Hello to all. I just bought a used Sony mz-rh910 minidisc recorder but, as it came from ebay, it came with little else but the unit and the seller's recorded disc, so I'm trying to figure out how to use it.

Does anyone have a simple system they can recommend for recording maybe 1 or 2 tracks to some sort of hard-disk/flash based recorder? It's a line-level source from band practice. I don't need high quality, just something to keep track of that new song/riff you came up with, or maybe something to stream on a website.

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 was wondering if anyone knows good or bad things about the new fostex mr8 hd. I have the original mr8 and its been very good. I know how to use digital recorders so the education isn't a factor. It seems like a GREAT deal for 4 tracks simultaneous and a 40 gig hard drive. Thanks

hi. i record onto a Yamaha aw4416 hard disk recorder and love it except for the limited editing capabilities. instead of switching over to a computer based system and losing the tactile interface and ease of use, i was thinking about transfering tracks (as wav files) to my laptop for editing. i won't need to track, use plugins or anything beyond fixing a timing mistake here and there.

Hi,

I was wondering if anybody had some suggestions for a decent CD recorder that can be used to record practice sessions. it would probably need to be dual deck or atleast have the ability to duplicate discs fairly quickly for multiple people. and of course, money is an object.

I have the RH910 Hi-MD recorder. I go to a certain concert each year and one of the band members just hooks his md up to the soundboard with a "Y" cable and then gives me the disc.

they say that Terry date who produced successful CDs of limp bizkit,deftones etc... used tape for recording or tracking.

therefore i was interested in tape recording.
but i am absolutely novice about tape recording..therefore i didn't buy any tape recorder...
BTW i found the following link... the element is that magnetic tapes is better store format than burned CD

Hi.. I'm new here! Came here via a link to the RecorderMan method thread. Just starting out with this whole home recording studio thing, and I'd like to try out the RecorderMan method on my drums. But I need some suggestions for some microphones. I need a pair of microphones that I can use for both overhead, and later for close Micing the snare/kick drum. (I only have two inputs).

Hi !

First of all, happy new year to all !...

This is my first post here and, i don't know if i have to introduce myself, i'd just say i'm an amateur who wants to make decent quality recordings ;-)...