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Description
Step up your recording game with the Roland Edirol R-44, a compact and professional 4-channel field recorder designed for musicians, videographers, and sound designers who demand high-quality audio capture in any location. This portable powerhouse seamlessly utilizes SD or SDHC cards to store uncompressed audio, offering selectable bit depths and sampling frequencies to suit your project needs. The R-44's quiet operation, thanks to its solid-state design with no moving parts, ensures reliability in any recording environment.
With an array of onboard studio-grade effects, including a limiter, low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, and more, your recordings can be polished to perfection on the go. The intuitive user interface, complete with a high-contrast LED display and self-lit buttons, makes it easy to operate even in low-light conditions. Whether you're capturing the subtle intricacies of a live performance or the ambient sounds of a bustling city, the R-44's built-in stereo microphones and variety of inputs, including four combo jacks with phantom power, provide versatile recording options.
The R-44 isn't just about capturing audio; it's about capturing it effortlessly. With a handy pre-record function, you'll never miss the crucial moments, as it buffers input signals before you hit record. Plus, for those extensive projects, the ability to link two units together gives you a total of eight channels to work with. Easily connect the R-44 to your computer via USB for straightforward file transfers, making your workflow as smooth as possible.
Key Features:
- 4-channel, solid-state field recorder
- Uses SD or large capacity SDHC cards
- Selectable bit depths: 16-bit or 24-bit
- Selectable sampling frequencies: 44.1kHz/48kHz/88.2kHz/96kHz/192kHz
- Onboard effects: limiter, low-cut filter, 3-band EQ, 6-band GEQ, Enhancer, and DeEsser
- Built-in stereo microphones and monitor speakers
- 4 combo input jacks (XLR / 1/4") with phantom power
- High-contrast LED display
- Pre-record function
- Can link two units together for eight channels
- Connects to your computer via USB
- Portable, weighing less than 3 lbs
FAQs
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What storage options does the Roland Edirol R-44 use?
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The Roland Edirol R-44 uses SD or large capacity SDHC cards for storage, providing quiet and reliable recording for professional audio needs.
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How many channels can the Roland Edirol R-44 record simultaneously?
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The Roland Edirol R-44 is capable of recording up to four channels simultaneously, making it suitable for various field recording applications.
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What are the available bit depths and sampling frequencies on the Roland Edirol R-44?
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The Roland Edirol R-44 offers selectable bit depths of 16-bit or 24-bit and sampling frequencies of 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, and 192kHz.
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Does the Roland Edirol R-44 have built-in effects?
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Yes, the Roland Edirol R-44 includes onboard effects such as a limiter, low cut filter, 3-band EQ, 6-band GEQ, Enhancer, and DeEsser.
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How portable is the Roland Edirol R-44?
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Weighing only 3 pounds, the Roland Edirol R-44 is highly portable, making it ideal for field recording and on-the-go audio capture.
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Frankfurt Musikmesse 2008: Edirol R-44
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