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Recording
• Point the mic directly at the center of the
vocalist’s face so that the recording is not
unbalanced toward the left or right channel. The
vocalist should avoid moving their head to the
left or right while singing.
• If breath noise is a problem, aiming the mic
slightly downward from the center will help. Use
of the included windscreen may also prove
effective.
• If the tone is muffled, turning on LOW CUT (p. 49)
will produce a crisper sound and will also reduce
breath noise. You’ll probably want to cut the
sound below 100 Hz.
• Record using WAV if you’re going to create a CD
or high-quality archival recording, or MP3 if the
recording is just a song writing memo.
• You can audition the recorded sound with reverb
applied. Plate reverb is often used for vocals, but
you can try various settings to your taste.
“Applying Reverb to the Playback” (p. 68)
Recommended settings
Recording Vocals
Rear panel switches
MIC GAIN H
LIMITER OFF
LOW CUT
ON if breath noise or muffled sound is a
problem
“Menu” screen settings
Recorder
Setup
Sampling Rate
44.1 kHz if you’re creating a CD
Rec Mode WAV-16 bit or MP3-128 kbps
Player
Setup
Rev Type PLATE
Rev Depth 5–10
Input
Setup
Low cut filter
cutoff
100Hz
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