The latest in recording technology (is this the first message?)

[Kjersti]

Hi Katie!
I have just purchased a "WS-210S Digital Voice Recorder" from Olympus.
Although I don't know much about technical equipment, I think this
will be a good tool for me. From my experience the sound quality is
good, and the recorder can be connected directly to the computer. It
might be worth looking into.
Kjersti

On 23 Okt, 16:32, Katie Alcock <k.j.alc... at lancaster.ac.uk> wrote:
> I've usually used minidisk recorders up till now both for recording children
> in the field and for creating language stimuli.  We've had some success
> recently with MP3 recorders (solid-state) for field recordings but I'm
> wondering if anyone has any ideas about:
>
> How good quality these are for creating sound files to link to
> transcriptions
> How good the recorders are in the long term - do they die easily?
> and also
> Are they any good for creating clean, high quality sound files to use as
> laboratory stimuli?
>
> If they are good, do people have specific recommendations of recorders? We
> have a few in our department that people have used for recording
> testing/interview sessions but to create some new stimuli I think I'm going
> to need to get either a new minidisk recorder or something slightly more
> modern.
>
> Thanks
>
> Katie Alccok
>
> Katie Alcock, DPhil, CPsychol
> Lecturer
> Department of Psychology
> University of Lancaster
> Fylde College
> Lancaster LA1 4YF
> Tel 01524 593833
> Fax 01524 593744
> Webhttp://www.psych.lancs.ac.uk/people/KatieAlcock.html


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