A.Compared with a portable MD recorder, the R-1 has the following advantages.
- You can start recording at once since the R-1 incorporates built-in mics.
Unlike a portable MD, you don't have to connect a mic and worry about mic setting before recording.
- You can record in CD-quality.
By selecting 16-bit 44.1 kHz WAV data as the recording format, you can record in uncompressed CD-quality.
- You can use your computer to easily manage and edit files.
Audio data recorded on the R-1 can be transferred to your computer via USB 2.0 or a card reader, and edited or stored.
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How long does it take to transfer a file from the R-1 to a computer and vice versa?
- You can apply effects while recording, or adjust the sound to get the best quality for the source you're recording.
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What types of audio effects does the R-1 provide?
- The sound will not skip even if you touch or bump the unit during recording or playback.
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Does the R-1 suffer from interference from vibrations or sudden shocks during Recording?
- Since there is no motor or any moving parts, the R-1 is more reliable than an MD recorder.
- You can record up to a maximum of 67 hours and 38 minutes with the R-1.
(MP3 16-bit/64 kbps, when using a 2 GB CompactFlash card)