Did Dr Ross Record Any Instrumentals

I use these headphones for more than just casual listening. I record tracks and mix instrumentals with these. Everyone says my mix is so clear and believed i use studio monitors. I have been using them almost everyday for about 7-8 months and they still work perfectly. I am going to buy some more expensive studio quality headphones but these held over well considering they only cost $. I am not an audiophile by any means but the i think there could be a little too much bass.

Used this to record my turntable to a Tascam DR-05X and works perfectly.

Nice little device, after sorting out issues (which were entirely my fault), the DR-10X is almost perfect (Especially in noisy environments). Pros.... Auto Record Dual Record Syncing of files is made Easy (especially when using a clapper) Battery life is good. Cons.... Buttons on the side are bit fiddly. Battery section needs a little lever (Or something of the likes), In order for making battery swaps more pleasant Overall..... Generally a good product. Would I purchase another one, probably not? I can see that I will be needing to upgrade (device) in the future though.

I use the Tascam Dr-60mkII almost every single day. I record and edit videos for a church and it's an absolute workhorse for all the things that we have to record each week. It's intuitive and simple to use right out of the box. Instructions and manual are easy to understand. The ONLY issue I've had is the trigger release for the XLR doesn't release the cable. Which, for me, isn't a huge issue because I use it so often. All in all - it's an awesome product and I would HIGHLY recommend it.

I need a better way to record audio for my 5d mkiii and tascam Dr-60d mkii was the perfect match. And B&H got it to me on time thanks guys.

The DR-70D is excellent to record audio in interviews or press conference. I love the idea to have 4 channels I use lavaliers or boom microphones and it does the job. For the price I think this is a excellent Product.

The DR-70D is a good solution for multiple recording, its take you to record 4 sources in one record than you can mix it or separate it .... ets I like it & I recommend it ****

I use this audio recorder solely to record audio from another device, such as an iPad via an aux (standard 3.5mm) cable from the head phone jack into the line-in/mic port on the recorder. I got this to replace an old TASCAM DR-05 after trying the newer model TASCAM DR-05X. The DR-05X picked up interference, but this audio recorder has no interference what so ever. Provides great clear recordings and you can use it as a USB mic and card reader as well!

l listen to distant AM radio stations and shortwave broadcasts. Sometimes l like to record the broadcasts. l don't use the built in mics, l plug my radio's headphone output into the DR-05X's mic/line in with a 1/8 stereo patch cord. You can't monitor the input signal with the built in speaker. You need to have an external speaker plugged in to the DR-05X to monitor what you're recording. l find it's better to adjust the record levels manually. lf you use the auto record level, the level increases during a soft part of the source. Then when a loud part hits, the levels go way too high for about a second until it goes back down. The equalizer is not much use. lt's for playback only, not for recording. And it's just presets-bass-, bass+, treble-, treble+, etc. l'm getting about 5 hours off battery life with NIMH AA batteries. But that's not till they die-l charge them when the battery indicator gets down to 1 bar. And l have the backlight on all the time. The tripod socket appears to be plastic instead of metal. But l don't care because l don't use it. The built in speaker is not to enjoy listening to recordings with. Just good enough for monitoring. lt's not very loud and almost sounds like a tweeter. Headphones sound good though.

i use this for tapping into dj mixers at weddings to record into my Tascam DR-40 and it works great.