Audio Recorder Epic Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- What should you record your microphone into? A Camera? ...or a portable audio recorder? Some recorders are so small, they are the size of a book of matches, and they have definite benefits over simply sticking a mic intro a camera. Here are the audio recorders tested in this video...
Zoom H1 6:19
Zoom H1n 7:00
Zoom F1 31:17
Zoom F2 21:22
Zoom F2n 31:52
Audio Limited A10 7:48
Lectrosonics PDR 8:53
Saramonic SR-VRM1 XLR 11:31
Tentacle Sync Track E 12:29
Tascam DR05 10:35
Tascam DR10L 14:36
Tascam DR40 15:57
Zaxcom ZFR400 16:47
Fostex FR2LE Super Mod 22:49
Nagra 7 24:29
Nagra SD 24:59
Nagra Mezzo 26:25
Roland R05 27:05
Roland R07 28:25
Roland R26 28:57
Sony PCM-D100 30:16
Sony A7SIII 32:15
Sony A7C 32:35
Panasonic Lumix G7 32:52
Panasonic Lumix G100 33:12
Sony RX100vii 33:25
Panasonic VX981 camcorder 33:53
Sony Z90V 1" camcorder 34:15
Summary 34:28
Here is a downloadable file with what I found to be the best mic/recorder/wireless combos
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The Audio Series:
The Best Audio For Video- Part 1... the long awaited audio series intro
• The Best Audio For Vid...
Windproofing a lavalier Microphone Trick for outdoor Audio Recording • Windproofing a lavalie...
Where do I hide my mic ? • Where do I hide my mic ?
How Pros mount & HIDE Lavalier Microphones, Transmitters & Recorders • How Pros mount & HIDE ...
Why NOT to stick a microphone in your hair • Why NOT to stick a mic...
Creating a Good Audio Recording Environment Indoors • Creating a Good Audio ...
The Best Microphones • The Best Microphones f...
Audio Recorder Epic Comparison • Audio Recorder Epic Co...
Wireless Audio Mic Systems Epic Comparison • Wireless Audio Mic Sys...
Audio Post Processing for Videos • Audio Post Processing ...
Audio Series wrap up, misc stuff • Audio Series wrap up, ...
Note: the Roland R26 costs $100, not 1000 like it says in the video lol ... and its by Roland, not Sony. Too many things to watch out for :-)
I love my R26 :)
gotta getthe 10 pack man,,lol
You can't find the R26 any more man......$100?? Nope......Try $4-500
Would love to see your audio post-processing method/tutorial video, if you ever want to make one.
lmao you’d be lucky to find r26 for $100 now its too good
Because I will look and listen to this video a couple of more times in the future (and you might too). Love the knowledge, enthusiasm and energy you share Markus :)))
6:18 Zoom H1 $100
7:00 Zoom H1n $80
7:48 Audio Limited A10 $1600
8:52 Lectrosonics PDR $800 ***
10:35 Tascam DR05 $120
11:31 Saramonic SR-VRM1 $100 ***
12:29 Tentacle Sync Track E $350 ***
14:36 Tascam DR-10L $150 ***
15:57 Tascam DR40 $80
16:47 Zaxcom ZFR400 $1000 ***
21:21 Zoom F2 $180
22:49 Fostex FR2LE Super Mod $100
24:29 Nagra 7 $2500 (best)
25:00 Nagra SD $800 ***
26:25 Nagra Mezzo $350
27:05 Roland R05 $150 ***
28:26 Roland R07 $199 ***
28:58 Roland R-26 $100 ***
30:16 Sony PCM-D100 $1000
31:17 Zoom F1 $170
31:52 Zoom H2n $180
32:16 Sony A7SIII $3500
32:35 Sony A7C $2000
32:52 Panasonic Lumix G7 $600
33:12 Panasonic Lumix G100 $600
33:25 Sony RX100VII $1300
33:53 Panasonic VX981 $800
34:15 Sony Z90V $2800
D.B. ................thanks ,from weeks from now !!!!!!
Thanks for this!
TYSM!!! This needs to be pinned
KING.
Thanks for this!! Have. Nice day
Markus, it is REALLY nice of you to do all this hard work for us. You're a gem! Thank you!
