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BOOM
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MetaRecorder
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FAQ
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Legacy Products
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ONE: Using the internal mic
ONE includes an internal mic for those instances when you want to record quickly and easily - to preserve an inspiration, capture an ambience or record a conversation.
Once you’ve selected Int Mic as ONE’s active input, here are a few hints for getting a great sound.
Placement - ONE’s internal mic has been designed to provide a clear, precise sound even when it’s sitting on a desk and the source source is off-axis (meaning that the sound source isn’t at a right angle to ONE’s top panel).
By changing the angle of ONE to the sound source, it’s possible to vary the amount of presence in the captured sound.
Setting Levels - When using ONE’s internal mic, it’s inevitable that manipulation of the top panel encoder will be heard over the mic. In this instance, use a software control panel to set input gain and output level.