Recorders

Zoom’s latest handheld recorder has been designed specifically for musicians on the move, and boasts a versatile selection of I/O, a range of built-in effects, and an onboard rhythm section with over 80 drum patterns.

Sound Devices' latest wireless system promises to offer a portable and rugged solution for live and recording applications anywhere in the world.

The DR-10L Pro combines a wired lavalier microphone with a 32-bit floating point field recorder, offering a simple and unobtrusive all-in-one dialogue recording solution.

Latest firmware update brings several improvements to the device, providing users with more convenience and versatility.

Thingstone show us their new Track8 prototype audio recorder and sequencer.

Teenage Engineering announce the upcoming release of their TP-7 Field Recorder at Superbooth 23.

Tascam's latest portable recorder offers a built-in stereo mic array and two additional inputs which can all be captured simultaneously at 32-bit. 

Zoom's MicTrak series offers a range of stereo microphones combined with 32-bit floating point field recorders, allowing users to capture audio anywhere without worrying about clipping.

The English Channel combines CEntrance’s SoapBox, BlackCab, and Portcaster devices with a custom desktop enclosure, providing an all-in-one channel strip with a built-in SD Card recorder and audio interface.

Bouncer is a compact 10-channel line mixer and stereo digital recorder which promises to fill an important gap for synth performers, DJs and live musicians who need to mix several stereo sources.

Not only a multitrack recorder, the R12 has built-in rhythm parts and a playable synthesizer and can operate as an audio interface or DAW controller.

Version 1.30 of Tascam's Portacapture X8 firmware extends the device's 32-bit float functionality and adds a Mix Minus feature alongside some new memory capabilities. 

The LS-P5 recorder from OM System features an upgraded microphone system and Bluetooth remote control facilities.