I have no comparison to other such relatively small digital recording
units. I use it for my CD & DVD Productions and have to say I'm very
impressed. Overall quality of sound is very good. Easy to use. I have
no need for all the extra knobs on larger mixing consoles. I'm a
straight through recording type, recording the sond as it is. It's a
joy being able to record for several hours remembering the 80's where
I used cassette tapes and had to very quickly reverse them in a dead
moment during a concert.
Roland states batterylife of about 2 hours I think. I was thinking of
trying to find a seperate 9V batterypack. Haven't looked yet, but
surely somebody must have something like that. Batterypacks for mini
DV videocameras last me well over 2 hours and can be recharged. Do
you use rechargable batteries? That would serve me quite well.
:-)
Paul Delcour
Op 10-jun-2007, om 23:24 heeft Neil Bruce het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Been using the R4 for a while with a Soundfield mic and had no really
> battery issues. I guess in terms of location recording (film?) the
> battery life might be considered bad, but I have been consistantly
> getting 3-4 hours recording before needing a change. I would also be
> interested if there is a separate battery pack.
>
> How are you finding the unit? I quite like ours.
>
> All the best
>
> Neil
>
> Paul Delcour wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> does anyone use an Edirol R4 and if so, are they using AA batteries
>> or a seperate 9V batterypack? I'd like to use it in the field, but
>> batterylife is pretty awful. I normally use it for location
>> recording.
>>
>> :-)
>>
>> Paul Delcour
>>
>>
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> sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie
> Krause
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