Re: (313) mp3 recorder
Yes, i agree. Gemini's quality is far from good. But this digital recorder they launched is quite the only one small, afordable and simple enough to carry around. To record live sets, for instance. Gemini has a history here in Brazil. For a long time, gemini mixers were the only ones we had here. Some old time djs are still using gemini mixers cause they got so used to them they prefer not to get around with better equipment. Well, my first mixer was a gemini too. The sound was lame, the faders were heavy like parking breaks. But, it was tough. And still works. Rough. :-D The advantage of a long time mixing with crap mixers is that you experience some peace of cake time mixing with better ones. It was so simple for an iPod record line in sound in mp3 format. I guess it's just not the market for the product. I could choose the gemini recorder. But would have to try first. Kw On 11/05/2006, at 10:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If it's Gemini the same company that makes the mixers and such - I'd be wary about it. Overall I think their products are budget level intro equipment that will eventually fail in one way or another. Sooner than you'd like too. I'd take the £99 and save it, add to it and buy something better. that's been my experience with Gemini MEK Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/10/2006 07:26:22 AM: There's a small box from Gemini called the i-Key which is pretty handy- it records to a USB memory stick with variable bit rates- after the recording is over you stick the memory stick into your computer and burn the audio file straight to CD- currently sells for £99 here in the UK cheers Jason On 10 May 2006, at 11:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
There's a small box from Gemini called the i-Key which is pretty handy- it records to a USB memory stick with variable bit rates- after the recording is over you stick the memory stick into your computer and burn the audio file straight to CD- currently sells for £99 here in the UK cheers Jason On 10 May 2006, at 11:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
If it's Gemini the same company that makes the mixers and such - I'd be wary about it. Overall I think their products are budget level intro equipment that will eventually fail in one way or another. Sooner than you'd like too. I'd take the £99 and save it, add to it and buy something better. that's been my experience with Gemini MEK Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/10/2006 07:26:22 AM: There's a small box from Gemini called the i-Key which is pretty handy- it records to a USB memory stick with variable bit rates- after the recording is over you stick the memory stick into your computer and burn the audio file straight to CD- currently sells for £99 here in the UK cheers Jason On 10 May 2006, at 11:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
(313) mp3 recorder
never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
Hi Marcel, I dont have mine any more due to some over zealous tidying whilst drunk but an iRiver can record as a .wav or as a .mp3 and I think you can even select from a variety of compression settings. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
Yep - I've got an iriver - it's got a line in and you can direct encode to mp3, ogg, wma, wav - at any bitrate you wish. On 10/05/2006, at 8:32 PM, David Beattie wrote: Hi Marcel, I dont have mine any more due to some over zealous tidying whilst drunk but an iRiver can record as a .wav or as a .mp3 and I think you can even select from a variety of compression settings. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
RE: (313) mp3 recorder
I have the Iriver 340 its coming up to 3 years old now, it has a line/mic in for mp3 recording and I think you can record in a range of bit rates up to 320kbps or as wav. Seem to be really stable and hasn't ever crashed on me. At the time it outperfomed many products on the market as it had radio, video playback and photo storage and didn't require any additional software like Itunes etc to connect to your pc. Have a look at http://www.misticriver.net if you need to know more. Cheers. Rav -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 10 May 2006 11:08 To: 313 Subject: (313) mp3 recorder never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-) To view the terms under which this email is distributed, please go to http://disclaimer.leedsmet.ac.uk/email.htm
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
The iAudio mp3 players are also very highly regarded. There is a small dongle required for line-in recording, but for most people it's not an issue to carry that around. A friend just got the X5 and it looks well nice. He's a heavy user and very happy with it. These have definitely got iRivers beat cosmetically but in almost every other way they compete as well: http://eng.iaudio.com/ Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk - Original Message - From: Mann, Ravinder [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 11:32 AM Subject: RE: (313) mp3 recorder I have the Iriver 340 its coming up to 3 years old now, it has a line/mic in for mp3 recording and I think you can record in a range of bit rates up to 320kbps or as wav. Seem to be really stable and hasn't ever crashed on me. At the time it outperfomed many products on the market as it had radio, video playback and photo storage and didn't require any additional software like Itunes etc to connect to your pc. Have a look at http://www.misticriver.net if you need to know more. Cheers. Rav -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 10 May 2006 11:08 To: 313 Subject: (313) mp3 recorder never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-) To view the terms under which this email is distributed, please go to http://disclaimer.leedsmet.ac.uk/email.htm
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
Ditto: iRiver. Perfect for recording with. Also check out www.rockbox.org which extends the capabilities of the mp3 player. N Yep - I've got an iriver - it's got a line in and you can direct encode to mp3, ogg, wma, wav - at any bitrate you wish. On 10/05/2006, at 8:32 PM, David Beattie wrote: Hi Marcel, I dont have mine any more due to some over zealous tidying whilst drunk but an iRiver can record as a .wav or as a .mp3 and I think you can even select from a variety of compression settings. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
If you want a balanced input via XLR, you can look at products from Mrantz and M-Audio. Both of them have really nice, solid-state flash- memory recorders. However, you're looking at $500+ for that badness. LMGM On May 10, 2006, at 6:21 AM, Nik Stoltzman wrote: Ditto: iRiver. Perfect for recording with. Also check out www.rockbox.org which extends the capabilities of the mp3 player. N Yep - I've got an iriver - it's got a line in and you can direct encode to mp3, ogg, wma, wav - at any bitrate you wish. On 10/05/2006, at 8:32 PM, David Beattie wrote: Hi Marcel, I dont have mine any more due to some over zealous tidying whilst drunk but an iRiver can record as a .wav or as a .mp3 and I think you can even select from a variety of compression settings. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
