Re: [microsound] recording hardware

["dave" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you can dump by usb.... some sony netmd models do so..
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From: "Eric Dannewitz" <ericdano@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 2:59 AM
Subject: Re: [microsound] recording hardware

> Get a minidisc player/recorder. You can't dump the recordings via USB,
> but the sound quality and portability allowed by a minidisc
> player/recorder is great.
>
> Scott Carver wrote:
>
> >I'm shopping for a nice, portable, relatively inexpensive (<= $150)
device
> >for doing field recording. So far, I'm leaning towards getting an mp3
player
> >capable of recording: I dislike the idea of having my recordings mangled
by
> >128-bit compression, but then again, the alternatives available for a
poor
> >college student are slim. I suppose if I could find a minidisc player
that
> >could dump its contents via USB or somesuch, this would work as well. Any
> >suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Scott Carver
> >mail: fscthaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >
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