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Recording

Overview Getting Ready Recording Playback File Operation Computer Appendix

Combining internal mics and external mics

You can also use external input mics to simultaneously record the applause and other sound from

the audience, in order to capture the excitement of the event.

Audience

Microphones

Audience

Microphones

MENU Item Setting

REC SETUP

REC MODE 4 CHANNEL

REC SOURCE INTERNAL+ANALOG

SENS INT MIC MIC MODE CONCERT

MENU INPUT SETTUP MENU Item Setting

INPUT

SETTUP

ANALOG IN

INPUT TYPE LINK

PHANTOM POWER

ON if using a condenser mic,

OFF if using a dynamic mic

* Do not use the R-26 during concerts for which recording is prohibited.

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Using the Unit Safely 2
WARNING 3
CAUTION 4
Important Notes 6
Contents 10
What You Can Do with the R-26 11
Record outdoors 12
Record concerts 12
Overview of the R-26 13
Left side 14
Right side 14
Items in the Screen 16
Tabs in the main screen 17
Menu screen 18
Getting Ready 20
Connecting the AC adaptor 22
Using External Power 23
Turning the Power On/O 24
Setting the Date and 25
Preparing an SD Card 26
Formatting an SD Card 27
About SD cards 28
About the demo songs 28
Connecting Headphones 29
Recording 30
Recording Settings 31
REC MODE: 1 CHANNEL 32
REC MODE: 2 CHANNEL 32
REC MODE: 4 CHANNEL 32
Setting the Sampling Rate 33
Setting the Recording 34
Pre-recording Settings 34
Choosing the Project 35
Naming Method 35
Using the AUTO START 35
Function 35
Input Settings 36
Cutting the low-frequency 37
ANALOG IN Settings 38
Supplying phantom power 39
MS mic settings 40
Plug-in Mic Settings 41
Setting the Recording Level 42
Adjusting the mix balance in 43
Setting the Input 44
Sensitivity and Input Level 44
Setting the input level 45
Touch Panel 47
Assigning a Marker 50
During Recording 50
Splitting the Project 51
Using the R-26 52
Using external mics 53
Recording a grand piano 55
Recording a Band 58
Recording Outdoors 59
Recording a Concert 60
Playback 62
Repeat Playback 63
Combination of PLAY 63
MODE and REPEAT 63
Monitor Settings 64
Assigning Markers in a 65
Repeatedly Playing a 66
Portion of a Project 66
Changing the Playback 67
Types of Files that can be 67
Managing Projects and Folders 68
List of nder operations 69
Opening a Project 70
Copying a Project 70
Moving a Project 71
Deleting a Project or a 71
Renaming a Project or a 72
Dividing, Combining, or 73
Trimming a Project 73
Dividing a Project 74
Combining Projects 75
Deleting Unwanted 75
Portions of a Project (Trim) 75
Viewing Information 76
Adding/Deleting a Voice 77
Memo to a Project 77
Deleting a Voice Memo 79
Creating an MP3 File 80
Repairing a Project 80
Creating a Folder 81
Creating a Folder Within a 82
Selecting the USB 83
Connection Mode 83
Exchanging Files With 84
Your Computer (Storage) 84
Project File Structure 86
Disconnecting from Your 87
Computer 87
2. Stop the connection 88
Audio Interface Block Diagram 89
Installing the USB Driver 90
Specifying the Sampling 90
Connecting the R-26 to 91
Your Computer 91
Specifying the Input 92
Simultaneous Recording 93
Using Direct Monitor 93
Listening to the Computer’s 94
Playback Through the R-26 94
Using Loop Back 94
Settings for the R-26 95
Error Messages 100
Troubleshooting 101
Problems with Playback 102
Other Problems 102
Main Specications 104
Main Specications 105
R-26 Block Diagram 106
Information 109
For China 110
For EU Countries 110
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 111
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