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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: Nick's Picks on December 29, 2023, 08:06:36 AM
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ok, screw the "stealth deck".
I picked up one of those $15 cable adapters (female 3.5mm stereo > USB C ) ...., hooked up my tiny omni's to it, ran "field recorder" recorded band practice last night as a test.
flawless..., sounded great. The app is kick ass.
Am I to understand that there is some tiny A/D chip in the cable? Or is it just carrying the analog signal into the phone's A/D ?
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Thars a chip in thar.
I'd like a four or six channel version, or the ability to run more than one in parallel.
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ok, screw the "stealth deck".
I picked up one of those $15 cable adapters (female 3.5mm stereo > USB C ) ...., hooked up my tiny omni's to it, ran "field recorder" recorded band practice last night as a test.
flawless..., sounded great. The app is kick ass.
Am I to understand that there is some tiny A/D chip in the cable? Or is it just carrying the analog signal into the phone's A/D ?
Interesting option for super stealth jobs.
Having said that, portable recorders and battery packs are so small these days... I don't really see myself using my smartphone instead.
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the Deity PR-2 should arrive in January
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Taping is one of those things where I prefer a dedicated device. I've never had issues bringing a small one into a venue. I find USB-C connections a bit too flimsy, and phones do on occasion freeze up (I know, it's rare, but it happens).
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Taping is one of those things where I prefer a dedicated device. I've never had issues bringing a small one into a venue. I find USB-C connections a bit too flimsy, and phones do on occasion freeze up (I know, it's rare, but it happens).
I agree. Recorders are small and reliable.
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Thars a chip in thar.
I'd like a four or six channel version, or the ability to run more than one in parallel.
Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
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Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Definitely would love to read such a post. What do you use for preamps? Mic powering?
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Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Definitely would love to read such a post. What do you use for preamps? Mic powering?
Ah I'm primarily using it for multiple wireless receivers, but when I've used it for mics, I've just used my regular Church Ugly battery box or pre-amp (if I need more gain). I'll see if I can put something together.
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Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Definitely would love to read such a post. What do you use for preamps? Mic powering?
Ah I'm primarily using it for multiple wireless receivers, but when I've used it for mics, I've just used my regular Church Ugly battery box or pre-amp (if I need more gain). I'll see if I can put something together.
Also curious, isn't it possible to record with it to a USB flash (with the software update), why do you need the iPhone?
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Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Definitely would love to read such a post. What do you use for preamps? Mic powering?
Ah I'm primarily using it for multiple wireless receivers, but when I've used it for mics, I've just used my regular Church Ugly battery box or pre-amp (if I need more gain). I'll see if I can put something together.
Also curious, isn't it possible to record with it to a USB flash (with the software update), why do you need the iPhone?
Yes, but it'll only record the stereo matrix mixdown, not each individual input. Useless in my opinion.
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Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Definitely would love to read such a post. What do you use for preamps? Mic powering?
Ah I'm primarily using it for multiple wireless receivers, but when I've used it for mics, I've just used my regular Church Ugly battery box or pre-amp (if I need more gain). I'll see if I can put something together.
Also curious, isn't it possible to record with it to a USB flash (with the software update), why do you need the iPhone?
Yes, but it'll only record the stereo matrix mixdown, not each individual input. Useless in my opinion.
Ahh yes, I would certainly want to record more than two tracks, too bad.
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Thars a chip in thar.
I'd like a four or six channel version, or the ability to run more than one in parallel.
Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Please do a dedicated post detailing your Teenage Engineering TX-6 recording setup!
Thank you,
David
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ok, screw the "stealth deck".
I picked up one of those $15 cable adapters (female 3.5mm stereo > USB C ) ...., hooked up my tiny omni's to it, ran "field recorder" recorded band practice last night as a test.
flawless..., sounded great. The app is kick ass.
Am I to understand that there is some tiny A/D chip in the cable? Or is it just carrying the analog signal into the phone's A/D ?
I use two old very good omnis lavs (Beyer mce60) with the Sound Professionals adapter (SP-SAPM-1-USB-c) connected to to my HUAWEI Mate 20.
With all the settings allowed by the German FIELD RECORDER application,
I do stealth recording of good quality, good price and above all very limited weight.
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Thars a chip in thar.
I'd like a four or six channel version, or the ability to run more than one in parallel.
Certainly not a cheap $15 option, but I use the Teenage Engineering TX-6 for six stereo inputs into phone. Have a dedicated iPhone just for that rig, clocked in 20+ shows in it so far. I should probably do a dedicated post on here for that rig.
Please do I dedicated post detailing your Teenage Engineering TX-6 recording setup!
Thank you,
David
Done! Just posted in this forum.
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ive run an iphone flawlessly for a while now. never had an issue other than when i ran out of hdd space being dumb.
iphone 7 nothing fancy. its an older unused phone i use only for taping.
sonosax m2d2 >iphone7
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ok, screw the "stealth deck".
I picked up one of those $15 cable adapters (female 3.5mm stereo > USB C ) ...., hooked up my tiny omni's to it, ran "field recorder" recorded band practice last night as a test.
flawless..., sounded great. The app is kick ass.
Am I to understand that there is some tiny A/D chip in the cable? Or is it just carrying the analog signal into the phone's A/D ?
May I ask exactly what settings you were using in Field Recorder please? I never seem to be able to get it right. Always clipping. Thanks.
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Go to the site and FAQ then "GAIN".
Settins/Rec/"low recording gain for loud events".
What microphones do you use? if your mics have a low MAX SPL, they are the problem and not the recorder.
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Go to the site and FAQ then "GAIN".
Settins/Rec/"low recording gain for loud events".
What microphones do you use? if your mics have a low MAX SPL, they are the problem and not the recorder.
Thank you.
SP-BMC-12. No issues with any recorders, just with the phone.