Tascam DR-60DMKII

La calidad de la grabación es buena y tiene prácticamente todo lo que necesitas para mejorar la calidad de sonido de tus videos, además puedes usarla de previo para conectar micrófonos con conexión XLR y que necesiten phanton enviando el sonido de entrada de la grabadora a la cámara. Gran producto

E un prodotto altamente professionale, ma se ci si accontenta e anche un uso comune. Il mio acquisto e destinato a un uso professionale da abbinare alle riprese e audio separate. Mi serve sopratutto per le interviste microfonate. E Registrazione audio separati dalla Videocamera o macchina fotografica. Prodotto sofisticato di buona qualità professionale senza esagerare. Consumo di batterie abbastanza alto. Ma di solito e alimentato da presa elettrica. Va bene per il video ma anche per chi fa i film "Corti" e ha bisogno di audio di qualità. Fino a poco tempo fa Usavo il DR5 che ha la bellezza di 12 anni e fa onestamente il suo dovere, ma Ha una pista solo anche se e stereo. IL DR 60 mi permette di avere 2 piste mono e una stereo in contemporanea. E non 4 quattro come e scritto. Anche se in tutto sono 4.

Het enige wat niet professioneel aan deze recorder is, is de behuizing. Die is namelijk van plastic en de voeding is met AA batterijen. Maar verder zit er veel meer op dan je ooit nodig zult hebben. Perfect voor bij een Sony systeemcamera want met de monitormix kun je precies bepalen wat je naar de camera stuurt en wat de DR60 zelf opneemt. Interface en schermpje ook helemaal in orde. Werkt superfijn met Rode Go en een paar condensatormicrofoons via XLR. Sluit 'm aan op een powerbankje en hij doet het dagenlang. 4 kanaals audio bij je video voor een speels prijsje. Toppertje!

I love this recorder and the price is so good for the what you get. Value = A+++

Excellent piece of equipment. I was worried about buying something a little more complex than I was used to. I was torn between this and something simpler like a Zoom handheld recorder. I'm very happy I chose this instead.Two XLR cables with phantom power allow you to connect microphones easily and quickly to either record two tracks or one stereo track. There's a 3.5mm jack that allows you to add two more lines (channel 3 & 4 for lapel mics or wireless mics). The dials on the front allow you to control the gain very easily and there's a clear monitor that tells you the DB. On the right hand side there's a jack for headphones for direct monitoring and lines for Camera in and Camera out (if you want to make a scratch tape I believe but I don't do this and my camera doesn't have a microphone jack so I can't comment on the success of that). I use this to record audio separately and then synchronise it with the video - the SD card is on the side and is easy to take out and insert into the PC or you can connect the two via USB.Some people have criticised this for not being sturdy. I would disagree. It is a solid piece of equipment, well put together. Would it survive being dropped from a height? Probably not, but I doubt many field recorders would. This is sturdy, well designed and easy to use. It produces very high quality, broadcast-quality audio, for amateurs and professionals alike.The only flaw is the recorder eats batteries amazingly quickly. If you get this, I would recommend also buying a ANKER powerbank or something similar. The DR60 will run for less than an hour on regular rechargeable batteries - powered by a powerbank it will run for almost a working day. You can get an AC adaptor so you can plug it in the mains, but that obviously reduces the portability of the DR.Overall, it might seem a little expensive but it is well worth it. If you are interested in recording audio for video, or recording interviews this is a must-have especially for amateurs starting out.