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Roland R-09 Portable Recorder

The rise of cheap, good audio gear has made it harder and harder to figure out where consumer gear ends and the pro stuff begins. Take this wee recorder, for example. It has a 44.1- or 48kHz sample rate, 24-bit resolution, a stereo mic, and records MP3s and WAVs. There's even gain and filters on this thing and a very busy front LCD. Overall, this won't cut it for super-pro recording, but it definitely looks like a great interview recorder or even for grabbing live music. It's $399 and should be available soon. More »

1:23 PM on Tue Mar 28 2006
By johnb
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Latest by jrghoull: i see audio technology (as well as alot of other stuff) as devices that are quickly heading towards a brick wall. Not in terms of failure, i'm sure plenty of plenty, have lots of uses for it, such as Recording more »

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HD VJ Mixing: Edirol V-440 HD

VJing is about to go high-def. Video mixing is usually synonymous with lower resolutions, but Edirol's new V-440 HD, due in December, is capable of mixing formats up to 1080i. The V-440 HD has full mixing features like Edirol's other mixers, including chroma-keying. The extra pixels come at a price — $12,995 — but compared to other high-end solutions, Edirol is staking out increasingly-affordable territory for video. People will wonder how they ever tripped out to NTSC. More »

9:32 AM on Tue Oct 18 2005
By johnb
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Superstar VJ, Here We Go

Superstar VJs: now you can mix video on your laptop without looking quite so nerdy, thanks to the Darth Vader-black Edirol MD-P1 video controller. Combined with the Mac/Windows motion dive .tokyo software (screenshot after the break), jamming with video and even Flash animations is simple, and the buttons and cross-fader feel terrific and are thoughtfully laid out. If you want to make your audience trip out while you're playing your keyboards, either manually assign MIDI or use the automatic assignments for many Roland and Edirol keyboards. It's not HD, but you might at least get it up to (cough) 640x480 on a fast computer. $500, shipping this month. More »

8:25 PM on Mon Oct 17 2005
By johnb
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