| Subject: | Re: Dual mono recording with SD 702? |
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| From: | alanfkingsley |
| Date: | Tue Jun 17, 2014 4:22 pm ((PDT)) |
With my 744T I use a Y-cable. I set the gain on the first mono channel and = the gain on the second mono channel about -20dB. That way, if a bird sits o= n the end of my mic and overloads the first channel, I hope to have enough = headroom on the second channel. Said differently, I send the mono signal to= two mono files at different gain levels. To the best of my knowledge, ther= e is no built in circuitry for this, but the Y-cable accomplishes the same = thing. |
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