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Peter Rixner April 20th, 2009 05:17 AM

How can I record Audio 1 to both channels ?
 
Hi :)

I was pretty sure, that I managed to do that. Or was it only with the Z1 before ...

Anyway:
I want a microphone in Audio1 and then record that to Channel 1 and 2 simulaneously.

What's the correct menu setting for that ?

Thanks!

Peter

Paul Kellett April 20th, 2009 06:17 AM

Menu > Audio input > Ext Ch Select CH-1 (records to both channels from input 1), what you want.
CH1/CH2 records them seperately, not what you want.
Page 102 of the manual, for EX1 anyway.

Paul.

Peter Rixner April 20th, 2009 09:06 AM

Thanks!
But that's exactly what I did. And it only records on Audio 1.

Strange ...

Peter

Ollie Wright April 20th, 2009 09:49 AM

Make sure that Channel 2 is set to the same input as Channel 1. I had this problem before and realised that Channel 2 was set to Line and not Mic...

Peter Rixner April 21st, 2009 06:49 AM

Hi Ollie,

Thanks! That's it :)

Peter

Keith Moreau April 21st, 2009 07:58 AM

Can you then adjust the levels independently? I like to have the same source recorded one channel hot and the other lower in case there is clipping. If so this is a great feature.

Previously I'd used a XLR splitter.

Attila Cser April 21st, 2009 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keith Moreau (Post 1119797)
Can you then adjust the levels independently? I like to have the same source recorded one channel hot and the other lower in case there is clipping. If so this is a great feature.

Previously I'd used a XLR splitter.

Sure you can, even other audio settings ( limiters) are operational.
Br. Atti

Brian Boyko April 21st, 2009 04:20 PM

The only reason that I'd consider recording the same audio to two different sources was if I could lower the gain on one of them about 5db so that I avoid clipping... why not just record to one audio source and simply set it to mono in post?

Paul Kellett April 21st, 2009 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keith Moreau (Post 1119797)
Can you then adjust the levels independently? I like to have the same source recorded one channel hot and the other lower in case there is clipping. If so this is a great feature.

Previously I'd used a XLR splitter.

Just set both volume controls to manual and set one slightly higher than the other, i'm talking about the trim wheels on the back of the camera.

Paul;.


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