3 Audio control section
During normal recording, sounds are recorded onto
channels 1 and 2; they cannot be recorded onto
channels 3 and 4. During audio dubbing, sounds are
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dubbed onto channels 3 and 4.
FIX VAR
1 AUDIO INPUT switch
CH-1
(DUB CH-3)
2 AUDIO REC LEVEL control knobs
CH-2
(DUB CH-4)
1 AUDIO INPUT (FIX/VAR) switch2 AUDIO REC LEVEL control knobs (CH-1
Switches the audio recording level adjustment mode.(DUB CH-3), CH-2 (DUB CH-4) )
FIX: With reference to the level set by the AUDIOWhen intending to perform normal recording, by using
INPUT LEVEL selector on the rear panel, the unitthese knobs, adjust the levels of the analog audio
records sounds with fixed gain. (Adjustment of thesignals input to the unit (channel 1 and 2). When
AUDIO REC LEVEL control knobs 2 isintending to perform audio dubbing, using these knobs,
disabled.) At the maximum, a level that exceedsadjust the levels of channel 3 and 4.
the reference level by 20 dB (set by the AUDIOThese knobs are enabled only when the AUDIO
INPUT LEVEL selector) is acceptable. ForINPUT (FIX/VAR) switch 1 is set to VAR.
details, see the table below.To display the audio level meters on the LCD monitor,
set the DISPLAY SELECT selector on the monitor
AUDIO INPUT LEVELAcceptable level (max.)
display section to AUDIO (audio screen).
selector
For details on the audio screen, see OAudio screen� on page
�10+10 dBu24 (GB).
�2+18 dBu
Note
+4+24 dBu
You cannot adjust the audio level of the DV signal.
VAR: Enables the AUDIO REC LEVEL control
knobs 2.
Notes
YWhen DV signals are input to the unit, the sound
recorded retains the signal level input, regardless of
the setting of this switch.
YIf you input a sound whose level exceeds the
acceptable range, the sound recorded will be
distorted.
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