Philips Launches Brand-New Music Audio Recorder Excellent High Fidelity Sound
Speech Processing Solutions, the world number 1 for professional dictation solutions, has launched a new audio recorder. The Philips VoiceTracer audio recorder DVT7500 has been specially developed for music recordings. Amongst its innovative features, it offers three high-quality microphones, an XLR and line-in connector, as well as 16GB of internal storage space.
Perfect recording device for music enthusiasts
The new device is perfectly suitable for hobby musicians, composers, song writers and music students alike. Stefan, guitarist in the Austrian band Stan Green, explains: “It’s a must have! It’s great for being spontaneous when composing songs. Whenever I have an idea for a new tune, I play it on my guitar and record it with the VoiceTracer. When I meet the rest of the band later, I let them listen to it and we can work on the song from there.”
High-fidelity sound without compromises
The new audio recorder features three high-quality microphones and can record PCM (WAV) and MP3 files at up to 24 bit/96 kHz sampling rate, promising crystal-clear sound quality. The device comes with an included XLR and line-in connectors, meaning musicians can easily plug in their e-guitar or keyboard and record directly, even from multiple sources at once. The input volume can also be manually adjusted using a dial on the side of the device. This gives users greater control over their recordings and helps minimize background noises.
For more information, please visit Philips’ product page: www.philips.com/dictation
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