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My band's recordings with a handheld digital recorder

My guitarist has a Tascam DR-07mkII Invalid Link Removed

We've been messing around with it in our living room. Sounds pretty good so far. We're a 3 piece and our living room isn't best shape for a band to play in so we are configured sort of like this:

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So it's all kinda weird sounding when we practice but this recorder has been really cool so far.
 
My guitarist has a Tascam DR-07mkII Invalid Link Removed

We've been messing around with it in our living room. Sounds pretty good so far. We're a 3 piece and our living room isn't best shape for a band to play in so we are configured sort of like this:

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So it's all kinda weird sounding when we practice but this recorder has been really cool so far.

Sweet! I'm thinking about getting a handheld recorder so that I don't have to lug my laptop to practice. This is the result of what I recorded by using a rock band usb mic and audacity. Mic was facing the drum kit and amps.

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Not great, but not bad either. I'm really impressed at how good your recording came out with that tascam.
 

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