When Markus decides to deliver content, he does not only deliver, he over, over, over-deliver. I am impressed with how amazing his content is. He delivers technical information in a way that you can´t stop the video. I already got myself using my cellphone to move around my house just to not stop seeing a video. I have to say that Markus is a better teacher than I, even with my +20 years of experience teaching grads.
If teachers in high school were more like you, I would have learned more. I appreciate all your hard work to share knowledge and information. :)
I just want to tell you how much I appreciate your content.
I started my journey with recording in camera, graduating to Tascam and Zoom field products, and now working with Sound Devices. I still tell my students that they can use those retired iPhones in their drawers. Thank you for providing options at all price points. I love your attitude.
Thank you
Hard to put into words how much I got from this video. Thank you for the many hours it must have taken to record and edit all of this. Thank you so much. Peter.
A very nice collection of digital field recorders. I personally have 5 different TASCAM, 4 different ZOOM portable field units ranging from camera mountable to professional audio field recorders. Each one started life as remote recording units and as I upgraded some found their way onto camera mounts and others are permanently attached to my computer analog or usb outputs. Some have built in (or detachable) microphones and others are 100% outboard microphone units. They're so cute and except for my newest ZOOM purchase generally not too expensive Most of my units are 4 or more track capable with the newest being 8 track capable I think you have me beat for portable recorders. Of the units you've shown I only have one matching unit with yours. That's probably because I generally need 4 or more tracks when recording remote sound.
The H2N records 360-degree surround sound. That's the reason for buying it. It is certified for recording 360 audio for VR environments, etc.
Exactly
The older Zoom H2 could do this too. But what makes the H2n even better is the center microphone at the front. Which gives you so much better center dialog presence and making this this thing even more usable than just the normal 4 channels on the H2.
I can really appreciate the amount of effort you put into making this video. Chopping it up and combining all of those different recordings had to be a real task.
Thumbs up for including (and explaining why) the raw and processed audio! Thank you
I like my Zoom H2n, it works great for me. The compressors and limiters are very useful, not much need for post editing anymore. Recently i used it for a voice over as a USB mic and, no noise at all! The various mics sound better than my Rode Wireless GoII.
It sounds great but the cheesy little button to navigate through the menu is so touchy it picks the wrong item and it takes 4 tries to get to whatever it is you want.
@@MarkusPix The H2N is a disaster and a disgrace.
I have the Zoom6, the Tascam DR40 and the zoomH2. The disadvantage of the tascam is that you have to adjust the volume with a small button on the side instead of quickly on the front. Also, you can't level left and right separately. So with 2 xlr's unusable. You can set the zoom or not with phanton power and volume per channel. But it has no mini jack in. With 1 attachment there is 1 entrance but than no internal mic
You have to re-train the H2N for operation every time you use it again after a while. It is too complicated. The worst part is that every touch of the H2N or of your headphones sounds like a drum solo in your recording. Yes, on a tripod, press the recording button, don't walk on the floor .... then it goes reasonably, but handheld or on a boom FORGET!... pfff, I'm going to sell it.
I have used the H2n for the last five years mounted on my Canon G40. Never had a problem with the menus. I record in M/S Raw for post production in Pro Tools. It works for me.
@@MarkusPix Hi Markus! Yes, that button is somehow weird, tricky to use at times!
I think what we all want to know now is: how do you do your post-processing? :-)
I have a couple of the units you reviewed. The Zoom H2n is an amazing recording even though the menus are a challenge. Post processing a signal in one of the modes they provide make this unit tough to beat in a noisy environment. You can adjust the focus of the audio to the point it nearly eliminates off axis sounds. Once you have it setup, it is just a matter of turning it on and pressing record. Not a complicated in the long run. I have a Tascam DR-07 Mkii and love it also. I use this one the most when i must use an external recorder. You are correct, they are amazing. I enjoy your channel very much.
Thank you again Markus this is a huge undertaking. Love your passion for the technology
Thanks Marcus. You always have priceless contents that I can't find in other "audio expert" channels. I like the real world test and also the way you do the magic on the post processing. Awesome!
Completely nerding out on this series....thanks for doing this.
Glad you enjoy it!
I'm really loving this series. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thanks for the file. Very helpful. Great video as always. Please consider doing a video on audio post processing.
Can't wait...
