EVERYTHING we do in our post-production facility is at 24-bit, even if
the final product is 16-bit or less!! The reason is that EVERY TIME
you do ANYTHING to that file, i.e. change the volume or do a
fade-in/out or make a simple edit or whatever, you're changing the
'number'.
Everytime the
The Tascam HD P2 is a compact flash recorder, which I can't claim to
have used, that does up to 192kHz (get a big flash card!), and has
timecode input for wannabe filmmakers.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/HDP2/
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Skunk
Skunk;166368 Wrote:
The Tascam HD P2 is a compact flash recorder, which I can't claim to
have used, that does up to 192kHz (get a big flash card!), and has
timecode input for wannabe filmmakers.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/HDP2/
Wow that is cool! - time to retire the Nagra...
Try to find the one that Geir Jenssen (from Biosphere) used to record
his climb on the world's sixth highest mountain (album name: Cho Oyu
8201M - www.touchmusic.org.uk). His field recordings (along with
Hazaard's and Christian Fennesz's) are pretty awesome indeed.
MC
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ModelCitizen
Now
I'm sure the audio quality doesn't quite compare with the Tascam, but
portability is a huge plus.
I was comparing the M Audio Microtrack and the Edirol R 09.
I'm leaning towards the latter.
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mmg_fan
mmg_fan's
I've had one of the Tascam HD-P2s for almost 8-months and LOVE IT!
Media is getting cheaper all the time, too. I've got 4-2GB cards and a
4GB card. Each 2GB card can do almost 2-hours at 44.1kHz/24-bit. It'll
take digital in (S/PDIF) and lock to external wordclock or video sync as
well as
ModelCitizen;166391 Wrote:
His field recordings (along with Hazaard's and Christian Fennesz's) are
pretty awesome indeed.
MC
There is a sample of Birds Feeding on Biscuits, which sounds good even
as mp3, but he used a minidisc recorder and Sony mic*, not to mention
not much mic muff. Maybe
ModelCitizen;166391 Wrote:
His field recordings (along with Hazaard's and Christian Fennesz's) are
pretty awesome indeed.
MC
There is a sample of Birds Feeding on Biscuits, which sounds good even
as mp3, but he used a minidisc recorder and Sony mic*, not to mention
not much mic muff. Maybe
