Roland 417741A, Owner'S Manual

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Recording
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4. Point the mic toward the source
you want to record, and press
[REHEARSAL].
The recording level will automatically
be set according to the loudest volume
that occurs during the specified Rehearsal Time. At the same time,
the unit will also perform a test to determine the appropriate
sensitivity for the mic.
If you’re recording music such as an instrumental or vocal
performance, you should play the loudest portion of the song.
If the Rehearsal Time is set to MANUAL, press [ ] to finish the
rehearsal.
4. Recording
1. Press [ ].
The REC/PLAY indicator blinks red; the R-07 is in the record-standby
state.
2. Press [ ] or [ ].
The REC/PLAY indicator will light red, and recording will begin.
MEMO
After recording starts, you can set the [POWER] switch to the
HOLD position so that accidental button presses do not stop the
recording or change the input level.
NOTE
• Acoustic feedback might occur if you
record while an external speaker is
connected. Turning “Rec Monitor Sw”
OFF prevents acoustic feedback.
• The built-in mics cannot be used if
a mic or other device is connected to the MIC/AUX IN jack. If you
want to use the built-in mics, do not connect anything to the MIC/
AUX IN jack.
• You can’t turn off the power during recording. You must stop
recording before you can turn off the power.
3. Press [ ] to stop recording.
The REC/PLAY indicator will go out.
The display will show the file that was recorded.
MEMO
• To pause, press [ ]. To disengage pause and resume recording,
press [ ] once again.
• A file name such as R07_0001.WAV will be created automatically.
The 0001 portion is assigned as a number that is one greater than
the largest number of the existing files.
• If the Recorder parameter File Name is set to “Date,” the date and
time of recording will be the file name. For details, refer to the
reference guide (PDF).