IC RecorderICD-UX560 / ICD-UX560F / ICD-UX565F

Recording at a meeting

Place your IC recorder close to speakers of the meeting. You can reduce noise (vibrations from the desk, etc.) by placing the IC recorder on a soft cloth, such as a handkerchief.

For recording a meeting, it is suitable to select “Auto Voice Rec” or “Meeting” of the Scene Select function.

Recording a lecture/presentation

Place your IC recorder so that its built-in microphones point in the direction of the lecturer/presenter.

For recording a lecture/presentation, it is suitable to select “Lecture” of the Scene Select function.

Recording a voice note

When you speak into the built-in microphones, hold your IC recorder slightly off to the side of your mouth so that the built-in microphones will not pick up breathing noises.

For recording a voice note, it is suitable to select “Auto Voice Rec” or “Voice Notes” of the Scene Select function.

Recording an interview

Place your IC recorder so that the built-in microphones point in the direction of the interviewee.

For recording an interview, it is suitable to select “Auto Voice Rec” or “Interview” of the Scene Select function.

Recording a soft music performance

With your IC recorder, you can record immersive stereo sound by placing it close to musical instruments. However, if you place the IC recorder on the piano to record a piano performance, for example, it will record vibration noise from the piano as well as the performance. Be sure to place the IC recorder beside the piano to avoid recording undesirable noise.

With Sound Organizer 2, you can use recorded music performance files to make your own music CD as well. [Details]

For recording a soft music performance, it is suitable to select “Soft Music” of the Scene Select function.

If the audio of a recorded file is distorted, you can select “Built-in Mic Sensitivity” on the OPTION menu and set “For Music” to “Low(Music)” to reduce distortion for the next recording. [Details]

Recording a loud music performance

Place your IC recorder from a distance of 1 to 2 meters (40 to 80 inches) from performers.

For recording a loud music performance, it is suitable to select “Loud Music” of the Scene Select function.