Rachel, pardon my seeming to butt in - A singer in my coach's studio has been
very pleased with the small Sony Professional tape recorder, using a plug in
mike instead of the built-in. They run about $350 + mike, I think. Our coach
has his own tiny recorder, but I've never looked to see what it is. As it's
not for posterity, the sound is ok. We just bring the tape, he puts it in &
away we go. It's been extremely helpful to review the tape during the week
between sessions. Good luck!
Diane
Rachel Hughes wrote:
> Hi Dean,
>
> Thanks for your input! Sorry, I should have clarified -- what I'm looking
> for is the best possible medium for recording my own voice lessons. I
> probably will save the occasional recording "for posterity" (ha ha), but
> mainly something to give me the best idea of what I'm sounding like.
>
> Thanks again!
> Rachel
>
> > The question is, do you want to use it for temporary use, like a tape
> recorder
> > or digital recorder? Or for permanent storage of an MP3 file? If it is
> for
> > permanent storage for later use as a CD or tape album, I would not
> recommend a
> > portable recorder which costs between $165-$300.
>
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