Anyone remotely familiar with handheld recorders for field and video audio capture will likely know of Tascam’s DR series of recorders. Having just released three new models this year dubbed DRX, Tascam has kindly given us these models to have an exclusive look at.
The previous generation DR-05MKII has now been replaced by the DR-05X, the DR-40 is now DR-40X and back by popular demand, the DR-07X, which shares the same form factor as the DR-05X with the addition of either X/Y or A/B microphone configuration.
You’ll need to purchase an SD card for these recorders to function and we recommend getting a larger SDXC card to allow for longer recording times.
If you plan to be using these recorders outside where wind noise could pose a potential issue, you should have a look into the dedicated accessory packs available, which include furry windscreens, splitter cables, soft cases and more.
Combine a piano, pad and sampler layer in Cubase 16, then shape what each layer…
Sketch a film cue with Sonuscore’s free Kontakt Player library. Here’s how to claim it…
Ibanez and Dragon Ball Z have something in the works. Here’s a first glimpse, with…
Slate Digital, SSL, Harrison Audio and sonible feature in a permanent free collection, with updated…
Arturia, the French music technology company known for recreating iconic gear in software form, has…
Roland’s TR-1000 1.50 update adds note and keyboard modes for compatible generators, plus effects continuity…