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Much has been written about providing "Teaching tapes" for non-caller square dance clubs. The basic premise
being that if you record a new tape from an existing source then this creates a NEW version and may not be legal unless you own the rights. So a mechanism for playing two legally owned tracks together may be the answer. Since, you should own or have royalty free licenses for both, this then will not be a new recording and therefore legal. Unfortunately tapes and Vinyl disc do not lend themselves to this kind of player. So if you own the original disc then you may make copies to mp3 format under the terms of the original purchase to use in our player. More information can be found at UK Copyright law It is very dry reading so good luck. Anyone uploading files to this website must ensure that copyright is not infringed. | |||
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Top Right Corner is the player Version number The first line features a running man. This is a delay of 0-10 secs to enable you to get to your square before the music starts. To the right is the Home button If you have selected a twin track piece of music then the next line, treble cleft, controls the music volume otherwise it does not appear. The shouty head, denotes the voiceover or music volume (for a single track). The next is the speed. I sometimes find my aged body isn't as fast as it once was so I need to slow the music down a bit. Left is the AUTO LOAD feature if it is green it will load the next track when the present track has finished. It can be toggled from red to green by clicking on it. Right is the AUTO PLAY feature if it is green it will play the track after it has been loaded. It can be also toggled from red to green by clicking on it.
Between them the playing controls. These are Re-Start, Pause, Play and Stop. This is followed by the graphic area showing the size of the track and a cursor showing the position of the playback. The first number 00:08 indicates the playback is 8 seconds into the music. The last number 09:47 shows the length of the track. The middle number 03:13 shows the where the pointer is. If you click the graph at 03:13 the playback will jump to it. This is followed by a list of music you have borrowed. Select a track by clicking on the title. The title will turn blue and start to load. If there are Lyric documents available there will also be a Lyric button. The ? will reveal more details about the track. The up and down arrows allows the playlist to be arranged in any order |
| The first section is a Voice recorder. The round red button is to start the recorder. The red square is to stop it. Top right is the Home button The grey part is to visualize the recording The second section is for music track playback. The white triangle is play. The white double bar appears if track is playing for pause. The white square is to stop the playback. Then follows the loop timer and loop button. The loop button restarts the track playing at the timed input (shewn as 1.1 seconds). Left facing arrow with bar resets everything back to the begining. Save only appears if: (1) you have pressed the Recorder start button and the Play back start button, the order does not matter. This allows for an artist to start the call before the music or vice versa and then (2) you have pressed the Recorder stop button and the Play back stop button, again the order does not matter. Lastly a message line. Clicking on Save, when it appears, will bring up an section to allow the entry of more details. This is followed by a list of music you can use. Please remember to wear headphones for the music play back to prevent feedback. Thank You |