[Harp-L] Simple Recording Method choices

[B Boggs <ceudoazul@xxxxxxxxx>]

Walter,
  After years of using a small cassette recorder (and boxes of tapes), I invested in a Roland Edirol R-09. I got mine at Guitar Center several months ago. I just downloaded a firmware revision that expands the memory capacity to 4 GigaBytes, which is over 5 hours of recording at 16-bit WAV (uncompressed). It can record at 24-bit and MP3 with corresponding differences in the amount of time you can record.
  The built-in mics work surprisingly well (better mic can be added) for loud and quieter music by adjusting mic gain. Downloading files from the SansDIsc of this cigarette-sized recorder into a laptop is easy and the CD's I burn in 16-bit sound good enough for bands to want to use for demos for jobs.
  Of course, there are many other good choices. 
  No regrets on getting a good recorder, I had problems with the MobiBlu and the extra $  to get a good recorder is well worth it.
   
  Brian
   
   
   
  Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2007 09:51:13 -0400
From: "Walter Joyce" <wtjoyce45@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [Harp-L] Simple Recording Method
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx


Can anyone offer advice for a simple recording setup?

I'd like to record myself acoustically when i practice so I can play it
 
back. I'd also like to be able to upload what I record when it gets to
 the 
point where I want to share for critique.


Thank you.



       
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