We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For the average person, their smartphones are loaded with helpful tools and should be more than enough to carry out whatever field audio ...

Tascam has released the latest in its line of battery-powered handheld stereo digital recorders, the DR-100mkIII. The DR-100mkIII pushes handheld recording technology out to 24-bit/192 kHz resolution.

Sweden's high-end sonic tinkerers Teenage Engineering has added another gorgeous member to its field portable audio range. The retro-futuristic TP-7 field recorder puts the power to capture quality ...

The DR-05X is the new standard in stereo hand held recorders with its high value, powerful features, simple interface and excellent sound quality, It is first choice for recording meetings, music, ...

Teenage Engineering has launched a new field recorder called the TP-7 that was designed to record interviews, music and any kind of audio with, in the company's words, "zero friction in the highest ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yes, you already probably have a serviceable voice recorder on your person right now. But if your recording’s quality or length ...

If you are the type that likes to record live audio, Samson has a new and high-end audio recorder that is now available. The recorder is called the H1 Handheld recorder and offers professional-level ...

Can a netbook computer be used as a serious radio news tool? Can an open-source (read: free) audio editing program be used to produce short- and longer-form radio news submissions? In May 2010, I ...

Panasonic Broadcast's AG-HMR10 AVCCAM compact field recorder/player (shown) and the ultra-slim AG-HCK10 remotely controlled 3-MOS HD camera head are versatile additions to the company's growing AVCCAM ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Even if you have a top-quality microphone and headphones, ...

In the course of reviewing a pair of mobile audio recording apps—Audiofile Engineering’s FiRe Field Recorder and the free Blue FiRe—I had the opportunity to put Alesis’s ProTrack through its paces.