Andy.
Looks as if you are going for the MZ B100 which is the closest
you will get to having an 'afordable' MD recorder that's much
more usable than the run-of-the-mill portables. I am not sure on
this, but I am almost certain that Sony, even to this day, do not
allow for high speed transfer FROM MD to your computer via USB.
You can do it the other way around. I do not know what Sonic
Stage, or whatever will allow precisely, but I think its a case
of matterial being counted on and off external machines when
using with a PC.
You and others maybe interested inthe the following about the
Edirol R1. This is a realtime MP3 player/recorder, which can
also record raw wav files too. Its pretty exspensive at around
£280.00. What we really need is something along the lines of the
memory card/CD recorder who's name I cannot think of just now.
If only we could have such a talking device, minus the CD writer,
I feel this really would be a good replacement for the trusty old
APH recorder. Anyway here's details of the R1.
Ray
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EDIROL R-1 PORTABLE MP3/WAV RECORDER
Searching for the highest recording quality in a portable device?
The Edirol R-1 combines a portable MP3 player with a high-quality
MP3/WAV recorder that will suit both audio professionals as well
as musicians. Top-grade components have been used in the R-1,
which can record/ playback at crystal-clear, 24-bit audio
resolution without compression.
Audio recorded on the R-1 is stored as stereo files directly onto
removable CompactFlashT cards, allowing for maximum flexibility
in recording time. Up to nine format-quality modes are provided,
ranging from 64~320kbps MP3 compression to 24-bit linear WAV
format. Electrolytic capacitors provide stable, reliable power to
the analogue circuits, eliminating DC interference and supplying
low-distortion sound.
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