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Re: [AUDITORY] audio/video recording
Hi Lorenzo,
I have been using the Sony PCM-D50 for some years now. At its time it had the best SNR performance with the onboard mics in the market. It can also power up binaural mics if needed / or extend it with a small preamp for XLR inputs. It records PCM wav in a set of sample rates, and saves in both internal memory with expandability if needed (SD). I never had any issues with it.
Hope that helps,
Neo
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On 24/11/2015 09:30, "AUDITORY - Research in Auditory Perception on behalf of Picinali, Lorenzo" <AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of l.picinali@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Dear Joel,
>
>I have recently used the Zoom Q8 recorder and I'm very happy with it! It allows to record both from a pair of on-board microphones (the standard ones are XY capacitors, but you can also buy other ones from Zoom), plus a pair of XLR, with phantom power, for connecting your own microphones.
>
>I have heard good things about the Marantz PMD-901V, which is more of a wearable recorder (like the GoPro), and does not offer the XLR connectivity.
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>Another option would be to get an SLR camera and something like a Tascam DR-60D MKII (with your own microphones) for the audio (this can be directly connected to the camera), but I believe in this case you'll need to do the synch between audio and video at a later stage (it should not be difficult, having as a reference the SLR microphone signals).
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>I hope it helps!
>Lorenzo
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>From: AUDITORY - Research in Auditory Perception <AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Joel Snyder <joel.snyder@xxxxxxxx>
>Sent: 23 November 2015 21:39
>To: AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [AUDITORY] audio/video recording
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>Hello List,
>
>Can anyone please suggest high-quality portable equipment for recording digital audio and video at the same time? The equipment would be used to record sounds in a variety of situations (e.g., in a forest, in a cafe) and video would also be recorded at the same time to document what objects were producing the sounds.
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>Thanks!
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