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The Canon XH A1 HD camcorder

Quick Guide

Setting levels

Wear headphones so you can hear what the mic is actually picking up and

putting on tape

Use the levels indicators to set levels

Plug in

Switch to mic setting

Set XLR input thru menu

Switch Channel input to Ch1 Ch2 if you want to record on both channels

Set audio record levels on the side of the camera, watch levels on LCD monitor

or Viewfinder to make sure levels are correct - not too low and not too loud

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MOUNTING SHOTGUN MICS

Cardioid - smaller shotgun, blocking out sounds behind the mic. Good for

everyday situations.

Supercardioid – aka hyper-cardioid, shotgun mic has a pickup pattern directly in

front of the mic. A narrow pickup pattern means you're not getting a lot of

extraneous noise. Great for dialogue, voices

How to Mount a Shotgun Mic on the Camera

Mount is on top of the camcorder next to the onboard mic

Place mic in the mount and screw it in. Make sure mic is in good and tight

Take XLR cable - use a shorter cable - and run it from the back of the mic into

Ch1, set option to Mic, and set channel to Ch1 or Ch1 Ch2 - this setting tells the

camcorder where to put the signal from Ch1 audio only

Menu - indicate that you are using XLR input so camera records external mic

rather than onboard mic

Setting levels on Shotgun/Cardioid mics

Power on mic, power on camcorder, use headphones to set your levels

Set Audio Level selection switch to M

Turn up Audio levels on Ch1 and Ch2 to set levels

Use the LCD screen to check levels

Using a Mic Stand or Boom Pole

Mic stand is good if you are working alone

Boom Pole is better, and use this if you are working with a sound person.

You'll need a shock mount, which is absorbs all sounds coming from handling, or

from the mic stand, etc.

You'll need a long XLR cable as well, depending on where your subject is and the

range you need for your sound person