There is no denying that audio recorders are becoming more and more popular, with people of all ages and backgrounds using them for a variety of purposes. Whether you're a student needing to record lectures or a musician wanting to capture ideas on the go, an audio recorder can be an invaluable tool. There are a wide range of audio recorders available on the market, from basic models that just get the job done to feature-packed devices that offer high-quality recordings and a host of other features. So, are audio recorders worth it? The answer really depends on
Tascam is a Japanese company that produces audio recorders and playback devices. The company has a wide range of products, from entry-level to professional. Overall, Tascam recorders are good. They are well-built and offer a lot of features for the price. The entry-level models are a great way to get started in recording, and the professional models are used by many studios and engineers.
There are a few key reasons why voice recorders are often seen as being better than phones when it comes to recording audio. One reason is that voice recorders typically have better microphones than phones. This means that they can pick up sound from a greater distance, and with greater clarity. Another reason is that voice recorders typically have better file management capabilities than phones. This means that you can more easily organize and find your recordings. Finally, voice recorders typically have better battery life than phones. This means that you can record for longer without having to worry about your device running out of power
If you're a musician, the answer is probably yes. A portable recorder can be a great tool for recording rehearsals, songwriting sessions, and live performances. Even if you're not a musician, a portable recorder can be handy for recording lectures, meetings, and other events.
4.7/5
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PERFECT FIT: Uniquely designed Hard Case to fit Zoom H4N PRO / DR-40X Digital Multitrack Recorder / TASCAM DR-40 4-Track Recorder
100% SAFE: Water Resistance, Shockproof & Dust-proof to protect your device safely and securely With easy grip handle
CASE ONLY: For travel and storage (device and accessories are sold separately) Material: High-Quality EVA, Color: Black
SUPER CONVENIENT: This case is lightweight and compact with specifically designed mesh pocket for small Accessories
$234
In this situation, my Tascam DR-40 fits flawlessly! My DR-40 doesn't rattle around inside it, but neither is it overly tightly packed, so I don't have to dig it out either. I'm convinced that my DR-40 would be properly protected from a fall with scarcely any weight or bulk because the case is sturdy yet still soft and flexible. I have the idea that the zipper won't bind or split because it is pretty smooth.It has a good design and seems to be manufactured with high-quality components and workmanship. The soft pouch that came with my DR-40 is rather lovely, but I wouldn't put as much trust in it to safeguard my pricey DR-40 as I do in this case. You won't be let down, and the cost is definitely justified!
4.7/5
Includes both XY and mid-side microphone modules
Accessory bundle contains 16GB memory card, studio headphones, 4 AA rechargeable Batteries with compatible charger, auxiliary cable, and table tripod
Bundle includes Studio Headphones for an optimal playback experience
Record up to 6 Simultaneous Channels at up to 24-bit/96kHz Audio
The Zoom H6 is the most advanced portable recorder ever, great for live recording as well as studio-quality music production
$234
4 out of 5 ratings for now because the tripod received is different from the one pictured. The one I got is thin, cheap trash made of plastic. The case is also worthless. Foam is present in only two compartments and only on one side. It is made of extremely thin, inexpensive plastic, which is not what you would anticipate for an electronic component. The headphones are also worthless. They have an average frequency response with what seems to be a bass enhancement, making them similar to headphones for young children. You'll enjoy these if you like bass and distortion. You won't enjoy them if you prefer more precise (and clear) sound reproduction. They actually have a pillow-covered speaker-like quality about them.My greatest complaint is that the VU meter on the recorder itself is essentially useless. You cannot see it unless you use an external microphone.Don't waste the extra money on this bundle, whatever you do. Simply purchase the extras separately. None of this material is up to par; I expected it to be at least adequate, but it's not.
4.5/5
Records at least 10 hours on a single AAA battery
Support WAV format (compatible with BWF format)
44.1kHz/48kHz, 16/24-bit linear PCM mono/poly recording
Media: microSD/SDHC cards (supports 32GBcapacities)
ENSURE YOU BUY GENUINE TASCAM PRODUCTS! Products from sellers which say ‘fulfilled by Amazon’ under the price MIGHT NOT be an authorized TASCAM reseller, and might not be selling genuine TASCAM products which would forfeit any manufacturer warranties.
