Sony ICD-PX312 Operating Instructions - Page 32

Tips for better recording, Recording at a meeting, Recording a voice note - voice recorder

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Meeting ( ) To record in a variety of situations, such as recording in a conference room. Voice Notes () To record dictation with a microphone in front of your mouth. Interview ( ) To record human voice at a distance of 1 to 2 meters (40 to 80 in.). Lecture ( ) To record a wide range of sound, such as a lecture in a classroom or a chorus lesson. Audio IN ( ) To record from external equipment, such as a portable CD/MD player or a tape recorder, connected to the IC recorder via an audio output connector (stereo mini-jack). Also used for dubbing. P Notes • You cannot set a scene during recording. • When 60 seconds have passed without any operation after the Scene Select window appeared, the stop mode window will be displayed. Tips for better recording There are ways of making better recordings other than using scene selection. Recording at a meeting By placing the IC recorder on a stand or a handkerchief substituting for a stand, you can record with clear, low-noise sound, without vibration noise from the desk. Recording a voice note By placing the IC recorder close to one side of your mouth, you can prevent breathing on the built-in microphone, and record with clear sound. Built-in microphone 32 GB

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32
GB
P
Notes
•
You cannot set a scene during recording.
•
When 60 seconds have passed without any
operation after the Scene Select window
appeared, the stop mode window will be
displayed.
Tips for better recording
There are ways of making better recordings
other than using scene selection.
Recording at a meeting
By placing the IC recorder on a stand or a
handkerchief substituting for a stand, you
can record with clear, low-noise sound,
without vibration noise from the desk.
Recording a voice note
By placing the IC recorder close to one side
of your mouth, you can prevent breathing
on the built-in microphone, and record with
clear sound.
Meeting
(
)
To record in a variety of
situations, such as recording
in a conference room.
Voice Notes
(
)
To record dictation with a
microphone in front of your
mouth.
Interview
(
)
To record human voice at a
distance of 1 to 2 meters (40
to 80 in.).
Lecture
(
To record a wide range of
sound, such as a lecture in a
classroom or a chorus lesson.
Audio IN
(
)
To record from external
equipment, such as a portable
CD/MD player or a tape
recorder, connected to the IC
recorder via an audio output
connector (stereo mini-jack).
Also used for dubbing.
Built-in
microphone