Japan's Zoom Corporation has launched a brand new multi-track recorder that is designed to offer easy portability without compromising on the needs of musicians and producers to go about enjoying a healthy combination of high-tech and analog audio possibilities.
The 'R20' multi-track recorder measures in at only 14.8 x 8.1 x 2.2 inches and weighs less than three pounds, making it perfectly suited to musicians on the go who want to be able to toss their gear into a backpack or a small suitcase without thinking twice. The recorder makes it possible to record up to 16 tracks , eight of which can be utilized concurrently.
Set to be made available for a price of $399.99, this recorder also happens to come up with Steinberg Cubase LE music software, ensuring that musicians can take the recorder out of the box and get started on musical projects.
Portable Multi-Track Recorders
This Recorder Offers 16-Track Functionality In a Diminutive Package
Trend Themes
1. Portable Recording Technology - The development of portable and compact recording technology presents opportunities for audio professionals to work remotely and in any location.
2. Multi-track Recording Software - The increase in multi-track recording software offers musicians and producers new options to push the limits of their creativity and the quality of their music.
3. Data-driven Audio Recording - The rise of data-driven audio recording technology offers the possibility to capture and analyze audio data for new creative possibilities and insights in music production.
Industry Implications
1. Music Production - The multi-track recorder industry is making recording music more accessible and portable for musicians.
2. Audio Engineering - Advances in portable recording technology and multi-track recording software are disrupting traditional audio engineering practices and creating new opportunities for professionals.
3. Music Education - The affordability and versatility of portable recording technology and multi-track recording software make it easier for students to learn and practice music production skills without the need for expensive equipment.