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I don't know if the remote that comes with the MD-MS722 works with the
MT15 but I do know that the levels on it can be controlled via remote. The
remote does not show record levels though.
What I do with it is set the level with the unit out so I can watch the
level and get a pretty good idea of what volume makes it peak. After that,
I put the unit away (in my pocket or something) and I keep the recording
level in mind as the show goes on. If it gets louder I lower it, if it
gets softer, I raise it.... This method takes knowing your unit and how it
reacts pretty well, and it takes a short term memory to keep your record
level in your head. I screwed up as I got used to my unit a fair bit, but
now that I know it (over a year old now) I can adjust levels "blindly."
If anyone knows of a remote that is comatible with the 722 and shows
record levels though, I'd love to hear of it!
Thanks. Hope this helps,
Charlie
"george.skuse" wrote:
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> Hey all,
> I use my Sharp MT15 for live recording of concerts (w/ a pair of
> SoundProfessionals Binaural Mics). I usually end up looking
> obsessively @ the recording level meter to make sure it's not
> overloaded and not too low. This requires having the recorder itself
> within easy view when I'd much rather it be hidden. What I'm
> wondering is if there are any Sharp portables that have the recording
> input level controls (and the input level display) on the remote. A
> backlit remote would be even better. (note: I'm not talking about
> the Headphone Level Controls). If such a remote exists, would it be
> compatible w/ the MT15? Lastly, is there a way to order a
> "replacement" remote ("oops, I lost my remote") from Sharp? I
> checked their website, but it's full of flash and light on actual
> content.
>
> Here's a tip for others that may need to see the screen of their MT15
> (or similar sized MD). I picked up a "Performance Super Zoom"
> Magnifier and Light for the gameboy (model 092-GBC) at Electronics
> Boutique. A small amount of carving of the plastic w/ an X-acto
> knife and the player fits perfectly. If you go to
> http://www.123av.com/Search.html and search for "092gbc" you'll find
> a page showing the thing I'm talking about. It may not be the most
> elegant thing, but if you're trying to recording in a dark club and
> don't have a backlit LCD, this thing works pretty well.
>
> Thanks,
> /george
>
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