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Recording
• Set the [MIC GAIN] switch appropriately for the
source you’re recording. Choose the H setting if
you’re recording relatively soft sounds such as
birds, insects, or a rustling stream. Choose the L
setting if you’re making a close-up recording of a
loud source, such as a passing train or an
airplane taking off or landing.
• If wind noise is a problem, attach the included
wind screen. Since wind noise is largely low-
frequency components, turning [LOW CUT] on
will also reduce it. However, this will cut the low-
frequency portion, so it’s not suitable if you want
to capture the powerful low-frequency sounds as
well.
• If you’re not able to come close to the target
you’re recording, using an external mic can allow
you to point the mic even where you can’t reach.
The separately sold stereo mic (CS-15) is
designed to pick up only the sounds in the
region toward which the mic is pointed, allowing
you to capture just the desired sound.
• If you turn Pre-Rec (p. 50) on, recording will start
two seconds earlier than the moment you
actually press [ ]. This means that you won’t
miss the beginning of that perfect sound.
• If you’ll be using the sound together with images
in a DVD production, choose 48 kHz as the
sampling rate.
Recommended settings
Recording Outdoors
Rear panel switches
MIC GAIN H for soft sounds, L for loud sounds
LIMITER OFF
LOW CUT ON if wind noise is a problem
“Menu” screen settings
Recorder
Setup
Sampling Rate 44.1 or 48.0
Rec Mode WAV-16 bit or MP3-128 kbps
Pre-Rec ON
Input
Setup
EXT Mic Type
Set appropriately for your mic
type (STEREO if using
the CS-15)
Plug-in Power
Set appropriately for your mic
type (ON if using the CS-15)
Low cut filter
cutoff
100Hz
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