i bought one at a yard sale, but I haven't really used it because it has no USB connectivity

i wanted to record samples for my plunderphonic sound collage/glitch project

>>53761416
Necessity for university

>>53761416
I have a tape cassette one that takes mini cassettes. Good times...

Why would you get one now days though?

>>53761654
Lectures, meetings.

But I've graduated college so I really can't think of a use for one other than recording notes to myself. I wonder how useful that'd actually be.

>>53761723
dont most unis upload lectures online for students now days?

also you could just use the recordere on your phone, thats what i do to beats to make later on (playing them back sounds awful though)

surprised how clear the audio is...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B006R3231I

How is the voice recorder function on the clip+?
is it suitable for this sort of thing>

>>53761763
>dont most unis upload lectures online for students now days?
Not by a long shot, friend. Less than 0.1% I'd wager.

>>53761899
Damn, guess Im just lucky then.

>>53761723
I carry a pen and notepad. More useful imo.

>>53762486
but its not water resistant to an ip68 standard so no ty

My phone does this with a cheap 5$ microphone I plug into the headphone jack

>>53762605
Are you more likely to lose an idea because you soaked your notepad, or because it requires text/symbols/pictures to make sense?

>>53762664
you can easily explain a symbol, since a symbol is just an abbreviation really. If its music you can hum and transcribe later.

Also the former, what happens when your notepad is submerged at a depth greater than 1 metre for longer than 30 minutes?

>>53762687
You've got me on the music, and if that's the main idea of course the recorder wins. I mainly use mine for math, random notes, recently for code ideas. Both of those are more easily understood written than spoken. I also tend to think spatially so I'm prone to make pictures. In addition, it's faster to flip through and review a notepad, dog-ear pages and all that, than to find a recording unless you title and save every one on a computer. Even then, you better hope the title you chose associates with whatever you're looking for, otherwise you're opening and listening to every single thing. It's way too much work.

>what happens when your notepad is submerged at a depth greater than 1 metre for longer than 30 minutes?
Lol guess i'm at a loss there.
For a real answer, if I'm camping or something and I've got a lot on the pad worth keeping I'd put it in a plastic bag.


Btw most phones come with a program for voice recording, why not just use that?

>>53762819
yeah thats what i was on about, using phones is a better idea, and theyre conform to the ip68 standard in some cases.

Of course i also carry a notebook for real ideas. Why not hae the best of both worlds?