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Recording
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Recording
Monitoring while recording
You can monitor the recording as you are
making it by listening on the earphone
plugged into the voice recorder’s
EAR
jack.
Use the
+
/
–
button to adjust the recording
monitor volume.
1
Connect the earphones to the
voice recorder’s
EAR
jack.
To
EAR
jack
•
Changing the volume will not affect
the recording level.
NOTE
•
To avoid unpleasantly loud sound, set
the volume to [
00
] before plugging in
the earphone.
•
To prevent feedback, do not place the
earphone near the microphone while
recording.
•
Battery life depletes quickly while
recordings are monitored. To conserve
battery life, leave the earphone
disconnected while recording, or set
[
Rec Monitor
] to [
Off
] before starting
to record.
Recording settings
Various recording settings are available,
letting you tailor recording to different
recording conditions.
[
Rec Scene
]
(
☞
P.34)
Used to select one of
multiple preregistered
templates of recording
settings. When selected,
each template enters
several settings tailored
to a particular recording
location or condition all
in a single operation.
[
Rec Level
]
(
☞
P.58)
Sets the recording
sensitivity.
[
Rec Mode
]
(
☞
P.59)
Sets the recording
sound quality.
[
Zoom Mic
]
(
☞
P.59)
Sets the built-in stereo
microphone’s directivity.
[
Low Cut Filter
]
(
☞
P.60)
Reduces humming
sounds from equipment
such as air-conditioners
or projectors.
[
Timer Rec
]
(
☞
P.76)
Sets the content such
as date and time to
schedule a recording.
[
Folder Name
]
(
☞
P.61)
You can change the
names of Folder A
to Folder E to names
provided in a template
beforehand.
[
Rec Monitor
]
(
☞
P.61)
Selects whether or not
to output the recording
monitor sound from the
EAR
jack.
