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Handheld Digital Recorder?
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| JustinMead |
Looking for a cheap and reliable way to record sounds. It also needs to be able to hook up to the computer Via Usb.
I haven't contributed anything to the community yet. And I'm hoping to release free sample packs of ambient, and anything else I can get to make a sound :D |
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| kitphillips |
| Sure man, have a look at the boss br somethingorother. Its the new little handheld one thats the size of an ipod and everyone's been raving about. Alternatively, there was a zoom one that someone posted around here recently, also handheld. They're both reasonably priced from memory. Looking foward to the sample packs if you get round to it!:D |
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| DJFreaq |
| No. Digital voice recorders are the worst possible devices you could buy to record sounds. |
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| JustinMead |
| Those prices make me cry :whip: |
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| DJFreaq |
Welcome to pro audio.
It is a love-hate relationship which involves a lot of love, and mountains of hate. And even the hate... we love--- if that makes sense.
Buying gear is all about patience. Don't impulse buy, and grab a piece of recorder. But don't take MY word for it on the suggestions I just gave you. Keep shopping around, be patient, and save up to get something good.
Good luck man.
Can't wait to hear some quality field recordings from you.
---Adam |
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| JustinMead |
| Might be a while on those samples though, but I shall make them!:) |
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| Ryan0751 |
| You can find the R-09 on ebay for like $330. Not cheap, but it's GREAT. |
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| RoBDaWG |
Creative makes an mp3 player with a line-in that can record mp3's at 192kbps
They're like $50 or something like that.
I use one to record my DJ sets when I'm out someplace that I can only bring something small.
I believe it's called the "Zen" |
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