Recording on the fly: Digitial Recorders?

[housekeys]

I too can vouch for the zoom h4n from personal experience, that is what I use and I have no complaints whatsoever. Definitely recommend it to anyone in the market for a standalone recorder.

[MRG12EG]

theres a amzon furfilled seller selling the mikey for 35 brand new... worth the punt if it dont work you can just send it back....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-lis...&condition=new

i actually just bought one from the same seller but used (like new) for £25

does anyone know what the best lighting to 30pin cable to get?? will the cheap £1 wires work???

[jakeintox]

I use a Tascam (DR-40) and I love it, both for capturing live sound and recording direct off a board. has both a pair of xlrs and an 1/8th inch input.

[TwistedPanda]

I do video production as a day job and used to use the H4N for my audio but I've actually just started using my iPhone with the iRig Pre and the FiRe2 app. Audio quality is perfect and it's got Dropbox integration and everything. Might be a worthwhile, relatively cheap option.

[makar1]

The iRig Pre looks like it's exclusively for mono microphone input, rather than the stereo line inputs you'd need for recording a set.

[TwistedPanda]

The iRig Pre looks like it's exclusively for mono microphone input, rather than the stereo line inputs you'd need for recording a set.

Ah, yeah, you're right. My bad.