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Other Recording Operations
Recording from other
equipment
You can make music files without using the
computer by recording sound from other
equipment connected to the IC recorder.
When you select “Audio IN” in the “Scene
Select” menu, the settings suitable for
recording from other equipment are already
selected. For details on setting, see page 30.
z Tips
• Before you start recording, we recommend
you make a trial recording first, or monitor
the recording (page 47).
• If the input level is not strong enough,
connect the headphone jack (minijack,
stereo) of other equipment to the
m (microphone) jack of the IC recorder and
adjust the volume level on the piece of
equipment connected to the IC recorder.
1 Connect other equipment to the IC
recorder when the IC recorder is in the
stop mode.
Connect the audio output connector
(stereo mini-plug) of other equipment to
the m (microphone) jack of the IC
recorder using an audio connecting cable
(page 119).
“Select Input” appears in the display
window.
If “Select Input” is not displayed, set it in
the menu (page 92).
m (microphone)
jack
CD player, etc.
x
–., >+
N PLAY/
STOP•ENTER
z REC/PAUSE
- IC Recorder 1
- Notice for users 2
- Trademarks 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Editing Files 5
- ICD-PX312F only) 5
- About the Menu Function 5
- Utilizing Your Computer 5
- Index to parts and controls 8
- Preventing unintentional 10
- Getting Started 11
- When to replace the 12
- Turning the power on 13
- Turning the power off 13
- Step 4: Setting the Clock 14
- STOP•ENTER 16
- DISP/MENU 16
- (French) 17
- Recording 18
- 1 Press x (stop) 20
- Other operations 21
- Remaining memory indicator 21
- Flashing 22
- The remaining time 22
- Listening 23
- 3 Press N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 25
- About the display 27
- 3 Press ERASE 28
- 5 Press N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 29
- Selecting a recording scene 30
- Tips for better recording 31
- Recording a music performance 32
- Scene Select settings 32
- Adding a recording to a 33
- Adding an overwrite 35
- 5 Press z REC/PAUSE 37
- To cancel the VOR function 38
- Recording on a Memory Card 39
- To insert a memory card 40
- To switch the IC recorder 41
- To use the built-in memory 42
- To start recording 42
- Recording via Other Devices 43
- To record sound from a 44
- Recording from other 45
- . or >+ to select “Audio 46
- Operation during Recording 47
- Convenient playback 48
- Reducing noise in the 49
- Adjusting the playback 50
- Pitch Control) function 50
- To resume normal playback 51
- Selecting the playback 52
- Other Playback Operations 55
- 2 When you select “Date”: 56
- To stop the alarm playback 57
- Playback via Other Devices 58
- Arranging Files in a Folder 59
- Copying a file to the other 60
- To cancel the copy operation 61
- Erasing all files in a folder 62
- Using a Track Mark 63
- Erasing a track mark 64
- Erasing all the track marks 65
- To cancel erasing 66
- Dividing a File 67
- A file is divided 68
- Protecting a File 71
- To release protection 72
- Tuning in an FM Radio Station 73
- Tuning in a preset radio 74
- Recording FM broadcasts 75
- Presetting FM Radio Stations 76
- 2 Press N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 77
- 3 Press 78
- Switching the receiver 79
- Switching the scanning 80
- Switching the FM radio 81
- Making Settings for the Menu 82
- To exit the menu mode 83
- Menu Settings 84
- . or >+ to set 93
- Connecting the IC recorder 96
- Structure of folders and 97
- Built-in memory 98
- Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) 99
- “MEMORY CARD” 100
- Folder for files recorded 100
- Folder transferred from 100
- Disconnecting the IC 101
- Computer 103
- N PLAY/STOP•ENTER to start 104
- N PLAY/STOP•ENTER 104
- . or >+ to select the MP3 104
- Display when playing back an 105
- MP3 file 105
- Software 107
- System requirements for 108
- Installing Sound Organizer 109
- The Sound Organizer window 111
- Using a USB AC Adaptor 112
- Additional Information 113
- Precautions 114
- On maintenance 115
- On using a memory card 115
- Backup recommendations 115
- Specifications 117
- Design and specifications 118
- Battery life 121
- Troubleshooting 122
- Sound Organizer 129
- Message List 131
- System Limitations 136
- Display Window Guide 137
- Display when recording 138
- Display during playback 140
- Display when recording an FM 141
- Display in the HOLD status 141
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