When using the mic with one of the Sony ICD-xxxxx (e.g. ICD-UX533) digital voice recorders, is sound recorded on both stereo channels or just one?
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I don't have a Sony, I have a Zoom H1 recorder and this mic records on 1 channel.
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Hi Trudy, file format under this Sony ICDLX30BLK recordings are mp3, 192 kbps. You may wanted to check it under Express Scribe Pro if they support mp3 file extension for transcribing. -Ely
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That should not be a problem. They are each on their own frequency. We don't generally do that but it shouldn't be a problem. We ordered an additional handheld mic but it's on the same frequency as one of the headset mics and you can't use them at the same time. Good luck, JK
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According to the box, the audio out is stereo and the microphone in in mono. I purchased this item but only used it once when I tested it. It worked as expected.
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Good question. I don't think it matters. For true stereo you need two mikes. I use Audacity software with windows and can record stereo, but that seems to be a software configuration.
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NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R; RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel mono. I do NOT recommend this product for Stereo MP3's. NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R; RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel... » Read More NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R; RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel mono. I do NOT recommend this product for Stereo MP3's. « Show Less
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Unfortunately it only records in mono. You'll only get one side of audio and you'll have to mirror it in post production. It works great for mono recording but is, shall we say, a little one sided.
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Balanced / stereo: Assuming you will be using this mic on a camcorder IF you have your XLR connection recording on both channels (RT&LT;) stereo. You can have it record on most camcorders via the XLR port only one channel too (mono).
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Are you talking about recording in stereo via microphone? If so, you have the wrong card. This only records in mono. If recording from an auxiliary input, you can record in stereo via the auxiliary input (same connector but it will detect the impedence difference and switch to stereo).If you are talking about editing in stereo, no problem. But for recording from a sound system in stereo you should use StarTech 7.1 USB External Sound Card. It does a very good job. There is a little line noise, but it cleans up very easily without quality degredation.
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Yes. The recording of both sides is not a matter of hardware but of software. This XLR jack simply allows you to us a much better microphone than the built in one.
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Mine shows 2 inputs: left and right. I don't use mine for that purpose. I am assuming if you want stereo, you'll need 2 microphones.
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By design this is a mono microphone. You may need to use a mono-to-stereo adapter to have both channels (left/right) playback. Some equipment input jacks are designed to accept both stereo and mono microphones and distribute audio input to both channels, the WS-821 probably doesn't do that. You'll want to find something like this "3.5mm Stereo Male to 3.5mm Mono Female Adapter" to make it work.
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It's just one microphone, so it's mono, but it has a stereo plug, so it puts the same audio on both channels, if you're recording stereo. If you try record to an iPhone or something similar, the microphone's 3.5mm connector will only make contact with the headphone out, so it won't work (the phone will record from its own mike). Others here are saying that a mono adapter works.
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It will be in Mono, but if you can change the camera's audio settings you can have it record in Dual Mono (same feed on both R and L channels). I think that's what you mean by stereo since not many microphones can record true stereo.
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This will not work. If you have the Sony Digital Voice Editor Software and a ICD Recorder the foot pedal link below will work. Thank you.ECS FS-85USB USB Foot Pedal for use with Sony Digital Voice Editor
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Yes, there is a mixed output either by 1/4" jack or XLR connection. Takes all four mics and puts onto one output.
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The Standard Version will not transcribe from a voice recorder only the preferred edition. I just bought a copy of the Preferred edition & a Sony ICD-MX20 voice recorder. They work well together. I'd advise checking the support page at www.nuance.com. The accuracy of many voice recorders is listed.