To listen to the program source, Note, Fade-in/fade-out recording (fader) (pcm-r700 only) – Sony PCM-R500 User Manual
Page 15: Fading in, Fading out, Advanced recording operations
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Advanced Recording Operations
Monitoring the Recorded
Sound (Record Monitoring)
(PCM-R700 Only)
You can compare the recorded sound with the sound
of the program source while recording.
INPUT MONITOR
While recording, press INPUT MONITOR to turn off
"INPUT" in the display.
The recorded sound is output.
Turns off.
To listen to the program source
Press INPUT MONITOR to turn on "INPUT" in the display.
'Q' You can listen to the program source even when not
recording
Press INPUT MONITOR to turn on "INPUT" in the
display.
The program source is output when:
• the deck is stopped.
• fhe cassette is ejected.
The program source is not output when "INPUT" is
turned off.
Note
If you do any of the following operations while listening to
the program source, "INPUT" turns off and output of the
program source stops, and "INPUT" will not go on even you
press the INPUT MONITOR button:
• Start playback by pressing the PLAY ► button.
• Pause playback by pressing the PAUSE
I I
button,
• Press the REW
MM
button.
• Press the FF ► ► button.
Fade-in/Fade-out Recording
(Fader) (PCM-R700 Only)
You can use the fader to fade-in the beginning of a
recording or fade-out the end of a recording. It's useful
when you want to start or end a recording in the
middle of a song.
You can specify the fade-in and fade-out durations of
0.5 to 9.5 seconds through the menu settings.
For details, see "FADE IN" and "FADE OUT" on page
25.
FADER
Fading in
Press FADER while the deck is in record pause mode.
"FADE IN" appears in the display and the time display
counts backward to "0.0s" as the fade-in takes place.
Fading out
Press FADER while the deck is recording.
"FADE OUT" appears in the display and the time
display counts backward to "0.0s" as the fade-out takes
place. After fading out, the deck automatically enters
record pause mode.
Note
Your deck has a digital fader that is capable of fading in or
out in 256 steps. Switching noise, however, may occur
during recording of low-level or single-frequency signals.
If this happens, use a fader on a component, such as a mixer,
connected to the deck.
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