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Though the ubiquitous smartphone can serve as a capable audio recorder, there are times when quality counts. Roland previewed a new high resolution handheld at CES in January, with multiple recording ...

Most songwriters will agree that when inspiration hits, it's vital to get it down fast. Roland's new MP3/WAV handheld recording device, the R-05, could help capture that magic moment before it slips ...

You iPhone is pretty handy for making quick audio recordings. Many musicians use the Voice Memos app, and some have upgraded to Music Memos. Unfortunately, the ...

Musicians or anyone looking for a more professional recording device when compared to their smartphone, may be interested in the new high resolution audio recorder created and launched by Roland this ...

MOSCOW--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SPIRIT DSP, the world's top audio and video over IP engines provider, has announced today that it's MP3 audio codec is enabling high-definition (HD), crystal clear audio and ...

The R-1000 48-track audio recorder/player and VR-3 AV mixer (pictured) will feature as part of a comprehensive showcase of portable recording products, mixers and video converters from Roland Systems ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Your smartphone can make for a handy portable recorder, but if you need something a little more ...

Roland’s new R-07 pocket recorder is pretty rad. Not only is is a super-high quality audio recorder that is always ready to go, but it also has an iPhone app, and can even be controlled by the Apple ...

This week we're jumping out of our seats at the news that legendary music machine makers Roland have shipped their newest sound recorder: the Roland R-26 with six-channel audio recording and two types ...

The rise of cheap, good audio gear has made it harder and harder to figure out where consumer gear ends and the pro stuff begins. Take this wee recorder, for example. It has a 44.1- or 48kHz sample ...