Sony ICD-PX312 - Manual (Page 2)

To record a meeting To record a lecture or a lesson
Techniques for Better Recording
The IC recorder allows you to record in a variety of situations. This section introduces easy recording setup for 4
typical scenes. The IC recorder has a Scene Select function. When you use the Scene Select function, the recording
settings for items such as the recording mode, the recording sensitivity, etc. are changed to the recommended
settings. For details on the Scene Select function, refer to the supplied operating instructions.
For better recording and playback
To obtain the best recording results, perform a trial recording in advance.
The IC recorder has a noise cut function. The noise cut function reduces the noise, therefore you can hear the
recorded file more clearly.
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To record voice memos or dictation To record in your pocket
Tips for setup
Turn the built-in microphone in the direction of the
sound source to be recorded. Or use a directional
microphone (not supplied).
When using the Scene Select function, select “Lecture”
( ).
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Tips for setup
The noise of vibration, etc., transmitted from the desk
can be reduced by putting a handkerchief under the
IC recorder.
Record near the speaker.
When using the Scene Select function, select “Meeting”
( ).
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Tips for setup
The rustling noise of your clothes can be reduced by
putting a handkerchief, etc. in your pocket to hold the
IC recorder.
You can use the stereo microphone with shirt-clip (not
supplied) to reduce the noise further.
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Tips for setup
When recording, hold the IC recorder beside
your mouth to avoid breathing into the built-in
microphone.
When you record holding the IC recorder in your hand,
please note that the sounds from touching the IC
recorder (touch noise) are not recorded.
When using the Scene Select function, select “Voice
Notes” ( ).
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