I like the pace of your narration. Not eeking out one word at a time, talking to me like I'm a five-year-old.
My understanding of recording sound in this framework was just catapulted to whole other level!!!! Thank you!!!!
Would you make a video on how you actually process the audio to make it sound so wonderful......great content
Excatly! Me too! I
LOVE your reviews, Markus! Here is why:
1) No BS just the facts
2) You are not afraid to give your recommendations. This is a BIGGY for me as too many Utubers just show stuff without evalutory comments. So often it is impossible to judge over a tiny computer screen/speaker what is good or bad.
3) Your modesty. Seriously, you are able to make cost effective recommendations, while also describing the pro, expensive gear too. I love the fact that you are financially blessed, but still keep your feet on the ground.
4) No background music! Yey! Who needs distracting music, which just makes listening to the dialog more difficult.
5) Absolutely top quality recording/editing technique. Your movie experience shines here as every video is tops for both visuals and audio.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. Please keep on with your channel and may God bless you as you bless us, your subscribers. :)
Roland R07 is the best for the price. I really dig mine.
I love Roland
The Saramonic seem to stand out Instantly to my ears out of all the rest. Amazing video. Thanks. 🤩
i feel the same with saramonic device
Hi Markus, great series! Hopefully you will cover various Post Processing audio techniques... Perhaps Adobe Audition? Or other cheaper options. Also include the best settings. Thanks!
Can't wait...
If you want a full blown DAW download Reaper, if you just wanted something simple and free for audio sweetening get Audacity. Both are great.
Thanks Marcus! I commented on your last video about audio, Tom (55, Master Plumber) from Boston. You nicely commented back. I'm still scouring for my first "real camera"...so many choices, but I'm close. I'll likely end up with a couple since I like your idea of small, readily transportable cameras.
I have a journey in mind with shooting video/stills of my friends and family and some wildlife (hummingbirds in Maine). One thing I know is that I'll be recording audio separately!
Seems like we both like to share our experience as I've taught many Apprentice Plumbers.
When I have enough money I will be buying an actual video camera..
A slightly older model..
In a couple of his videos Markus said about the Sony CX675 he uses .. no mic jack..
also
Panasonic V800 (my favourite, has a slight low light level failing) with mic jack's .. use them as well as separate audio.. for mixing, backup and sync ..
get a bigger battery and charger and the correct SD cards total might be £450 / $500 .. that should give you a starting point to compare to...
This was great. Sticking my trusty DR-40 for my hobbyist/prosumer needs but this video was good learning. I use my Tascam specifically because I’m sometimes far from the camera in outdoor settings.
Roland and Tentacle Sync seem to be the least hissy, the Tascams do something strange with the mid frequencies. On the camera side, Panasonic G7 and Sony A7 are closer than I thought. Thanks Markus !
Markus, I want to tell you how much I enjoy watching your videos. Your style of video is first rate, and you clearly explain everything. Keep up the great work.
I've used an old Google phone to record external audio and it works perfectly for me. I can bring the audio into Audacity or Reaper to tweak if need be and then bring it right back into Media Composer to sync with the video.
Will give this a try myself before I spend money on a recorder! Thanks for sharing how you do things :)
It's crazy, samsung galaxy ace has really good recording. Sound is great. It's better than many modern phones.
@@celechaYou can buy a lavalier mic for smartphone, like Boya. It has pretty decent sound.
Markus, this IS my favourite channel. These speed reviews are epic! @13:00 … Re: you can’t distort your audio with 32 bit float…yes but as long as your mic itself can handle any super loud sounds you’re recording
I actually prefer the raw recordings, guess I'm the weird one. Thanks for the thorough review Markus! Zoom h1n is the best one I've used for the price/quality.
Thank you soo verry much, I have been looking to get a recorder and new microphone setup your videos an perspectives are much appreciated, thank you :)
I bought the tentacle, based on your short review and 6 others that I had to take notes and splice together. Thanks bro for this and your other reviews
I have a TASCAM DR-60 and a DR-05 plus a SONY dictaphone which I no longer use. The DR-05 was cheap as new but the brand new DR-60 was cheap because it was a Mk I and they brought out a Mk II. Another device made by ZOOM is the Q2n and Q2n 4K which is a camera and audio recorder in one. Saves you having to record the audio separately if you want to do something quick. I used it to record some podcasts and the quality was great. Especially if it is just for online stuff. Love these videos. So informative and interesting to watch. Thanks Markus, you legend!
