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Looking for information about audio recorders and players? Read about this topic in the latest articles from Radio magazine. Follow the links below.
KLZ Innovations Audiofile
Jun 1, 2008,
By Terry Kelly
One of the best features of the logger is that the software runs on a computer in my rack room, and the sever runs as a service, which make it difficult to be accidentally disabled or shut down. 
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Olympus LS-10
May 1, 2008,
Rubin I. Garcia, CBT CBNT
What sets the LS-10 apart from the other recorders can be seen the moment you take it out of the box. The outer case of the Olympus LS-10 is constructed from aluminum and fits nicely in the palm of your hand. Extremely lightweight, it weighs less than 6 ounces and is comfortable to use
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Axia Element and Livewire
May 1, 2008,
By Chris Karb, PE
Our system has been very reliable and versatile. It is easy to troubleshoot and quick to reconfigure for special needs. Upon launching the first station to air, we noticed an immediate extension in frequency response on both low and high end as well as an improvement in depth and clarity, with the same audio chain we had been using before
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Sony PCM-D50
Apr 1, 2008,
By Scott Trask
We chose the Sony PCM-D50, which is capable of recording WAV files and MP3 playback. The device itself has two built-in microphones; an external handheld microphone can also be used, and there are connections to attach a line-level device
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Kowa PX-10
Mar 1, 2008,
By Dan Israel
Some devices have a front panel that demands attention. Such is the Kowa PX-10 flash memory audio player. This box simply belongs in the studio; but is the PX-10 more than just eye candy for the control room?
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Ikey-Audio Ikey Plus
Nov 29, 2007,
By Chriss Scherer, editor
Portable recorders are abundant now, and the various models have a range of features and options to suit any need. So what's different about the Ikey Plus? The first difference is that it's priced much lower than any recorder capable of recording high-quality audio files. The low price comes with some sacrifices in features, but it still could find a suitable use in your facility.
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The ins and outs of automation
Jul 1, 2007,
By Jeffrey Smith CEA, CBNT
Automation systems are a key part of on-air, streaming and multicasting operation, and with the increased reliance comes an increased need for reliable content delivery, off-site backups and disaster recovery.
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Samson Technologies Zoom H4
Apr 1, 2007,
By Barry Thomas, CPBE CBNT
The Samson Zoom H4 portable recorder looks like something out of Men In Black but it’s an exceptionally versatile portable recording device.
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AEQ PAW 120
Mar 1, 2007,
By Michael Linder
American broadcasters may not be as familiar with equipment made by Madrid-based AEQ as other broadcast brands, but the designer and manufacturer of radio equipment has an extensive track record of major studio installations elsewhere.
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Sign Off
Feb 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
Do you spend less time with other media because you're always online?
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Sign Off
Dec 1, 2006,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
Remember the Ampex Disc Spot? This merging of a tape recorder and a phonograph never really took off.
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Sign Off
Oct 1, 2006,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
In honor of Greater Media's 50th birthday, here's a look back at its first years.
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When technology fuels creativity
Oct 1, 2006,
By Jim Smith
Take the mystery out of choosing a digital audio workstation. One producer looks at the various options and helps weigh the choices for you.
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HHB Flash Mic DRM85
Sep 1, 2006,
By Chris Wygal
With 1GB of fixed internal memory, the Flash Mic offers six available 16-bit linear PCM or MPEG recording formats ranging from uncompressed 48kHz WAV, to compressed 32kHz MP2.
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Sony PCM-D1
Jun 1, 2006,
by Rich Parker
With the introduction of the PCM-D1 solid-state recorder, the radio industry has an entirely new animal on the playing field: a portable flash recorder with high quality microphones as an integral part of the package.
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