Audio dubbing

You can record an audio sound to add to the original sound on a tape by connecting audio equipment or a microphone. If you connect audio equipment, you can add sound to your recorded tape by specifying the starting and ending points. The original sound will not be erased. You can also use the Remote Commander for this operation.

The relationship between audio input and channels on which adubbed sound will be recorded

The relationship between audio input and channels on which a dubbed sound will be recorded is as follows:

Audio input

The position of the REC CH

Which audio input will be

through

SELECT switch

recorded on

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Channel 3

Channel 4

 

 

 

 

AUDIO CH1/CH2

–

AUDIO CH1

AUDIO CH2

AUDIO CH1

–

AUDIO CH1

–

AUDIO CH2

–

–

AUDIO CH2

INPUT1/2

CH1

INPUT1

INPUT2

 

CH1•CH2

INPUT1

INPUT1

INPUT1

CH1

INPUT1

–

 

CH1•CH2

INPUT1

INPUT1

INPUT2

CH1

–

INPUT2

 

CH1•CH2

–

–

Dubbing with the INPUT1/INPUT2 connectors

For details on setup of the INPUT1/INPUT2 connectors, see “Connecting an optional external microphone” on page 54.

INPUT1 or INPUT2

: Signal flow

Microphone (not supplied)

You can check the picture on TV by connecting with the video jack. You cannot monitor the additional sound by the speaker. Use the headphones jack.

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