Lavalier microphone with microphone clip and windscreen included (cable length: 160cm)
$234
First off, a fantastic product. Tascam is renowned for producing excellent recorders. I'll try to be as impartial as I can.Positives: Small package, large function.includes a microphone.has a headphone jack (Apple, take note). despite the fact that you work in different industries).Screws secure the microphone, preventing unintentional disconnections.Overall construction quality is good.Cons: Small screen (I don't mind it, but others might not).An occasionally noisy microphone (just buy another lav mic).Build flaw (see below).DEFECT: The screw lock on my model's microphone jack was defective, making it impossible for the lock to even operate. I have discussed this issue with numerous business professionals, and the following is what I have learned:On newly produced models, a faulty screw lock appears to be a prevalent problem; while it does not harm the device, it may render it unsuitable for use on those engaging in vigorous physical activity where the microphone can unplug. This problem allegedly has been resolved by purchasing a different lav mic, however I am unable to verify it. The likelihood of receiving a new defective model after exchanging the previous one is high. Professionals I've spoken with claim that despite returning their DR-10L to the vendor up to three times, they still received a subpar replacement. Additionally, you shouldn't rely on Tascam customer service because of their...not so stellar reputation (also noted by many of my peers).
4.5/5
Includes detachable x/Y capsule (xyh-5) with extended signal capacity and shock mounted mics for reduced handling noise
Four-track simultaneous recording; Built-in speaker: 400mw 8 Ω mono
Runs on 2 AA batteries and records directly to SD/ SDHC cards up to 32GB
Uses a system of interchangeable input capsules that can be swapped out as easily as the lens of a camera
Two mic/line inputs with XLR/TRS combo connectors each with selectable Phantom power and -20dB pad
$234
SYNOPSIS: A reliable, reasonably priced recording tool with a ton of capabilities for journalists, audio producers, and podcasters.A Marantz 671 that was recording went from a motorcycle and onto a busy freeway, so I had to replace it. Let's just say that it was beyond repair after being struck by around a dozen vehicles.I did the homework, chose the H5, and I'm satisfied with it, especially given that it's far less expensive, offers a vastly greater range of capabilities, and sounds at least as well as or better than what it replaced.The record level dials are fantastic. I appreciate the Zoom. The operation is fairly simple. The menus are easier to understand than most and are controlled by a little toggle switch. The mic capsules are adequate but not exceptional, so I'm not quite sold on them. Compared to my Shure VP-88, I bought the option MS (mid side) mic, and I was a little let down by the recording quality. However, the Zoom mic is almost exactly 1/10th the price, so...The included X/Y microphone has a high sensitivity to pops and wind. Additionally, the provided foam windscreen is not very helpful. If you choose this vehicle, obtain a windscreen that is fuzzy. I chose the Zoom model because it fits well and gives the recorder a smurf-like appearance. also Don King. But it works and is necessary for almost any recording, whether it is indoors or outside.Compression can be added to recordings if desired. The 'general' preset is set to a staggering 9/1 ratio, which is great for capturing background noise but useless otherwise. Although there is a "voice" preset with a much softer touch that would be helpful, I plan to keep my compression to post for the most part.While some people have complained about the battery life, I have actually found it to be rather good. Instead of phantom power, I've been using an external battery-powered microphone, so maybe that's the issue.The fact that the device sends a monitor signal to the headphones even when it isn't recording is the biggest downside for me so far. Maybe I'm just getting old, but I've set levels, double-checked that everything looked and sounded good, and then forgotten to press the record button, only to discover minutes later (or never) that nothing was actually recording. It would be helpful for me and other pathetic recordists if there was a mechanism to toggle the monitor so that you could only hear audio when you were actually recording. I haven't located it; if you're aware of its existence and can tell me where it is, please.Overall, nevertheless, an excellent machine that will be useful to me. If I remember to hit the record button.
4.2/5
Supports WAV Format (Compatible with BWF Format) &  Microsd/SDHC Cards Up to 32G
Easy-to-read EL Display | micro USB B Port enables Easy Data Transfer
Lavalier Microphone with Mic Clip Included | Sliding Record Switch & Hold Function
Automatic File Closing Function Prevent Data Loss |Low/Mid Low/Mid/High/High Plus Recording Level Settings | Low-Cut Filter
44.1Khz/48Khz, 16/24-Bit Linear Pcm Mono/Poly Recording
$234
I'm overjoyed with the Tascam DR-10L. I purchased two of them, and they are great. The microphones sound fantastic. The recorders have dual-level recording and are incredibly silent (a safety recording at -6db). The body pack is extremely small and concealable. About 8 to 10 hours are covered by a single AAA battery. They are dependable, well-made, and simple to use. I'll most certainly be purchasing more of these. I doubt Tascam could have performed the task any better. This product is the closest thing to perfection I've ever used!I only have one very minor complaint. The likelihood of finding an exact replacement microphone is extremely slim. Although I would love to carry a spare or two, I have never had to change one. However, at this price, it is just as easy to just purchase an additional recorder.I've used both of mine to record MANY hours of audio, and they're still in excellent condition. Mine is used by me for both inside and outdoor documentary filmmaking. These include onboard recording but are about the size of a VERY tiny wireless transmitter. I typically work with small staff and am not responsible for managing a wireless system. These eliminate all of that complexity. The main problem is that when editing, you must synchronize several wild audio streams (this is very easy with modern editors).For context, I also have numerous different vocal mics, on-camera microphones, a Zoom H4 and wired lavalier microphones, and I've owned a couple Zoom H4ns (which I replaced with the H6 - a much better product). I enjoy dialogue that is really clear, and these provide!
