Hi,

I have a basic karaoke system and now I want to add a good digital recorder to my system so I can record our songs. Output will come from my mixer then to the recorder.

A couple of weeks ago I had to upgrade from a 4 track Tascam Portastudio 414mk2 cassette to a Tascam DP03 digital recorder because I couldnt find new blank cassettes and I dont use ebay.So,I upgraded.Brought a brand new DP03.I have it set up with:
Roland RD700sx stage piano,
Roland KC350 amp and a
mic with XLR plug.

I'm looking for a (portable) digital recorder, battery-powered, 3 or more XLR ins, phantom pw. Portability not an issue, however complete standaloneness would be definitely nice. Maybe Zoom H6. Any better ideas?

I have been happily using the Zoom H4N and have recorded lots of wonderful nature sounds, and now I am looking to bump up the quality of my nature field-recordings by buying a field recorder with QUIET preamps .

BUT, unfortunately I don't have the money for one of those kick-butt Sound Devices machines. .

Is this a good route to take?
My vision now is recording/overdubbing instruments into an Alesis hd24xr...

http://www.Alesis.com/hd24xr

After that i'd like to put all the tracks through a compressor.

Finally ordered the Korg MR2000SBK. Should be here in a few weeks. If you are using this already, or want to discuss it, please chime in :)
My current set-up will be:

DAW: Sequoia 12 > DA x 16> MixDream>Dangerous Master>MR2000SBK.

MR-2000S-BK Features:

• Compact 1U design is ideal for studio or live sound application

I need a small stereo recorder to record mostly sound effects, i will sue external microphone (mkh 40, mkh 30)
is anyone of you experienced on Tascam dr 40 and Tascam dr 100?

Hi! I am interested in doing line-in recordings and I need something portable. After realising that my laptop (using Realtek ALC892) could do only 16bit/192khz recordings, I decided to research more and had the following options.

Hello, I am new to the world of sound recording. I just found a used Tascam DR-05 that I put on lay away for mainly recording nature and live stuff. Any one use this? What would be a good, inexpensive mike for nature recording. I am thinking of a shotgun type.

Hello,

I'm a newbie and would like to buy a digital voice recorder mostly to record interviews and conferences. I didn't find an article in the http://recording.or… Articles[/]="http://recording.or… Articles[/] section about the top brands and models for DVRs.