So much information I needed to know just in the first 6 minutes, love the video, will continue watching now🙏🏽
I'm now a subscriber!! I really wasn't expecting to find the human incarnation of HeMan... What a find 😮
Another great video for audio.. Loved it, however, I do disagree with you on the Zoom H2n recorder. Now I've used it on several projects even for live events and it's been an awesome little device. Even used it for a lav mic recording in a video I made for a client. Just wanted to give my 2 cents. Thank you again for making just an informative video.
It sounds good but the button to navigate through the menu is so touchy it picks the wrong item and it takes 4 tries to get to whatever it is you want.
@@MarkusPix But the unit works like a pro once you work out the menu. :)
Again thank you so much for making these audio videos. Please make more my friend. :)
I realize this is an older video but I hope you're still reading the comments. I just discovered your channel and catching up on so many videos and absolutely adore your content; so well explained. And even though I had previously directed a movie and I'm a decent editor, your knowledge is priceless and really what I needed to boost the quality of my videos. Thank you so much and please keep making these videos! Needless to say I've subscribed!
Thanks Retro Repair guy. Here's something retro you might like ruclips.net/video/vsgqODAmGtk/видео.html
Than, you for doing these definitive tests, they are extremely well done and very usefu..
Also the video quality on the intro was amazing, perfectly lit, perfect.y shot.
Thank you so very much Markus! Superb insight and review of Sound Recorders. Simply excellent and will be referring when next in the market!
Super thorough as always. I use the Tascam Dr40 and Dr10l. I love both of them for their safety tracks and they sound great, but I am looking forward to the the new Zoom F3 with 32-bit float. It's very affordable and will save my ass when shooting weddings. I'm definitely buying one. It might become one of your new favorites
Thanks to your review, I picked up the 'sleeper' Roland R07 and it's become a favorite of mine, especially for music. The sound is full and rich in a way I couldn't squeeze out of the Zoom recorders. Just gotta watch for that low-end rumble outdoors. Furry cap is highly recommended. Thick wool sock might do in a pinch, though.
Great demonstration and your due diligence and knowledge of each device really seals the realities on the whole sha-bang. Kudos Markus!
I have been using the Zoom H1n for a while and just picked up a Zoom H6 they both work great for what I do. Greg
An awesome video. Thanks for sharing. I have a Zoom H2n as well but don’t find it disgusting. In fact, I find it very fun to use especially with built-in spacial mics.
Thanks, Markus. Really appreciate it. Another excellent video. Looking forward to the rest of the series
11:02 "I love the size, and the shape and the way it feels in your hand"
that's what she said
Dude, thanks so much. I actually own an uninspiring Zoom H2n, which you hated. Thanks for crystallizing that, shopping for a Roland today!
Thanks Markus!! 💜
This was really informative to watch. So again, thanks for taking the time to share.
This is truly informative and comprehensive. I am impressed by the research and effort you put in maling the document.
Really appreciate it. !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loving the series...having this many recorders compared in one place is priceless.
Markus, thank you so much for your incredible effort and super informative and entertaining audio series (and other videos on your channel). I love hear from your 1st hand user experience with such a wide range of equipment. That Tentacle Sync blew me away with its relatively clean simple design and high quality 32 bit recording.
Thanks, Markus. Your audio series has been awesome! I'm guessing Cara doesn't care for this stuff, as she was obviously absent from this one. Tell her I said, "Hi!"
Probably everyone here knows this, but your camera will also record audio while your portable recorder is working closer for clarity and detail. With no time code linking camera and recorder, to can open both audio files for sync - just match the waveform.
The camera audio can then act as a "room" mic in case your digital recorder audio is too dry. Rather than adding reverb, the mix of a little camera audio - recorded in the same acoustic - can be more subtle.
Many thanks for this comparison video - very useful.
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Thanks so much for doing this video. The information is terrific. I look forward to each of your videos. So fun to watch.
These Reviews are INCREDIBLE. So thankful that you do all this quality research and legwork for us. MUCH THANKS!
My pleasure!
