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Recording menu [R
ec Menu]
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Recording menu [Rec Menu]
Reducing clipping [Limiter]
Automatically reduce clipping caused by
the input of excessively loud sounds during
recording.
[
Music
]:
Select this setting for clarity of sound
volume. This setting is suitable for
music recordings.
[
Voice
]:
Select this setting to equalize the sound
volume. The sound can be recorded at
a predetermined volume to produce
equalized recordings. This setting is
suitable for voice recordings.
[
Off
]:
Use this position when adjusting
the input levels without using the
correction function.
NOTE
•
This function is only available
when [
Rec Level
] is set to [
Manual
]
(
☞
P.55).
•
If the sound input is too loud, noise
may occur even if you set to [
Music
] or
[
Voice
]. Also, in certain cases the
PEAK
indicator light, which indicates loud
input, may not lit. To ensure successful
recording, we recommend that you
test the record function and volume
before use.
Setting the recording mode
[Rec Mode]
You can prioritize sound quality or recording
time. Select the recording mode that best
matches your recording application.
1
Press the
+
or
–
button to select
the recording format.
[
PCM
]:
This is an uncompressed audio format
which is used for music CDs etc.
[
MP3
]:
This is a common sound compression
mode. File sizes in this format are
smaller than in the PCM format.
2
Press the
+
or
–
button to select
the recording rate.
When [
PCM
] was selected:
[
96.0kHz/24bit
]
[
88.2kHz/24bit
]
[
48.0kHz/16bit
]
[
44.1kHz/16bit
]
[
44.1kHz mono
]
*
When [
MP3
] was selected:
[
320kbps
]
[
128kbps
]
[
64kbps mono
]
*
*
Mono recording
