This is a professional grade recorder. Assuming there are no problems with stuff like background noises, you can take the files from it and after very little "massaging" in a sound editor use them to master an album.
It also records into a memory card. And will get hours onto the card.
I heard about it on filkertom's LJ. He's a musician.
It's sort of like telling my friend mistresscayenne "You spent $2000 on a *camera*?"
I like the idea of a good "record to memory card" portable. But not enopugh to buy it at that price.
My first MP3 player (which I need to get sent back to the factory to have the batteries replaced since they no longer hold a charge) could record with a built-in mike, but I wouldn't make any bets about the resulting sound quality.
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It also records into a memory card. And will get hours onto the card.
I heard about it on
It's sort of like telling my friend
Pros need the expensive gear.
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For that matter, you might enjoy reading his LJ since he does a fair number of posts about audio hardware and software.
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My first MP3 player (which I need to get sent back to the factory to have the batteries replaced since they no longer hold a charge) could record with a built-in mike, but I wouldn't make any bets about the resulting sound quality.
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