Recording A
Listening while audio is recorded (REC Monitor)
If you start recording after inserting the earphone
into the EAR jack on the recorder, you can hear
the sound being recorded. The recording monitor
volume can be adjusted by pressing the + or −
button.
Connect the earphone to the EAR jack on
the recorder.
• After recording has started, you can hear the
sound being recorded through the earphone.
Notes
• Recording level cannot be controlled using the
volume button.
• To avoid irritation to the ear, insert the earphone
after turning down the volume level.
• Do not place earphones near a microphone as
this may cause feedback.
• When the external speaker is connected while
recording, there is a risk that audio feedback
will occur. It is recommended that you use
earphones for the recording monitor, or turn
[Rec Monitor] to [Off] while recording (☞ P.67).
To EAR jack
Settings relating to Recording
[Mic Sense]
(☞ P.65)
Sets the recording sensitivity.
[Rec Mode]
(☞ P.65)
Sets the recording rate for
each recording format.
[Rec Level]
(☞ P.65)
You can configure whether
to adjust the recording level
automatically or to adjust it
manually.
[Low Cut Filter]
(☞ P.66)
This function can reduce
noise from air conditioners,
projectors and other similar
noises.
[Self Timer]
(☞ P.66)
Sets the self-timer function.
[Rec Monitor]
(☞ P.67)
Select whether or not to
output the recording monitor
sound from the EAR jack.
[Plug-inPower]
(☞ P.67)
Select whether or not to use
the plug-in power function
according to the external
microphone connected to the
MIC jack.
[Input Jack]
(☞ P.67)
Select whether to connect an
external device to the MIC
jack to use it as a LINE IN jack
for recording, or to connect
an external microphone for
recording.
[V-Sync. Rec]
(☞ P.76)
Sets the start level for voice
sync recording.
Recording
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