Selecting The Recording Mode/Setting The Microphone Mode - Kenwood MGR-A7 Instruction Manual

Selecting the recording mode/Setting the microphone mode

Recording is possible from the built-in microphones, an external microphone or an
external device.
The microphone mode should be set when recording from microphones.
Stereo recording mode using the L/R (omnidirectional) and Center (unidirectional) built-in
(3MIC)
microphones. This mode can record audio with high directivity in the front direction while
restricting the ambient noise.
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Stereo recording mode using the L/R (omnidirectional) built-in microphones that are installed at
(2MIC)
an angle of 120°. This mode can record stereo audio with a rich feeling of expansion.
Monaural recording mode using only the Center (unidirectional) built-in microphone. This mode
(MONO)
can record audio with high directivity in the front direction.
Stereo recording using an external stereo microphone.
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(STEREO)
(MONO) Monaural recording using an external monaural microphone.
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Recording of the line input.
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The recording source is switched automatically when a cable is connected to the line
input or microphone input terminal. During recording from the built-in microphones or an
external microphone, the displayed icon changes according to the microphone mode set
on the rear panel of this unit.
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Set the microphone mode.
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If microphone recording is interfered with by wind noise, it can
sometimes be reduced by setting the recording equalizer properly (page
29). The wind noise during recording with the built-in microphones
may sometimes be reduced by switching the microphone mode
from monaural (Center microphone) to 2MIC stereo mode (L and R
microphones).
(Built-in microphones or external microphone
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Select "Recording" from the home screen.
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