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Re: adding sound
Helmut Schierer 2005-Mar-20 21:10:00
Bostjan,
so are there MD-Recorders available with a "real" USB-Interface where you
directly can copy your self-recorded audio like any other file? I've never found
one. Always thought that sony doesn't allow that useful feature.
Can you recommend one, where that is possible?
Until now I'm always transferring the audio via mic-in or line-in (with bleeding
heart because the original quality of an MD-Recorder is superior - also with
self-built microphones I use ...).
Thanks,
Helmut
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Bostjan Burger schrieb:
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> Mini Disc recorder is the optimal sound recording device with me. I do use it for four years - now I have the 'second' generation, which can be plug-in PC/Mac via USB as external disc. The price of about 200 EURO or even less for a new one is very reasonable price when you get also cheap external storage media. Very handy for a travel backup as I do (still) not have a CD/DVD burner on my notebook. When the MD is full I do send it home as the backup but also keeping images on the HD of my notebook. The second way I do record the sound is with the camera...
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> Mickael Therer <#removed#> wrote:
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> Jim,
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> if you're to go for ambient sound any voice recorder
> in the 11kHz band won't do it, go for sth that has a broader
> dynamic range. The better the quality of your
> input device and your recorder te better the sound when
> processed. I use a mini-disc and stereo microphones and
> havn't heard of an mp3 player with a decent line-in dynamic
> range, maybe someone else has?
> you can find second-hand minidiscs easily and a very decent
> micropjone can be bought for 75-100$
> results can be heard here:
> http://mediapiculture.net/360days/360/26/invaders-strands
> a voice recorder would make it sound like a 1995 modem
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> mickael
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> --- In #removed#, Jim Watters <#removed#> wrote:
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>>This wwp I have been telling myself I will add sound. I have been
>>looking at mp3 players but don't think most cut it when it comes to
>>sound recording. I have been looking at ones with a line in jack so I
>>could plug an external mic (not that I own a good mic).
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>>Does anyone have any experience with the built in voice recording and
>>the line in recording of mp3 players?
>>I don't want to spend a whole lot of money because I will probably
>>replace it in a year with one with a huge hard drive. Then again I
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>>decent quality. I can not justify purchasing a voice recorder only but
>>by combining it with a mp3 player
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>>my current idea is Samsung YP-MT6X 512MB MP3 Player. Any reason not to
>>go with this.
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>>The next thing I will need is a tutorial to add sound. Directional
>>sound in the future but right now just ambient sound. I plan to
>>purchase and shoot tomorrow (today, :-( I need to get to bed ).
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>>--
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>> Jim Watters
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>> Graphic Software Developer
>> http://photocreations.ca
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