USB audio input devices

[Daryn McKenny]

Supposedly the H4N can do it:

>From its feature list:
And it's a USB audio interface!
The H4n also functions as a USB audio interface, letting you record directly to either a Mac or PC. Use your favorite recording software or the bundled Cubase LE 4 from Steinberg, so you can start to produce and edit your recording right out of the box.


Regards

Daryn

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From: John Hatton [mailto:john_hatton at sil.org]
Sent: Tuesday, 25 May 2010 3:27 PM
To: Resource-Network-Linguistic-Diversity at unimelb.edu.au
Subject: USB audio input devices

Hi folks,
Can someone recommend a device for doing direct recording into a computer, at 24 bit/96 khz, using only USB 2?   The system will be used with a microphone to do the "careful speech" stage of the BOLD approach.  There seems to be some question about USB's ability to handle the load, but I'm looking for something which will work with netbooks, which don't normally come with firewire inputs.  There's a number of devices for sale with claim this ability, but, well, being in PNG, if we get ones which don't really deliver, it's an expensive mistake.

If anyone has managed to make a Zoom H4N perform this role, I'd love to hear that (that would mean one less bit of kit).

Thanks for any advice.
John Hatton
SIL Papua New Guinea<http://pnglanguages.org/>, Palaso<http://palaso.org>, & SIL International <http://sil.org> Software Development

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