Portable recording

thewarmth · 13th June 2007

I am looking for something portable that I can carry around and record everyday sounds with high quality. I was looking at the M-Audio MicroTrack 24/96. Does anyone know anything about this? Would I need an external microphone to go with it, and if so whats a good one? Also would it need a preamp?

~Zenshin Suru~ · 18th December 2008

Here you go if you haven't found this already: M-AUDIO - MicroTrack II - Professional 2-Channel Mobile Digital Recorder . It comes with a stereo T kind of microphone that plugs into the recorder via eighth inch input. It also has TRS inputs etc. And yes you can adapt XLR to quarter inch TRS if you want to use regular mics wired XLR. Phantom power works on most microphones, but it is not a full fourty eight volts.
No one else responded to your post because you should do more research on your own before posting on slutz.

sonare · 18th December 2008

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Originally Posted by ~Zenshin Suru~

No one else responded to your post because you should do more research on your own before posting on slutz.

Well said!

Rich

Ozpeter · 18th December 2008

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No one else responded to your post because you should do more research on your own before posting on slutz.

No one else responded recently because the question is about 18 months old - hardly worth resurrecting now, I would have thought.

**Remoteness** · 19th December 2008

Yes, but keep in mind that Gearslutz (or at least this forum) is an open book.
Unless the thread is locked anything can be rehashed.

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thewarmth Gear interested Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 23 Thread Starter	Portable recording I am looking for something portable that I can carry around and record everyday sounds with high quality. I was looking at the M-Audio MicroTrack 24/96. Does anyone know anything about this? Would I need an external microphone to go with it, and if so whats a good one? Also would it need a preamp?

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18th December 2008	#2
~Zenshin Suru~ Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2008 Location: Sebastopol, Ca Posts: 221	Here you go if you haven't found this already: M-AUDIO - MicroTrack II - Professional 2-Channel Mobile Digital Recorder . It comes with a stereo T kind of microphone that plugs into the recorder via eighth inch input. It also has TRS inputs etc. And yes you can adapt XLR to quarter inch TRS if you want to use regular mics wired XLR. Phantom power works on most microphones, but it is not a full fourty eight volts. No one else responded to your post because you should do more research on your own before posting on slutz.