Other Editing Features; Audio Dubbing - Sony DHR-1000 Operating Instructions Manual

Other editing features

Audio dubbing

Notes
You cannot use the audio
dubbing feature on a tape
recorded in 16-bit audio
mode.
When a microphone and a
source to LINE-2 IN are
both connected, the mixed
sound of the two sources is
recorded.
The audio from the
microphone is recorded in
monaural.
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Editing
You can add music or commentary to a tape recorded in 12-bit audio
mode.
Music or narration is recorded on the stereo 2 track, while the original
sound on stereo 1 track remains.
For audio dubbing, use the tape recorded by this VCR. If you want to
edit the one recorded by other VCRs (include other DHR-1000s), first,
you have to dub it to the tape on this VCR, then edit it. If you edit the
tape recorded by the other VCRs, the sound quality may be reduced
and the picture may be noisy.
Connection
Audio equipment
Microphone
Preparation
Insert a prerecorded tape into this VCR.
Press INPUT SELECT so that "L2" appears in the display window.
Set the audio recording mode to 12-bit.
1 Press MENU.
The MENU screen appears on the TV screen.
2 Select ADVANCED OPTIONS by pressing the CURSOR (>/.)
buttons and press EXECUTE.
3
Select LINE IN AUDIO by pressing the CURSOR (>/.) buttons.
4 Select "12" by pressing CURSOR (?//) buttons.
Adjust the recording level and balance with the REC LEVEL and REC
BALANCE controls.
While playing the source or speaking into the microphone, adjust the
controls so that the red indicators of the level meter do not light up.
Select the balance according to your need (normally, set it to the
center).
Audio cable (not supplied)
This VCR
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