[Harp-L] Short review - Edirol R-09 digital recorder
I recently bought a Roland Edirol R-09 pocket digital recorder. I
wanted it to record my band at practice and gigs for our own self-
critique - not to produce recordings. It is STUNNINGLY good for the
job. Easy to use, flexible. AGC or manual record level control. You
can learn more about it by googling it - but I just made a recording
for the purpose of letting people hear what a Kalamazoo sounds like
for my web site.
Unrehearsed, I just played a Jamie Abersold jam track on the stereo
in my living room and noodled for a few verses, trying to expose
open, loose and tightly cupped drive into the amp, with single notes,
chords and octaves. I wasn't trying for any compositional integrity!
Anyway, I think the recording quality was quite good. Although the
Edirol is capable of recording to .WAV, I recorded straight to MP3 at
low compression (44khz sample, 320Kbit) With the 2Gb memory card I
got with it for $29, that gives me over 13 hours of capacity!!!
The file is as it came straight out of the recorder, no post-processing.
Here it is: http://www.blowsmeaway.com/sounds/ZOO_sample_2.MP3
/Greg
http://www.blowsmeaway.com
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