Yeah, but it's usually then recorded on a mobile phone. But I'll see about the
output jack suggestion.
Cheers,
On 9 Jun 2014, at 21:17, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
isn't sound part of a typical ultrasound nowadays? you could record the
monitor sound when she goes for her next scan.
I would definitely say that would need to be through ultrasound. But the
ultrasound was so audible when we had our baby we could have recorded it and
would have if we had thought about it. That could've been done just with an
iPhone. If you could get access to the jack you would get a great
Hi, For all you know they might even use pro tools to do the recording
of the sounds so if you wish to ask when they go in for their followup
who knows you might help others to it does not hurt to ask and who knows
what might happen. Nick Gawronski
On 6/11/2014 7:14 AM, Chris Norman wrote:
Hiya all,
I know this is pretty off topic so I'm sorry, but google has turned up nothing.
My sister is pregnant, and would like to get a home recording of her baby's
heart beat.
We tried simply putting a mic hard against her abdomen, but aside from getting
an ear full of her latest meal, there
isn't sound part of a typical ultrasound nowadays? you could record
the monitor sound when she goes for her next scan.
At 04:12 PM 6/9/2014, you wrote:
Hiya all,
I know this is pretty off topic so I'm sorry, but google has turned
up nothing.
My sister is pregnant, and would like to get a
Most of the ultrasound devices today have even an output jack that you could
probably tap into to get the sound.
If they want to charge you for a trip to the Lab for such a thing then try
contacting a local Midwife or Doula to see if they have a device and might be
willing to do it for you.
J.
