SOS re: Wave/MP3 Recorder

[Aarre]

Yes, I have used the Zoom H2 to do what you want (with speech
stimuli), Henrietta. I found the buttons confusing, but it worked. If
you get one, contact me for some specific tips.

Be sure to read http://talkbank.org/da/ and http://talkbank.org/da/record.html
specifically. Searching the Info-CHILDES archives may also be helpful.

I would recommend that you see if you can find PDF owner's manuals of
any models you are considering at the respective manufacturers'
websites. Comparing the manuals may help you decide.

Best regards,
Aarre

On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 8:33 AM, Gary Marcus <gary.marcus at nyu.edu>
wrote:

> I imagine your Roland can be coaxed into doing what you want to do, but I'm
> very satisfied with my Sony PCM-M10 and it can surely do what you need,
> though I highly recommend external speakers or headphones if you want to
> present stimuli. The Zoom H2 could also work, but the microphones aren't
> quite as good.
>
> On Jul 12, 2010, at 7:27 PM, Henrietta Lempert wrote:
>
>> Has anyone used a Roland R-05 Wave/MP3 recorder to record speech and/or
>> songs, save the input on a computer, and record back from a computer file
>> to a digital or tape recorder to present the stimuli to research
>> participants.

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