Reviews > Portable Recorders

MTM 64	Edirol R-44 Edirol has augmented its portable recorder range with the new R-44. Mike Hillier takes it for a stroll.	MTM 63	Yamaha Pocketrak 2G The new Pocketrak from Yamaha looks set to bring portable recording to your pocket. Mike Hillier goes for a stroll.
MTM 61	Tascam DR-1 With plenty of portable recorders available, can Tascam’s DR-1 stand out from the crowd? Mike Hillier leaves the studio...	MTM 58	Zoome Handy Recorder H2 Zoom has augmented its portable recorder range with the pocket-sized H2. Mike Hillier hits the road...
MTM 51	Zoom H4 Zoom’s H4 combines portable recording with audio interfacing capabilities. Mike Hillier asks if it’s a match made in heaven.	MTM 49	BOSS Micro BR Another newcomer joins the ever-growing ranks of portable digital recorders. Mike Hillier hits the road with the Micro BR...
MTM 48	Edirol R-09 Can Edirol’s ultra-portable R-09 recorder capture the imagination wherever you are? Mike Hillier takes to the road...	MTM 47	Roland BR-600 Smaller than most notebook computers and packed with features, can an 8-track digital recorder this small really deliver the goods? Keith Gemmell finds out who’s BOSS...
MTM 47	Tascam US-144 USB 2.0-equipped entry-level interfaces are a rarity, but the US-144 bucks the trend. Mike Hillier goes high-speed...	MTM 41	Fostex MR-8HD Fostex’s MR-8HD offers many refinements to the original concept, including an integral hard drive and improved recording quality. Mark Cousins gets tracking...
MTM 41	MindPrint Trio USB With all the essentials for recording, analogue sound-shaping and studio monitoring in one box, Keith Gemmell assesses whether the TRIO is the ideal desktop recording solution.	MTM 39	Tascam HD-P2 Professional field recording just got easier thanks to Tascam’s HD-P2. Mike Hillier takes it on the road.
MTM 35	M-Audio Microtrack 24/96 Frustrated by your inability to memorise that spontaneous burst of inspiration? Mike Hillier finds another way of keeping tracks...

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