe as iNput

moDe.

Connect the RCA cable of your CD-Player to a free input pair of the AUDIO 8

DJ, e.g. AuDio 8 DJ (ch. A, iN 1|2).

Put a CD in your CD-Player and start playing it.

8.3 Using the AUDIO 8 DJ with a turntable

A normal turntable requires a different input amplication than a CD player. Only

channels A and B do have the possibility of phono amplication, therefore you

cannot connect a phono level turntable to channel C or D. The input amplication

of channels A (IN 1|2) and B (3|4) can be toggled from PHONO to LINE in the

Settings Tool or on the AUDIO 8 DJ itself.

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Output signals from a

turntable usually require

special treatment from the device

they are fed into: First, a huge

amount of amplication is needed

to lift their level. Second, ltering

according to the RIAA curve needs

to be applied to restore the origi-

nal frequency response. On the

AUDIO 8 DJ, Channels A and B

are capable of treating phono sig-

nals this way.