More bat detector stuff. I've added a headphone socket to my budget bat det=
ector, so now I can connect it to my Sony M10 and record bats. I'm recordin=
g just on the left channel, and I had the idea that that it would be nice t=
o be able to record my voice to the right channel so I can describe my loca=
tion, frequency setting, etc, to help with analysis later.
Should be easy, I thought, but I've just realised the levels will be very d=
ifferent. I'm running the signal from the detector into the Line In socket =
of the recorder because it's at the level required to drive the detector's =
speaker. The only microphones I've got are unpowered ones that need to be c=
onnected to the Mic input.
Is there any simple way around this? Can I somehow lower the level of the d=
etector output so it can go into the Mic input too? I'm sure this is very b=
asic stuff for a lot of you, but it's new for me and I'm being cautious.
Peter Shute
Sent from my iPad
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause.
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