RE: Olympus DM-520 record level

2010-01-12 Thread Dave McElroy WA6BEF

If you know you're set to manual, just press the left and right arrows while
in record.  You'll need to be monitoring with an earphone but I think this
will do the trick.

HTH.
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Subject: Olympus DM-520 record level

Does anyone know how to adjust the record level on the DM-520?  I have the
microphone sensativity set to low and the recording level setting set to
manual.  Recording my piano with internal mics, I still have lots of
distortion.  Can't seem to find where to adjust record level.  Any ideas?

Thank you anybody.
Howard

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RE: Olympus DM-520 record level

2010-01-12 Thread Tim Noonan
Once you have set the recording settings so manual volume is activated (the
best way is to create a recording profile for this) 

To adjust the mic levels while recording, or in pause, press the left and
right arrows to reduce or increase the volume.

The up and down arrows control the headphone volume when recording, so you
may wish to reduce this if you are using headphones to monitor.

HTH
Tim
 
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Subject: Olympus DM-520 record level

Does anyone know how to adjust the record level on the DM-520?  I have the
microphone sensativity set to low and the recording level setting set to
manual.  Recording my piano with internal mics, I still have lots of
distortion.  Can't seem to find where to adjust record level.  Any ideas?

Thank you anybody.
Howard

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Re: Olympus DM-520 record level

2010-01-12 Thread Howard Traxler
Thanks Tim, but I didn't know there was a pause.  How do I get it into pause 
while recording?  I notice that there are three preset record scenes.  If I set 
up a level that I like, can I make another preset; or do I modify an existing 
one?  The manual certainly isn't clear about this.
Howard

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Subject: RE: Olympus DM-520 record level


 Once you have set the recording settings so manual volume is activated (the
 best way is to create a recording profile for this) 
 
 To adjust the mic levels while recording, or in pause, press the left and
 right arrows to reduce or increase the volume.
 
 The up and down arrows control the headphone volume when recording, so you
 may wish to reduce this if you are using headphones to monitor.
 
 HTH
 Tim
 
 Tim Noonan
 Director, Vocal Branding Australia
 Transforming products, brands and experiences so they Sound as great as they
 look and feel!
 
 Phone:   +61 419 779 669
 Web: www.vocalbranding.com.au/blog
 Email:   t...@vocalbranding.com.au
 Twitter: www.twitter.com/VocalEssence
 Skype: TimNoonan
 
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 Subject: Olympus DM-520 record level
 
 Does anyone know how to adjust the record level on the DM-520?  I have the
 microphone sensativity set to low and the recording level setting set to
 manual.  Recording my piano with internal mics, I still have lots of
 distortion.  Can't seem to find where to adjust record level.  Any ideas?
 
 Thank you anybody.
 Howard
 
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RE: Olympus DM-520 record level

2010-01-12 Thread Tim Noonan
On the DM-520 You always go immediately into record when you press the
record button, but if you press the record button while recording it
double-beeps and enters pause.  It also beeps after you have been pausing
for 1 minute or so, as a reminder.

As for the recording scenes, there are three (unchangeable) scenes, which
all record in WMA, and pre-sets 1 2 and 3 which you can set up in any way
you like.

As an aside, It may be my imagination, but I think recording in WAVE at 48 k
sounds warmer than wave at 44.1, perhaps its to do with down-sampling
algorithms.

HTH
Tim

Tim Noonan
Director, Vocal Branding Australia
Transforming products, brands and experiences so they Sound as great as they
look and feel!
 
Phone:   +61 419 779 669
Web: www.vocalbranding.com.au/blog
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Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 4:21 PM
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Subject: Re: Olympus DM-520 record level

Thanks Tim, but I didn't know there was a pause.  How do I get it into pause
while recording?  I notice that there are three preset record scenes.  If I
set up a level that I like, can I make another preset; or do I modify an
existing one?  The manual certainly isn't clear about this.
Howard

- Original Message -
From: Tim Noonan t...@timnoonan.com.au
To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 5:14 PM
Subject: RE: Olympus DM-520 record level


 Once you have set the recording settings so manual volume is activated
(the
 best way is to create a recording profile for this) 
 
 To adjust the mic levels while recording, or in pause, press the left and
 right arrows to reduce or increase the volume.
 
 The up and down arrows control the headphone volume when recording, so you
 may wish to reduce this if you are using headphones to monitor.
 
 HTH
 Tim
 
 Tim Noonan
 Director, Vocal Branding Australia
 Transforming products, brands and experiences so they Sound as great as
they
 look and feel!
 
 Phone:   +61 419 779 669
 Web: www.vocalbranding.com.au/blog
 Email:   t...@vocalbranding.com.au
 Twitter: www.twitter.com/VocalEssence
 Skype: TimNoonan
 
 -Original Message-
 From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
 On Behalf Of Howard Traxler
 Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 1:12 AM
 To: PC Audio Discussion List
 Subject: Olympus DM-520 record level
 
 Does anyone know how to adjust the record level on the DM-520?  I have the
 microphone sensativity set to low and the recording level setting set to
 manual.  Recording my piano with internal mics, I still have lots of
 distortion.  Can't seem to find where to adjust record level.  Any ideas?
 
 Thank you anybody.
 Howard
 
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