Wel, if you in the US, you can buy from the Olympus store online, or
you can try scanacan.com if I have it correct, or try find another
dealer. I think that handy tech north America also get them, not sure
if they got the ls100, and it cost about 399 dollars. It talk about 90
to 95%, it does not
Hmm, hey guys something caught my interest, multi track in a portable
recorder?
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Yes, that's the ls100. It can do up to 8 tracks.
On 23/08/2013, Curtis Delzer curtis1...@verizon.net wrote:
Hmm, hey guys something caught my interest, multi track in a portable
recorder?
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K 6 V F O
San Bernardino, CA.
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Yes, that's the ls100. It can do up to 8 tracks.
Ok, and, all righty then, where do I find one, or how much does it cost,
and, sheesh, so full of questions, how much does it talk, etc.
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Ah problem is, well as far as the newest ones go anyways, they are gone.
The
old ones I had seen there on BCT but Larry told me at the NFB
, even though they're not on BCT.
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Ah problem is, well as far as the newest
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thanks. i would have gotten an ls100 if the menues were spoken so i could
really use the multy track recording aspects.
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: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 3:54 PM
Subject: Re: best digital recording thats blind friendly
The Olympus models with voice guidance are probably the most accessible
general-market recorders. I have the LS7. The LS100 is also very good.
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since humans
can't even hear above about 20 khz.
in
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Yeah, I'd go
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in my opinion 96.1 khz 24 kbps is overkill for most recording since
humans can't even hear above about 20 khz.
in
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For most situations there's little point, we're talking about 2 different
things here, you're talking about HD Movies - which incidentally are sampled
at 192KHZ 24 bit and we're talking about hand held digital recorders
recording since
humans can't even hear above about 20 khz.
in
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Yeah, I'd go
He has an FTP site. I don't know if they are they are there.
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No, you can't pause but the H1 does start recording immediately to a new
file so that's pausing in a roundabout way and as I also mentioned some time
ago, you can Mark portions of a recording so you could for example mark a
portion that you
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O, and the ls14 also go up to 96/24bit.
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Why do people doubt the ls14? Why is it kind of cool? Its equal or at
least very close to the ls100. Just cheaper
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Why do people doubt the ls14? Why is it kind of cool? Its equal or at least
very close to the ls100. Just cheaper. The micks are quiet and can handle
Really? Where!
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There are still some on the web, even though
Just put Neal Ewers recorder review in to a search engine.
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Really
Ah okay.
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Just put Neal Ewers recorder review in to a search
Don't want to repeat myself over and over smile but for the price you can't
really go past the Zoom H1 recorder which is available for under $100.00 if you
look around, I've had mine now for nearly 3 years and just wouldn't do without
it, I use it to record everything from live good quality
The Olympus models with voice guidance are probably the most accessible
general-market recorders. I have the LS7. The LS100 is also very good.
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thanks. it looks really good.
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Subject: Re: best digital recording thats blind friendly
Don't want to repeat myself over and over
: best digital recording thats blind friendly
The Olympus models with voice guidance are probably the most accessible
general-market recorders. I have the LS7. The LS100 is also very good.
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There's no doubting that Voice Guidance is a help to some people.
The Zoom H1 is perfectly accessible, doesn't have voice guidance but is a lot
cheaper!
If you know how to operate a casette recorder than you can easily operate a
Zoom H1, just press the Record button and recording starts, press
Yeah, I'd go with the Olympus ones. Even the LS-7 might do since you don't
seem to be too demanding on sound quality. I recommend this one since it
does 96 KHZ 24 Bit. So does the H1 but my problem is you can't pause whilst
recording.
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thanks. i would have gotten an ls100 if the menues were spoken so i could
really use the multy track recording aspects.
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: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 11:10 PM
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thanks. i would have gotten an ls100 if the menues were spoken so i could
really use the multy track recording aspects.
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recording thats blind friendly
There's no doubting that Voice Guidance is a help to some people.
The Zoom H1 is perfectly accessible, doesn't have voice guidance but is a
lot cheaper!
If you know how to operate a casette recorder than you can easily operate
a Zoom H1, just press the Record
: best digital recording thats blind friendly
Yeah, I'd go with the Olympus ones. Even the LS-7 might do since you don't
seem to be too demanding on sound quality. I recommend this one since it
does 96 KHZ 24 Bit. So does the H1 but my problem is you can't pause
whilst
recording.
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[mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of tim
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in my opinion 96.1 khz 24 kbps is overkill for most recording since
humans can't even hear above about 20 khz
, 2013 7:03 PM
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in my opinion 96.1 khz 24 kbps is overkill for most recording since
humans can't even hear above about 20 khz.
in
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Before making a final decision, I'd listen to some of the podcasts
, 2013 5:59 PM
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hey!
I myself would go for the olympus sl14, cause it has very long battery life.
and if I can get one I'd save my zoom h1 for other things.
Regards,
Jörgen Hansson!
Tel: +46 70-3601296
Website
There are still some on the web, even though they're not on BCT.
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Ah
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