a
Date: Sun Jun 21, 2009 1:54 am ((PDT))
Hi. A couple of weeks ago I had the chance to sound-walk with a friend
that has the Sony PCM-D50. It is definitely a great machine for that
kind of recorder, the sound is pretty clear and definite.
Unfortunately I've got different needs for my recordings and for the
same price I would buy an Edirol R44 (and save some money) so I can
have 4 XLR input tracks that the sony doesn't have. I also do not
prefer that stereo mic configuration so much. But if you need a pocket
recorder and you can afford it, is the actual best product, in my
point of view.
Nice blog guys and amazing places. I was unable to playback any of
your sound on Firefox, I don't know why; the only one that opened up
is the "Noisy owls in the backwoods" that is still there buffering. I
tried with Safari and finally I enjoyed some of your pretty nice
recordings.
In the "crescent city jetty sounds" I can hear some limiting. Is it on
the original recording?
:-)
Emanuele
>
>
> It's bee a while since I've been on this group. Had to sign up as a
> new member again. I just purchased this Sony recorder and am amazed
> at the sound quality. I've had the Fostex FR-2LE (too big), Olympus
> LS-10 (ok), and the Zoom H2 (cheaply made). The PCM-D50 is extremely
> low noise and very durable. I have posted a few recordings on my
> website at www.floridanomads.com. Let me know what you think.
>
|