Rated 4.9 (79 reviews)
A handheld stereo recorder with 32-bit float recording, which removes the need to set input levels before a take, a recording that would have clipped on a conventional recorder can be brought back down in post without distortion. The built-in omnidirectional condenser capsules handle up to 125 dB SPL, so it copes with loud sources as well as speech and dictation. It also works as a 2-in/2-out USB-C audio interface.
32-bit
Float recording
125 dB
Max SPL
USB-C
2-in / 2-out interface
Stereo
Built-in condensers
Why 32-bit float matters on locationWith 32-bit float there is effectively no wrong gain setting, the file retains headroom far beyond what a 24-bit recorder can capture, so an unexpectedly loud moment does not clip and a quiet one can be lifted cleanly. For run-and-gun capture, interviews and unattended recording, it removes the single most common cause of a ruined take.
Features
32-bit float recording mode, no input level setting required
Built-in stereo omnidirectional condenser microphones
Microphones withstand up to 125 dB SPL
Doubles as a USB-C 2-in/2-out audio interface
Handheld portable format
Suitable for music, audio-for-video, meetings and dictation
Reduced risk of mic distortion in loud environments
Specifications
| Type | Portable handheld stereo recorder / USB audio interface |
| Recording mode | 32-bit float |
| Built-in microphones | Stereo omnidirectional condenser |
| Maximum SPL | 125 dB SPL |
| USB | USB-C, 2-in / 2-out audio interface |
| Typical applications | Music, audio for video, meetings, dictation |
