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Posted by Toufas on Dec-11-2004 06:41:

recording with ipod?

is there any way to record with my ipod?
i am gonna be playing in a club next week and i want to record my set...any ideas?

Posted by beats and beeps on Dec-11-2004 06:57:

I dont think you can.

Posted by DizkokidD on Dec-11-2004 07:52:

thats where the mini disc comes in handy

Posted by Toufas on Dec-11-2004 08:15:

god damn my old creative nomad could record from an external source!

Posted by onceler on Dec-11-2004 16:12:

ipod's record feature is limited to 8 seconds or so. That voice memo thing is all it can do. you would need an iriver, creative labs, or a md recorder to do what you want.

Posted by Max Thomson on Dec-13-2004 21:44:

I love my iRiver, I can record up to 20gb in wave if I want

Posted by djlemeir on Dec-13-2004 21:55:

no1 reason why im not buying an ipod.
apart from the part there toooo trendy

Posted by DannyO on Dec-13-2004 22:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Max Thomson
I love my iRiver, I can record up to 20gb in wave if I want

Same here man, long live my H320 w00t

Posted by cheesy on Dec-14-2004 03:43:

You most definitely CAN record with a (3rd generation or later) iPod:

These two are for voice, just a microphone and speaker, they doesn't have and external input so probably not the best option:
Griffin iTalk
Belkin Voice Recorder

This one on the other hand might be what you're looking for:
Belkin Universal Microphone Adapter

Posted by zoomzoom on Dec-14-2004 03:44:

quote:
Originally posted by djlemeir
apart from the part there toooo trendy

"too" trendy?

countercultural types continue to amaze me. you won't buy an ipod, because too many people have one. this despite the fact that the reason so many people have it is because it is so great.

Posted by zoomzoom on Dec-14-2004 03:48:

quote:
Originally posted by cheesy
You most definitely CAN record with a (3rd generation or later) iPod:

These two are for voice, just a microphone and speaker, they doesn't have and external input so probably not the best option:
Griffin iTalk
Belkin Voice Recorder

This one on the other hand might be what you're looking for:
Belkin Universal Microphone Adapter

I dunno, that only records 16-bit audio at 8kHz. Also, it looks like it doesn't record in stereo. While this adaptor is outstanding for lectures and interviews, for actual music, it is inadequate.

I reeeeeeally wish they could make a line-in record adaptor for my ipod. I would buy it in a heartbeat. I really want a stand-alone recording device, so I don't have to run my master through my computer.