| Subject: | Simultaneous recording with two digital recorders? |
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| From: | "soundings23" soundings23 |
| Date: | Fri Jun 8, 2012 7:35 am ((PDT)) |
Hi All ... I currently use an Edirol R-09 for my recordings. But I've just picked up cheap secondhand Sony PCM M10. I read that if you're recording soundcapes such as waves on a beach multiple recording points are recommended. (http://www.michaelgallagher.co.uk/archives/tag/chris-watson) Has anyone had experience of recording on two independant digital recoders, using say a handclap to provide a sync point, then mixing/layering them together later. Does this work? Will they stay in sync? Any recomendations on positioning in general? I could of course just go and experiment ... but its nice to perpare! cheers T |
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