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Feodosia - Posted - 11/21/2007: 18:30:39
Hey all, I just got in tonight a used Olympus DS-30 voice recorder off of Ebay ..it seems to be working ...alittle hard to figure out since it's used and without paperwork... but I just did my first music recording with it ... Just go check my homepage recordings...it's titled Olympus DS-30 Billy in the Lowground ... all of my other recordings were done with the older Olympus WS-100 , which sounds muddy in comparison to the DS-30 ... just listen to my other recordings to hear the comparison ....so far, I like the new machine .... it records in WMA for good compression and I converted the file to MP3 .
Ive been forcing myself to work out of a C-position on the banjo while tuned for my normal G-tuning , so that I may decrease the amount of re-tuning while onstage .... I'd rather play in a dedicated C-tuning but learning how to do this is more useful for stage and jam playing ... Im starting to get the hang of it ...
kyfiddler1 - Posted - 11/22/2007: 07:47:07
How do you convert the WMA file to MP3?
Practice only on days that you eat!!
Kyfiddler1
M-D - Posted - 11/22/2007: 08:42:19
I dont know how to do that with the Olympus products, kyfiddler1, but there are several shareware/freeware programs available on line that will do this.
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M-D
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you've got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
kyfiddler1 - Posted - 11/22/2007: 19:57:20
Thanks M-D, I found one of the freeware programs to do it.
Practice only on days that you eat!!
Kyfiddler1
Feodosia - Posted - 11/24/2007: 10:50:45
yeah, I used one of those freeware programs to convert the files too ...
