Eric, I mostly use my Zoom H2 recorder, and then edit with the Cool Edit 2000 as well. The Zoom H2 has e sleuth of options in recording (lossless/mp3/ even quadro possibilities) Recording time only limited by your SD card size (HC supported) Have a look http://www.zoom.co.jp/english/products/h2/ Marcel Netherlands -----Original Message----- From: klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Eric Sent: maandag 14 september 2009 1:03 To: klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [klaatumail] Re: A/D Converters I should probably add that I am using my old version of Cool Edit 2000, with the 4-track add-on (still a great little tool) for all of my recording/editing. Eric ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric" <eric@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "Klaatu List" <klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 4:59 PM Subject: [klaatumail] A/D Converters > I'm looking to transfer a bunch of my old cassettes (stereo & multi-track) > to digital and want something better than the normal PC input. My > preference > would be something USB based, so that I can use it with my desktop or > laptop. > > I've tried a Behringer UCA202, but it turns out that it converts > everything > to mono. I'm currently considering the Edirol UA-4FX as it looks like it > will also offer a lot of flexibility for future digital recording. > > Has anyone else done anything similar and do you have any equipment > recommendations? > > Eric > >