I do enjoy your programs which are both thorough and well presented.
Please note that some cameras only record at 16-bit instead of 24-bit, so certain kinds of post processing will be more difficult with that camera audio because you’re working with less information.
This is the BEST audio recorder info I've seen so far! Really, really helpful, providing the actual samples directly from the devices, and then a post-process example! Never heard of the Saramonic SR-VRM1 (but want five of them now @ $100 each with different mics attatched for directional video\game tracks!), and that Tentacle Synch or the Zoom F2. Very surprised at the SOUND quality on those Sony CAMERAS, especially the little beauty Sony RX100vii at $1300. It's going to be only Peanut Butter Sandwiches again for dinner this year ...
Dude, I totally disagree with you. The sound must be good raw. Adding effects doesn't add any really relevant information to the file.
I agree with you. I need to know the raw sound so I can know what I’ll have to do in post. And some mics sound nice enough raw that you have to do much less
@@lordundhimself1310 We're also in the era of extreme fast pace editing. Ain't nobody got time for post processing.
@@queridodiario3613well then don’t use professional gear. Just like he said instead of using a camera with cinema log which requires a lot of post processing, use an iPhone instead.
@@avishekghatak2176 I do use professional equipment. For field recording I have a Hn4 pro and it sounds awesome, it doesn't need much processing. My bet is that this guys equipment is poorly set.
100% this, have recorded everything from film sound to live music to studio sessions and the gear personality is so much more important. Fixing it in post is just adding time and eating budget, get it sounding right in the first instance...that’s where the skill comes in
This was a great watch, loved learning and hearing more of these while in the market for a recorder. Thanks! Poor little H2n though, I have one, I absolutely love using the thing, and its surround features are fantastic for large venues with people talking all around it and ambient recordings.
Even the bastard child needs love too 😄
Amazing detailed video! I own the A7C (for photos mainly), A7S3 (for videos mainly), & I plug mics directly into them, despite what audiophiles say. I recently grabbed the DJI mic (mainly to record audio directly to the receiver) for when using a Drone as a flying tripod.
You made a lable mistake at 29:36
Sony R26 Should have been Roland R26
Thought you might want to know.
I'm enjoying all these audio videos.
I know it takes a lot of your time and effort to make these videos and you are doing it for FREE ( no youtube ads ) and am very appreciative of that.
Markus Pix 👍
That was a great video, thanks for all the work. I've been using a R-09 since it was new and now (2023) it's still a go-to for field recording and even some studio work when I know it'll the "the sound" I'm looking for. After watching your video though, I'm seriously considering adding the DPA mic to my collection.
YES THANK YOU A WHOLE BUNCH!!! I've requested this review and here it is!! So excited(haven't even finished watching and commenting) hehehehe
I really appreciate all your help Markus! Thank you, and very entertaining
Epic! Epic fun! Thank you. Many classics. For dubbing my archive analog audio for posterity a Tascam DR-2d. Zoom H5 for pro mics where I love its port to run from a power bank.
This is fantastic content and coverage.
You add so much value to RUclips, thank you.
Markus - thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and equipment. This must have been a huge undertaking and I really appreciate the effort and information to make this video. You rock dude!
My pleasure!
Love what you did here! We too own the Nagra SD, and man, it is a super-convenient and *beautiful* sounding kit. We've taken it everywhere and used it successfully on hundreds of radio projects (interviews, music, ambiance). The green band stereo mic with a little Rycote windjammer makes a killer combo. That omni sure sounded good though, may need to find one...
I am digging that Roland R-07 recorder. Thanks Markus!
Yes its a great thing to dig
Wow! What a comprehensive compendium! Thanks for all that work! Great! 😮😃👍
There really need to be more small options with XLR and phantom power - especially 32 bit. Nice break down. Thanks for all the good info!
Zoom f3
You always give straight forward information. Thank you.
Nice vid Markus. The funny thing is I'm in the market for a small external recorder. The timing of this video is perfect! Since I do this as only a hobby, I don't need all those bells and whistles. The Tentacle Sync recorder is perfect. All I need is a record button.
Truely a wide spectrum of recording systems.
I would like to confirm that in camera recordings with external mics are really good today. There it depends more on the mic (and mic output level).
