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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: asmusu2 on June 06, 2006, 06:29:19 AM
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Hi,
I have a sony mz nh700hi-md recorder and a powered microphone from giant-squid-audio-lab.com.
I have read in this that I should use line-in on a mini disc because of some pre-amp on the mic-in
http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=15478.0
Does that also comlpy to my recorder?
I am going to a one day festival saturday, and I want to record the first and the last group, so I don't have time to play with it much before.
I will also record the other groups, so I have better time to play with the recorder with the other groups.
Hope someone can help.
Best wishes
Steen
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LINE-IN is the best option
good luck.
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I only use the mic in for quite acoustic stuff.
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Use Line-In as it'll give you more "powerfull" recordings.
/ R.
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thanks
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Just make sure you have a battery box, if you do not they are very easy to build. poorlyconditioned has a great schematic on line here at T.S if you are not up to building in a pinch use the line input on that recorder, if it has a hi and low sensitivity setting for the mic input. That should only be as a last resort and remember, the higher up you get your mics the better your recording will sound with that mic.
Chris Church
thanks
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I'm also wondering this myself.
In the past I have taped using Mic in and have had no problems as of yet - but do you suggest I try Line In next time??
My equipment:
Sony MZ-RH910 and (soon to be) Cardioid SP-CMC-19 mics (thanks to wiggle)
If I use line in, do I need to boost the recording level up a touch??
Cheers,
Simon.
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i am pretty sure the mic> preamps are only like 4 wts. you will most defintely want to use line in in every case except soft acoustic music.i also recommend using a b/b with a roll off.