Re: [microsound] field recording equipment - twiki?

[michael trommer <trommer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Phonography.org already has a lot of useful information...

On 5/8/06 8:56 PM, "Graham Miller" <grahammiller@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> this topic always seems to come up here all the time.  i don' t mind,
> but maybe we should or (rather someone should) put up a page dedicated
> to this kind of thing on the microsound website... twiki or whatever its
> called... some kind of resource that microsounders can add to...
> 
> two cents.
> 
> g.
> 
> \\js wrote:
> 
>> hi
>> 
>> On 5/8/06, greg g <time4cookies@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> 
>>> but:  what are microsounder's preferred methods of field recording?
>> 
>> 
>> don't know about anyone but myself, but i have and like the edirol r1
>> for $500-ish. [or the new r09 for around $400., which i don't have]
>> it's all digital- no tapes or minidiscs- just a usb cord!
>> 
>> for better fidelity you'll need to buy another microphone [besides the
>> built in ones], but you can get started with them. and from your
>> requirements, i think you're going to need a new microphone to get
>> what you're looking for anyway.
>> 
>> good luck!
>> 
>> --
>> \js  [ http://or8.net/~johns/ ]
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