[HANASHIR:7293] Re: Recommendations on tape recorders and computer program

[Freedabet <Freedabet...>]

What about transferring the recording (or parts of it) to a computer or CD-A? 
 Is that included, or available, or does it require a fancier recorder?

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> Date: Saturday, 04-Nov-00 10:50 PM
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> From: Ellie Knepler            \ Internet:    (ellie (at) pobox(dot)com)
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> Subject:  [HANASHIR:7287] Re: Recommendations on tape recorders and 
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> Ros,
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> I'll second Penny's recommendation of a portable minidisc recorder. I
> use mine to do live recording, both of events like HN and of myself
> practicing so I can hear how I sound. I also use it to record CDs I
> borrow from the library. It works like a CD player in that you can skip
> back and forth from track to track by pressing a button (no rewinding!).
> One thing that's especially handy is that you can create your own track
> marks within a song, so you can easily mark one part and then play it
> back over and over again to your heart's content--great if you are
> trying to learn music from a recording. The sound is really clear. Very
> little background hiss.
> 
> It ain't cheap though: the player itself cost about $250 (though I've
> seen them as low as about $180); the microphone is extra. I have a Sony
> MZ-R55 (since discontinued, but I think there is a new, similar model).
> The discs cost about $2 apiece, cheaper if you buy them in quantity.
> They hold 74 minutes (same as a CD) and you can re-record on them an
> infinite number of times.
> 
> Shavua Tov,
> 
> Ellie Knepler
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