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Chapter 5 Duplication and Audio Dubbing
74 (GB) Chapter 5 Duplication and Audio Dubbing
Audio Dubbing
You can record just sound on a recorded tape. (Audio
dubbing)
Note
You can dub the sound onto a DVCAM-formatted
tape (recorded) in the 32 kHz audio mode (4-channel/
12 bits). You cannot dub the sound on a tape in the 48
kHz audio mode (2-channel/16 bits). If the audio mode
of the recorded tape is 32 kHz, you can dub the sound
regardless of the AUDIO MODE setting on the
AUDIO SET menu.
For details on “AUDIO MODE”, see “AUDIO SET menu”
on page 88 (GB).
Connection of external devices
The following shows a basic connection example for
audio dubbing.
Selecting the input channels for audio
dubbing
You can dub the sound in the following channel
combinations: channels 1/2 or channels 3/4.
Set AUDIO DUB on the AUDIO SET menu to select
the input channels for audio dubbing.
CH1,2: Selects the channel 1/2 combination.
CH3,4: Selects the channel 3/4 combination.
OFF: Disables audio dubbing.
Note
You cannot dub the sound in the following channel
combinations:
• Channels 1 to 4 simultaneously
• Only one channel
• Three channels simultaneously (excluding one
channel)
• Channel 1/3, channel 2/4, channel 1/4 and channel
2/3 combinations
Headphone
PHONES
DSR-50/50P
(right panel)
AUDIO INPUT
CH-1/CH-2 or
CH-3/CH-4
Audio output
Sound source
(microphone,
amplifier, etc.)
Monitor
Composite
video input
VIDEO
OUT1 or 2
AUDIO OUTPUT
CH-1/CH-2 or
CH-3/CH-4
Audio input
Audio amplifier
Speakers
Dubbing sound
1 Connect the unit and the sound source
(microphone, amplifier, etc.) with the XLR (3-pin)
cable (not supplied).
2 Select the audio input selectors to select the sound
source.
CAM: Inputs audio signals from the CAMERA
connector.
LINE: Inputs audio signals from the AUDIO
INPUT connectors.
+48V ON: Supplies power to the 48 V
microphone.