4.1/5
ENSURE YOU BUY GENUINE TASCAM PRODUCTS! Products from sellers which say ‘fulfilled by Amazon’ under the price MIGHT NOT be an authorized TASCAM reseller, and might not be selling genuine TASCAM products which would forfeit any manufacturer warranties.
4-channel mode that can be used for dual recording and nondestructive overdub recording, etc.
XLR/TRS inputs compatible with +4dBu line level / +48V
Functions as a 2in/ 2out USB Audio Interface for Mac, PC or iOS recording
High-quality unidirectional stereo condenser microphones that can record in A-B and X-Y positions
$234
I had done some research before buying this recorder because I had never owned one before. This past weekend, I used it for the first time to record my band performing live, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. I studied some of the handbook and watched a few YouTube lesson videos to become familiar enough with it to use it without much difficulty. In addition, I purchased a 32 GB SD card and an adaptor to allow me to attach it to a microphone stand. I made music for about three hours and forty-five minutes (WAV, 24 bit, 44.1 khz). I recorded each set on three distinct SD cards because I wasn't sure how big the files would end up becoming. The average file size was 1.3 GB. It recorded a separate backup file in dual mode, totaling about 8 GB (2.6 GB x 3). It turns out that I could have gotten by with only utilizing my single 32 GB card. In a rather small room, we used only the built-in microphones in A-B mode, lowered the input level down to 26, and raised the microphone about 8 feet in the air level with the PA speakers around 10 feet distant. Although the crowd was boisterous, it didn't at all overpower the music, and there was no cutting either. Each instrument's levels were accurately recorded. Drums, bass, guitar, and vocals were all clearly audible. I'm delighted I made the purchase based on this first-hand experience and the ease of use/learning curve, and I'd suggest it to someone else looking to utilize it to record live music.
4.1/5
Portable recorder
Portable recorder
Discontinued Model Replaced by Improved DR-05X
$234
Since I've been playing in bands for more than 15 years, songs occasionally get created, revised, and then forgotten from week to week. I've tried recording with only my phone, but the audio is awful. I've conducted complex multi-mic setups that were then mixed to a computer, but you still have to wait for someone to spend the time to deliver it to everyone after it has been mixed down. massive hassleSomeone in one of my former bands had one, and he would email songs to everyone within a few days of rehearsal, and they sounded quite decent, so I decided to get a Tascam DR-05. I bought this model, and after using it twice, I got tunes that didn't require any tweaking. You could hear each individual instrument clearly and without any distortion. We play loudly and with a lot of distortion, so I raised the recorder fairly high and set it up on a camera tripod in the back of the room (it has a hole for the mounting bracket). I am VERY pleased with the recordings I received. The actual recorder's interface takes some getting accustomed to, but once you do, it's not that difficult.As an aside, I just bought the Tascam iM2W, which is a microphone that attaches to an older iPhone and allows you to download a Tascam software to turn your phone into a portable recorder, immediately before I bought this. The sound quality was terrible, and I was unable to get the program to operate properly or record for longer than a few minutes at a time. It was just $15, and while I'm sure some people could use it, it was clearly not what I was looking for.
