Our air studio has two aux channels (available to you on the board as "AUX 1" and "AUX 2") and one channel for the studio Mac (on the board as "MAC"). These are how you use music from the studio Mac or your laptop, tablet, phone or other device.

Aux 1 or 2 can be plugged in to your device using one of the gray/blue 1/8" male plug cables on either side of the studio desk in the main DJ position. They are labeled with which aux channel they correspond to (aux 1 or 2). If you're DJing with a guest and you both want to use a device, this is the way to do it — or if you come before or after another DJ who's using one of the auxes, you can use the other one to ensure a seamless transition between shows.
Mac is plugged in to the studio Mac, so DJs can play content off of that computer easily. If you use the Mac to play from a streaming service, make sure the streaming service's volume level is turned all the way up.

Regardless of which aux channel you use, make sure that your device's headphone jack output is turned all the way up before you start your show. It's also a very good idea to try some content with the channel on the board set to preview to make sure everything is working correctly. Avoid the newbie DJ signature of forgetting that your laptop is muted and then freaking out on air because "nothing is working". We believe in you.

Note: We strongly recommend not using your phone as a source of show content — too many things can go wrong and there's a major chance your ringtone or text tone could keep going out over the air. Likewise, if you have your laptop setup for wifi calling, please disable it before using your computer audio on the air. Same goes for your system sounds: Disable them. No one wants to hear a Discord or iMessage alert on their radio station.