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recording of classes

  • 02-08-2011 03:53PM
    #1
    JaneHudson
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    For classes and workshops etc, what would you recommend to record notes? I guess the quality from a normal dictaphone would not be good. Maybe with a microphone attachment of some kind? (sorry if this is the wrong forum)


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  • #2
    Malice
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    Do you mean a bunch of people in a room playing say acoustic guitars or will there be electric instruments involved?


  • #3
    JaneHudson
    Closed Accounts Posts: 342 ✭✭JaneHudson


    Oops just saw this now. I meant acoustic & voice. In the end I borrowed a minidisc player with a mic attached which worked out well enough, however I noticed a lot of people using iPhones and stuff.


  • #4
    Malice
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,070 ✭✭✭✭Malice


    JaneHudson wrote: »
    Oops just saw this now. I meant acoustic & voice. In the end I borrowed a minidisc player with a mic attached which worked out well enough, however I noticed a lot of people using iPhones and stuff.
    Fair enough, I suppose I was just thinking that there are different options available if sounds are coming from an amplifier or not. If your approach worked then alls well that ends well :).


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