I am a professional violinist, looking for advice on a portable digital recorder to use in daily practice and recording of rehearsals. I want something small enough to always have it in my fiddle case, yet deliver sound quality good enought from the build in mics to use in demo recordings for my website.

I recently received some field recordings done with some sort of Sony digital 'walkman' style recorder. They sound FANTASTIC.

I would like to get a portable recorder to take with me on my travels,not sure which portable is the best bang for the buck? Thanks

Hi

Situation: 4 guys talking around a table with a small mono tape casette recorder on the table using the built in mic. This is a teacher-student conference.

Results: Two guys come out with adequate volume, two don't.

Goal: Get all four people recorded with adequate volume.

Hi

I'm buying a portable digital recorder, with built in mics. My options are Microtrack 24/96, Edirol R-01, Edirol R-09, and Zoom H4.

iknow this is old question, but i cant seem to find the info i need in the archieves. I'm currently shopping for portable recorder either analog or digital under the price, if possible, $500. ive been using analog for the range such as nagra, marantz pmd, and consumer grade cassette tape recorders.

Hi!
I'm thinking about hanging around recording sounds (animals, cars, noises, whatever) to try and play with them. And so i need a portable recorder... 2 tracks ought to be enough (mono or stereo miking), and needs to be plain simple to use.
I was thinking about a minidisc... any suggestions?
By the way, can I use other mics than those designed for the minidisc?

Hi, I'm looking into either DAT, or HD recorder for recording samples. Sound quality is top priority. Could anyone please give me some advice or recommendations? :roll:

Thank you

P.S.
what do you think of PMD670?