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Setting for microphone recording (“MIC
AGC”)
When the sound being recorded (e.g., music) is
low in volume and the surrounding sound is loud
(audience noise, applause, etc.), the “Standard”
setting in the “MIC AGC” menu is more suitable.
Note
You cannot set the “MIC AGC” setting if the
recorder is set to adjust the recording level manually
(while “REC Level” in the menu is set to “Manual”)
(
page 52).
Setting for adding track marks (“Time
Mark”)
Using Time Mark to add track marks
while recording
• When the elapsed recording time exceeds
the time interval for Time Mark:
The recorder adds track marks at the point
you set the time interval and from that point
the recorder adds a track mark whenever the
time interval has elapsed.
Example: 8 minutes of recording has been
completed when the Time Mark time interval is set
to 5 minutes.
A track mark will be added at the 8-minute point
(after the start of recording) and after each 5-
minute interval thereafter.
• When the time interval set for Time Mark
exceeds the elapsed recording time:
The recorder adds track marks when the set
Time Mark time interval has elapsed.
Example: Three minutes of recording has been
completed when the Time Mark time interval is set
to 5 minutes.
A track mark will be added at the 5-minute point
(after the start of recording) and after each 5-
minute interval thereafter.
Items
Options (: Default settings)
Group REC Off The recorder does not make a new group at the start of
recording.
On
The recorder makes a new group at the start of recording.
SYNC REC
Off
Normal recording is performed.
On Synchro-recording is performed (recording starts and stops in
sync with the sound source when digital recording).
1)
Appears only for discs used in Hi-MD mode. Audio components marked with the or logo mark
support “PCM”, “Hi-SP” and “Hi-LP” recording modes.
2)
Appears only for discs used in MD mode.
3)
Audio components marked with the or logo mark support “LP2” and “LP4” recording modes.
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Using the Menu
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