4.1/5
Two-channel Audio recorder supports up to 24-bit/96 kHz audio in BWF-compliant. Takes AAA batteries (best with Polaroid AAA batteries)
Records directly to micro SD and SDHC cards up to 32 GB
Compatible with Zoom microphone capsules
Includes lavalier microphone with windscreen, mic clip, and belt clip
One-touch button controls
$234
The main reason I got this recorder was to utilize it to capture the audio for YouTube videos. My beloved Zoom H6 multitrack recorder, with which I have a long-standing romantic relationship, is compatible with the F1 and all the many microphone accessories I now own for the H6. The lavalier microphone that came with the F1 is what I use the most of the time, but I've also used my SSH-6 shotgun mic and the EXH-6 XLR extension module to utilize a low-impedance XLR mic with the F1. Any low impedance microphone that doesn't require phantom power can be used with the EXH-6. There is no distortion because I have never been able to overwhelm the input signal and the Auto option on the Rec Level works perfectly. I'm not a big fan of the metal bars that make up the belt loop because I believe they a) add unnecessary bulk to the device, which would otherwise fit even more easily into a pocket, and b) really obstruct the doors to the battery compartment and micro SD slot, making it very challenging to remove the tiny, micro SD card from its slot. Otherwise, the F1 has a fantastic form factor. The sound quality is excellent. The audio you'll get from any camera's built-in mic is far better. And don't worry about post-production audio synchronisation. The ability to instantly sync the external audio with the camera audio is a feature that almost all video editing applications provide. Simply make sure that your camera's microphone is turned on so that the program has the two signals to compare and sync. You can avoid worrying about post-production audio synchronization if your camera has a mic input by connecting the F1's headphone output to the camera's input. Because of the F1's small size and convenient pocketability, you won't need to spend too much time navigating menus to complete your tasks. For its intended application, the F1 works virtually flawlessly, and I'd definitely buy it again.
4/5
The dual internal condenser microphones can handle anything from subtle to loud, with sensitivity to capture every detail
Connect to a PC using USB Audio Interface Mode for voiceover work, live streaming, podcasting and songwriting with studio-quality audio
Uses only two AA batteries, but can record for an outstanding 17.5 hours; It can also be powered by a USB mobile battery
ENSURE YOU BUY GENUINE TASCAM PRODUCTS! Products from sellers which say ‘fulfilled by Amazon’ under the price MIGHT NOT be an authorized TASCAM reseller, and might not be selling genuine TASCAM products which would forfeit any manufacturer warranties.
A revamped layout means operations like recording, adjusting levels, deleting bad takes and adding Markers are quick and easy
$234
fantastic stuff I've previously used Tascam equipment, but I needed a portable recorder for my musical endeavors and some basic songwriting. The recorder's sound quality and use have me incredibly happy. It handled my garage band playing at maximum volume with no problems, and I also particularly like the "Overdub" option (allows you to put down a quick idea and then layer parts over top of the original). On the device, you may essentially create a full-fledged "multi-track" demo. Quite cool! Some things I thought were a little odd Getting it into the overdub mode obviously requires consulting the handbook (I got the manual from the website so I could search it electronically), but once you're in that mode, layering recordings is a breeze. Since the device may be used as a USB interface, I also thought it weird that they did not include a USB cable. However, I already had an old cord from a cell phone lying around, and it worked just fine. I took this picture while using the Audacity program (free download). Overall, I'm quite happy with this recorder for the purpose I'm using it.
There are a few ways that you can go about recording your neighbor's sound. One way is to use a microphone and an audio recorder. You can set up the microphone near their property line and record the sound that way. Another way is to use a portable recorder and place it near their property line. This will allow you to record the sound without having to be near their property.
There are a few things you should consider when choosing a voice recorder. Firstly, consider what you will be using the recorder for. If you need it for professional use, then you will need a recorder with high-quality audio recording capabilities. If you just need it for personal use, then you can choose a recorder with lower quality audio recording. Secondly, consider the storage capacity of the recorder. You will need to make sure that the recorder has enough storage capacity to store all of your recordings. Finally, consider the price of the recorder. Voice recorders can range in price from a few
Voice recorders can last anywhere from a few hours to several days, depending on the model and brand. The average person usually gets about 8 hours of recording time on their voice recorder. However, if you are recording for long periods of time, you may want to consider investing in a higher-quality voice recorder that can last up to 24 hours.
TASCAM is a trusted name in the audio industry, known for their high quality and durable products. Their products are used by professionals and amateurs alike, and they offer a wide range of products to suit any budget. While their products are not the cheapest on the market, they are a good investment for anyone serious about audio quality.
I've had my Tascam DR-05X for a little over a year now, and I absolutely love it. I've used it for recording both music and podcasts, and it's been great for both. The sound quality is excellent, and it's very easy to use. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great recorder.
A portable audio recorder is a device used to record audio. It is typically small and portable, making it easy to carry around and use. Portable audio recorder typically have a built-in microphone and can record both audio and video.
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