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Recording from an external
microphone or other device
An external microphone or other device can
be connected and audio can be recorded.
Connect as follows according to the device
to be used.
• Do not plug/unplug devices into the
recorder’s jack while it is recording.
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Recording with an external
microphone:
Connect an external microphone to
the
MIC
jack of the recorder.
Applicable external microphones
(optional) (
☞
P.88)
Stereo microphone: ME51S
The built-in large-diameter microphone
enables sensitive stereo recording.
2 channel microphone
(omni-directional): ME30W
These highly sensitive omni-directional
microphones are supported by plug-in
power and are well-suited to recording
musical performances.
Compact Gun Microphone
(unidirectional): ME31
This directional microphone is useful
for various types of recording such as
outdoor recording of wild birds singing.
Compact zoom microphone
(unidirectional): ME32
This microphone is integrated with a
tripod, making it suitable to place on
a table for recording conferences or
lectures at a distance.
Highly sensitive noise-cancellation
monaural microphone (unidirectional):
ME52W
This microphone is used to record
audio at a distance while minimizing
surrounding noise.
Tie clip microphone (omni-directional):
ME15
This small unobtrusive microphone
comes with a tie-clip.
Telephone pickup microphone: TP8
This earphone-type microphone can
be placed into your ear while you are
phoning. The voice or conversation
from the phone can be recorded clearly.
Notes
• The built-in microphone becomes
inoperable when an external microphone
is plugged into the recorder’s
MIC
jack.
• Microphones supported by plug-in
power can also be used.
• When an external monaural microphone
is used while [
Rec Mode
] is set to a stereo
recording mode, audio is recorded to the
L channel only (
☞
P.56).
• When an external stereo microphone
is used while [
Rec Mode
] is set to a
monaural recording mode, audio is
recorded to the L channel only (
☞
P.56).
To
MIC
jack
