Author: clarnibass
Date: 2023-06-10 16:05
Some phones have a pretty good sound, but they are far more expensive than a decent recorder.
You might be able to get a USB mic that can work with your phone that would be much better than your phone mic.
A Zoom recorder is great. I like the H4 and H2, but even the H1 is fine and much cheaper.
I'd say all of these options are very good (and I'm comparing it with a professional setup, that is it's not as good, but just to say I'm not comparing it with a phone).
>> For just recording and playback I'd say you can't go wrong with the Zoom products. They are pretty much like iPhones are for cameras........point and shoot (no learning curve really). <<
In that sense, yes. I'm also a photographer, and recently taught someone how to use a camera (a decent average DSLR). We then compared it with her new iPhone, and for regular photos the iPhone was better. Even in low light (up to a point). Only with much better lenses and in specific situations (e.g. someone running) the camera was better.
I imagine audio is not far behind and soon any decent phone would have about the same (or better) recording unless you jump to a much better setup.
Post Edited (2023-06-11 08:15)
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