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I've now figured it out the MONO/SP2 thing, and as my mic is mono I will let it in MONO. The recording went out pretty good, I set the recording leve to 28 [from 0-30] and just stand in front of the sound board a few meters, like 10 or 15 from the stage. No major audience noise, only one thing is volume, is too low I just pass it to Cool Edit Pro and did a +10dB change. Whats that? In which way it can improve the recording? Is that the small bars you see going up and down during recording? Those wouldn't pass 3 of 5. Usually would be between 2 and 3. Can I assume that if I put the recording leve at 30 the volume would be better? Thanks for your reply!

thanks for your reply /me is sad

I use SonicStage to transfer files from PC to MD, but when i try to delete them using the MD it just says that they are protected, how can I delete them using only the MD and not through the software, is that possible? Thanks

Hi there everyone! This is my first post altough I've been reading the forum for a few time. Next saturday I'm planning to record Moonspell(Metal/Rock/Gothic) live at an open air Festival. I own a MZ-510 NetMD, which only has Line In Input. Also I have a Sony ECM-T145 Mic which is power supplyed by those buton-like batteries. What configuration shall I use for getting a good sound? My mic is mono, is it possible to set the recording to mono and to LP2, I couldn't set it like that What Recording Volume shall I use? or should I put it on automatic recording volume? Which is the best place on a live gig to record de show? I usually stand in front of the mixing desk. If you have the same gear as I have please give me some tips! Thanks