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Everything delgaudm said 100% Plus, if you post the specifics of what equipment you have, and if you're willing to spend a lil bit of money, I'm sure this comm
by loxias 4y ago
Everything delgaudm said 100%
Plus, if you post the specifics of what equipment you have, and if you're willing to spend a lil bit of money, I'm sure this comment section will be full of audio people happy to help. (including me) I'm sure Tascam has a pocket sized recorder for $100-200 that will do the job for you.
Or, if you're feeling more DIY, you can inject the 3-5V yourself! Don't take my word on it (I dabble in EE but shouldn't be trusted), but it looks like all it takes is a few capacitors, resistors and maybe a voltage regulator to power up that microphone. Then you can use any ole sound card to record.
(Or, you could just spend the $150 and get a proper recorder. Whichever sounds more fun.)
- germinalphrase 4y agoMine look almost identical to these from Sound Professionals: https://soundprofessionals.com/product/SP-TFB-2/ https://soundprofessionals.com/product/SP-TFB-2/ I would be willing to spend $100-150, but compactness is a high priority. My use case would be to basically have this microphone/recorder in my back pocket to record wild sound, playing with my 3-year-old son, random moments of friends making music, and so on. I don’t want to need to ‘plan on recording that day’ - I just want it to be compact enough to carry around.
- loxias 4y ago> My use case would be... Got it! I'm gonna duck out right after this comment (this thread is too much fun) but now I fully see the problem, and need to ponder what an ideal solution would look like. If you always have a smart phone on you, that can be leveraged perhaps... (Presuming that the iCloud email service uses the second-level domain "icloud" under the top-level domain "com", you'll know if/when someday I think of something else)
- germinalphrase 4y agoThanks. Honestly, if there were something equivalent to an iPod nano in size that would be almost ideal.