For stereo I like to use the ORTF mic constellation and I settled with a Zoom F3 (+ a self made M/S mic for direct connection to the camera beeing maybe 50 grams.).
Thanks for this video - at least confirms my choices afterwards ;-)
I personally chose the zoom h1n because of its multi use. I can use the built in mic to record ambience and other sfx. I can also use it as a USB mic/interface. And I can stand a few feet away and it sounds like I'm directly infront of it.
Also, one thing to know. The playback volume buttons RATTLE. I was able to solve this by putting some tape over the buttons to hold them in place. So if you do use the built-in mic, you will notice the rattle unless you secure it with some tape. I just used a small piece of frog tape and it works fine.
I primarily use a usb battery bank to power it, as the rechargable AAA batteries I use don't last that long.
That *was* epic. Wow. What a great job! That must have been a ton of effort to put together!
The funny part is that.., to my untrained ear, they all sounded quite serviceable, give or take. (With the exception of that giant Fostex FR2LE Super Mod. That DID sound noticeably warmer and just.., nicer somehow. That's impressive when a guy like me can instantly perk up and think, "Dang. That IS nice.")
I wouldn't have minded seeing the Zoom H6 in there, (I keep wanting to pick one up when I see them used), though I get why you didn't include it. It's a bit of a different beast. -Also, the Zoom Podtrak P4 is really cool, for specific use cases. I feel like I'm cheating somehow, using it as the audio guts of a 4 mic studio setup, but it's been fantastic!
Thank you man! I can not wait for your next video! blessings!
The 'Tentacle' sounds really good..
I have only a Tascam DR-40, I LOVE it... The built-in mics are ok and it can power XLR microphones as well. I have it for several years, mine is Black, not gray as yours. Just a little advice: It has a firmware update that fixes some bugs and also makes the recording quality a bit better... It also makes the battery last a bit longer.
Great stuff Markus! Thank you for your time and effort showing this.
I think you proved something important here, it doesn't matter what you record into, the real magic is in that beautiful post-processing, worth a video to explain how you do it.. 😊👍
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I was surprised by the noise floor on the DR-10L. Very noticeable after you treated it.
yeah, that's what you get for a cheap consumer device
That Nagra 7 is sweet! Wish I could hear it against a Sound Devices Mix Pre ii 🙏🏻. Great content per usual!!
I like Zoom H2n ;)
Yes it sounds good, but trying to use the menu makes one want to throw it through a window
@@MarkusPix :) Yes maybe first but very soon it was ok. I often carry one with my pocket. Recording sounds of nature and city. Then add those to my videos.
OUCH. Lets talk about sync - Yes, as the zoom records at WHAT Frame PER Second - I am sure there are videos to explain - Been enjoying your break downs.
I love my h2 n. Easy 4 recording settings. Love it
Always wonderful to see/listen to your videos Markus! If you want to do a part 2 to recorders you can borrow my Sound Devices 664,633 and mixPre 10-2.
Look up detailed in the dictionary & find this video. Good clear unbiased info. I appreciate it. Thank you. Going to look for something decent to record with from this list for youtube tutorial like videos. Thx again
Great walkthrough video 👍
Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😀
Thank your for the comparison Markus !
I would love to see a video about post processing :)
Brilliant, thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much for the detailed review!
I also have two Fostex FR2LE's mostly for vocal and piano recordings due to XLR input. And I have Zoom H2N for the field recordings in MS mode. Can not say anything bad about Zoom. Settings are straightforward and sound quality is good. And now I am going to buy DR-10L for the Lavalier mic and shotgun mic. Unfortunately, H2N is too big for that.
I'll be damn if I didn't go buy a Roland R07 cuz of Marcus.
Everyone of course have their opinion.
Mine is that the zoom h2n is one of the best out there, I don't know why you criticized it so hard.
I use it all the time and I really love it.
I really like how the tascam units sound, especially for the price. Considering getting a TM-2X which is 3.5mm, not a recorder. But it's tiny, it's stereo, and it's hotshoe mounted. Planning to hook it up to a Nikon Coolpix P7100. Sure it's old, from 2011. But it's compact, dirt cheap and easy to find, and most importantly it has a mic jack. And it's packed chalk full of features, basically a poor man's RX100.
Hi Markus, I appreciate it very much. Best regards from Köln