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press and hold the FORMAT/STEREO-
MONO button down in
record mode
*Note: When using a mono signal source, such
as a guitar, be sure to set the unit to MONO
mode otherwise only the left channel will be re-
corded to and heard upon playback.
Record Mode
(Screen shows unit in record mode)
SD memory
card usage
File name
STEREO-MONO
Signal gauge
Recording level/
Jog wheel marker
fig. 1.6
If a recording is set as stereo (pictured),
.
there will be two bars present in the STE-
REO-MONO Signal gauge section. If it is set
as mono, there will be one bar present.
Setting Recording Levels
When an input signal is too loud, distortion
and clipping can occur. However, a signal
that is too low may sound muffled or not be
audible at all.
File format
To get the best recordings, you must apply
Battery life
the maximum possible signal that the unit
Track time
can accept without overloading. When a
signal becomes too loud for the unit, the
Time mode
Stereo-Mono Signal gauge (shown in re-
cord mode) appears red.
To find the max possible recording level fol-
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low these steps:
1) Raise the level to where it just begins to
overload/ distort/ clip (appear red).
2) From there slightly lower the level with the
Rec Level Jog wheel unitl it does not over-
load (
*Note: turning the jog wheel clockwise
raises the signal & counterclockwise lowers the
signal level).
The INPUT GAIN switch (4) is also
used to help get a maximum sig-
nal level. The switch changes the
overall level of an incoming signal
fig. 1.7
between 3 padded levels: –20 dB [-], 0 dB
[o] and +10 dB [+]. If a signal is too low, try
to raise it by switching from [-] to [o] or [o] to
[+]. If a signal is too high, try to lower it by
switching from [+] to [o] or [o] to [-].
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