Steven Ranft <[email protected]> wrote: > Has anyone tried using a Digital Voice Recorder?
I actually tried and was successful using a TASCAM DR-05 digital recorder to save and load programs from a Jupiter Ace last week-end (full disclosure, that was an Omni128HQ in Jupiter Ace mode; I'm not the lucky owner of a real Jupiter Ace :o)). The tricky part is that the output signal from the computer is quite high compared to voice, and even at the lowest available recording level, I still got some "peak" alerts (the led that blinks when the signal is too loud). Also I had to disable all automatic "sound improvement" features but it did work reliably in the end. I couldn't try with a M100 because I don't own the needed cables but it should work if you can find the correct recording level. I used 24bits WAV mono files at 44.1k sampling rate (you can probably be good with lower settings, but I didn't want to take any chance to lose the saved data). Now, this is not exactly great on the "user friendly" side. I suppose you could connect the recorder to a PC and rename the files you saved so you can find more easily which one contains what, but if I had to use this on a daily basis I'll try to find some cheap TZXDuino and adapt the firmware to support the M100. Eric
