Recorded Channel 1/2 Level
Use these sliders to adjust the recording levels of your chosen channel 1 and 2 sources.
Audio meters are included with each slider to help you set the correct audio level. These levels
will also update when you adjust the audio using the audio knobs on the ergonomic
control panel.
To achieve optimum audio quality, ensure your audio levels do not reach 0 dBFS. This is the
maximum level that your camera can record, meaning that any audio that exceeds this level will
be clipped, resulting in distortion.
Audio Settings 2
The second page of your URSA Broadcast's 'Audio' tab contains the following settings
Headphones Volume
This slider adjusts the output levels for headphones attached to URSA Broadcast's 3.5mm
headphone jack. Move the audio slider left or right to adjust levels. These levels will also
update when you adjust the headphone volume using the settings wheel on the forward
control panel.
Speaker Volume
This slider adjusts the output levels for your URSA Broadcast's built in speaker. Move the audio
slider left or right to adjust levels. These levels will also update when you adjust the speaker
volume using the settings wheel on the forward control panel.
Pad XLR -20dB
The -20dB pad option gives you added control to further reduce the input gain levels on your
URSA Broadcast's XLR audio inputs when shooting in a loud environment even after your input
levels are already turned down.
Pad Cam Mic - 15 dB
The -15dB pad option gives you added control to further reduce the microphone input gain
levels on your URSA Broadcast's internal microphone when shooting in a loud environment
even after your input levels are already turned down.
Cam Mic Low Cut Filter
Tap this switch icon to enable the low cut filter for your camera’s internal microphones.
This filter helps to reduce potential wind noise or low frequency rumbling that may occur in
exterior shooting conditions. Note that the 'pad cam mic -15 dB' selector must be switched off
for this function to work.
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