The digital recorders appreciation thread
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The digital recorders appreciation thread
I finally bought a Pocketrack CX recently after a very long time of hesitation and I must say I'm glad I did.
I was not sure I'd know what to record and if that would really be helpfull in my tunes but it all became pretty obvious the day I received it.
I just keep it in my pocket everywhere I go and usually come back home with many cool and personal samples.
If you feel your tunes lack something or you're not satisfied with the samples you can find on freesound or soundsnap, it might be just what you need.
Usually the Zooms H-2 or H-4n comes to mind when thinking about recorders. I didn't try those and while I'm sure they're quality recorders if you're low on money and want to save an average 40 euros you can buy the CX on trust. The sound quality is stunning.
So, who's got one and what's your experience with it ?
I was not sure I'd know what to record and if that would really be helpfull in my tunes but it all became pretty obvious the day I received it.
I just keep it in my pocket everywhere I go and usually come back home with many cool and personal samples.
If you feel your tunes lack something or you're not satisfied with the samples you can find on freesound or soundsnap, it might be just what you need.
Usually the Zooms H-2 or H-4n comes to mind when thinking about recorders. I didn't try those and while I'm sure they're quality recorders if you're low on money and want to save an average 40 euros you can buy the CX on trust. The sound quality is stunning.
So, who's got one and what's your experience with it ?
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Have not got one, but been wanting one for a while. So +1 on the post your experiences
is yours a yamaha?? can't find that model at my local shop
in cheaper range m-audio microtrack is supposed to be good. Or maybe tascam dr-07. I need to dig out some reviews again. H4n is too expensive for me, for just recording samples.
is yours a yamaha?? can't find that model at my local shop
in cheaper range m-audio microtrack is supposed to be good. Or maybe tascam dr-07. I need to dig out some reviews again. H4n is too expensive for me, for just recording samples.
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Couldn't find it in local shops either so I bought it at DV247 where it's pretty cheap.
http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/y ... age--61150
Heard good things about the Tascam too.
http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/y ... age--61150
Heard good things about the Tascam too.
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ah yes, dv247, ordered a remote 49 and launchpad bundle there a month ago. Worked out nicely, thx to low pound it is do-able to order from uk for us euro guysdaft tnuc wrote:Couldn't find it in local shops either so I bought it at DV247 where it's pretty cheap.
http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/y ... age--61150
Heard good things about the Tascam too.
I like the price on that CX, will check out some reviews and maybe order it. That's squeeky door in my basement needs to be recorded
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Check this one mate.surefya wrote:I like the price on that CX, will check out some reviews and maybe order it.
Yeah this kinda of sound can be incredibly melodic. I recorded one that sound close to a twisted sax. Instant madness!surefya wrote:That's squeeky door in my basement needs to be recorded
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Can this take 4gb and 8gb cards too? Because i have a lot of those. Either way this seems pretty good and was looking to get one of these.
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Anyone have any other suggestions for a recorder in this price range? £100. If not i think this may be the one seeing as it has pretty good reviews.Shekul wrote:Can this take 4gb and 8gb cards too? Because i have a lot of those. Either way this seems pretty good and was looking to get one of these.
edit: woops, click quote instead of edit.
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First, note the CX uses micro SD cards. I don't know about the 4/8 Gb. 2 Gb is plenty tho.
Closest matches for the price range are these surefya talked about : m-audio microtrack or tascam dr-07.
Closest matches for the price range are these surefya talked about : m-audio microtrack or tascam dr-07.
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Yeah 2gb is quite a lot for just samples actually and a spare would be cheap anyway. thanks.daft tnuc wrote:First, note the CX uses micro SD cards. I don't know about the 4/8 Gb. 2 Gb is plenty tho.
Closest matches for the price range are these surefya talked about : m-audio microtrack or tascam dr-07.
Edit: Just bought the Pocketrack CX. £99 free delivery.
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Wish I had money for the r09HR. http://reviews.cnet.com/voice-recorders ... 03152.html
Think ill get the CX as well.
Any complaints with it?
Think ill get the CX as well.
Any complaints with it?
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Used the ZooM Series and im well impressed. Really clear recordings that really seem to place the recordings how you would hear them (if that makes sense). Its Quadraphonic too!
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I used the zoom h2 for school it is real nice. I need to get my own though, sick of renting them.Depone wrote:Used the ZooM Series and im well impressed.
Can you explain Quadraphonic?
*edit* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadraphonic_sound
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I've just been going through hundreds of old cassette tapes, one of which could be 30 years old, what an experience to have all of these audio memories. I did a stint with a minidisc, but what a hassle that was. I REALLY want one of these, like really really bad. LIKE REALLY BAD.
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Just bought a tascam dr-07. So far its great. recording picks up little taps and movements from touching the case, as with almost any recorder. but its not hard to be still.
great recorder for the price with 24 bit
great recorder for the price with 24 bit
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