User manual

Recording Audio
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Frequency Response (Built-in Microphone)
You can adjust sound levels by specifically targeting the high- or low-frequency range and selecting
one of 3 available levels.
1 Select the [„ Custom Setting] audio scene (A 65).
2 Select [Built-in Mic Freq. Response].
> [¡ ! Audio Setup] > [Built-in Mic Freq. Response]
3 Select the desired option and then select [X].
Options
Audio Limiter
The audio limiter will limit the amplitude of audio signals to prevent audio distortions when sudden,
loud sounds are picked up by the camcorder.
* In mode only for external microphones.
1 When using the built-in microphone, select the [„ Custom Setting] audio scene (A 65).
• This step is not necessary when using an external microphone.
2 Make sure that [FUNC] > [C Audio] is set to [ö Manual] (A 67).
3 Select [Audio Limiter].
> [C ! Audio Setup] > [Audio Limiter]
4 Select [i On] and then select [X].
Audio Compressor
The audio compressor reduces the dynamic range between the loudest and quietest audio levels
while maintaining a clear distinction. This can make listening to the audio easier. You can select one of
two levels according to the audio recording conditions. The audio compressor can be used only when
the audio limiter is activated.
Operating modes:
[
h Normal]: Appropriate for balanced sound under most normal recording conditions.
[ç Boost LF Range]:
Accentuates the low-frequency range for more powerful sound.
[è Low Cut Filter]:
Filters the low-frequency range to reduce the noise of blowing wind, a car’s engine
and similar ambient sounds.
[é Boost MF Range]:
Best for recording human voices and dialog.
[ê Boost HF+LF Range]:
Best, for example, for recording live music and clearly capture the special sound
characteristics of a variety of instruments.
Operating modes:
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Operating modes:
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