Portable Audio Recorder (minidisc Replacement), What should I buy to replace my MD-recorder? |
Sat 19 Dec 2009, 13:46
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I've been using a Sony MiniDisc recorder for several years now, recording environmental sounds (while travelling, lectures and whatever. It's worked fine for the most part, except for the following:
What I do like about it however is:
I've been out of the audio scene for a while, but it seems flash recorders (using memory cards) are the thing nowadays. That would probably solve my digital transfer issue, and most likely the time/date stamping as well (I assume these recorders have built-in clocks), but depending on recording capacity/quality I prefer the ability to have removable recording media. Then again, that might be the way it's going with memory cards getting cheaper and storing more. So, with the good and bad experiences with my MD recorder, what would be a good replacement for it (improving on the downsides, but keeping the features I like)? |
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Sun 20 Dec 2009, 19:09
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Maniac Member Group: Members Posts: 500 Joined: 01-Jul 07 From: Paris - FR Member No.: 92,619 |
Hi here,
I used to use the small DAT recorder by Sony. So I skipped the minidisk area, and finally bought one year ago a Zoom H2, the basic one (I'm very satisfied for quick use and good quality). Check also the new H4n for more inputs, or similar devices from other brands... Good music This post has been edited by Berhu N°2: Sun 20 Dec 2009, 19:12 |
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