The redesigned MicroTrack II brings even more professional features to the original high-fidelity mobile digital recorder that’s been popular in professional field recording, the recording of corporate meetings, and in training, education and worship. With an extended input gain range, analogue input limiter, 48V phantom power, faster file transfer rate and other enhancements, MicroTrack II delivers a high quality mobile recording experience. Simply record WAV (BWF) and MP3 files to CompactFlash or Microdrives through balanced line inputs or built-in microphone preamps - then drag and drop recordings to your computer via high-speed USB 2.0 for immediate editing or Web posting.
Power is derived from a lithium-ion battery, and the unit can recharge via the computer’s USB connection or USB power adapter.
FEATURES
• Post MP3s to the Web-Instantly
The MicroTrack II's ability to record directly to MP3 files and transfer them instantly to the computer means that you can e-mail or post high-quality recordings to the web immediately. Musicians can e-mail demos to writing/production partners and record companies when the inspiration strikes. Business users can easily upload meetings and presentations for review and wider dissemination immediately. Educators can post classes, lectures and seminars without delay. Faith-based organizations can quickly broadcast worship services and speakers. Professional presenters can create and sell their content almost instantly.
• Flexible Recording
One of the secrets to the MicroTrack II’s compact size is that, like many of today’s digital cameras, it records to CompactFlash or microdrives. Recording capacity is based on the recording format selected and the size of the currently inserted media. An affordable upgrade to a 1GB CompactFlash card or microdrive, for example, will hold approximately 100 minutes of uncompressed CD-quality 16-bit stereo 44.1kHz WAV files. That same 1GB media will store 1500 minutes of stereo speech-quality MP3 audio at 96kbps. Of course, you can use and swap out whatever capacity media suits your needs.
• Simple Transfers You can record as many unique files as the capacity of your available storage allows. Then just connect MicroTrack II to your PC or Mac via USB, and it appears as a USB mass storage device showing the unique identification number of each file. Just drag and drop the files to your computer’s hard drive and your audio is ready to edit and/or post to the Web. The included Audacity software even gives you the power to easily edit your files and convert between file formats. • Power to Go
MicroTrack II is powered via long-life lithium-ion batteries. You can record for 4-5 hours on a single charge (or about three hours with phantom power engaged), and playback for around 7 hours. Recharge the battery by simply connecting MicroTrack to a PC or Mac via USB, or using the power supply.
• Professional Recording - Anytime, Anywhere
At about the size and weight of a deck of cards, MicroTrack II will go anywhere you need to record—but don’t let its small size fool you. Thanks to leaps in miniaturization, this rugged device is in the same class as major brand digital cameras. • Take MicroTrack with you wherever you go
MicroTrack II's mobility and internal mic preamps also make it ideal for recording practice sessions and gigs, not to mention capturing film-quality sound effects in the field. Balanced ¼” TRS mic/line inputs also make it easy to record from professional microphones or take a feed directly from a studio or club mixer. S/PDIF input means that you can even record the output of digital mixers and do transfers from other digital recording/storage devices. And regardless of how you choose to record, you can monitor via the 1/8” stereo headphone jack or RCA line outs.
• Beyond DAT & MD
The MicroTrack II represents a far better way to acquire audio than DAT or MD, especially in the field. For starters, MicroTrack II's media and electronics are all solid state, making them significantly more compact, reliable and resilient. Where delicate DAT tapes and MD discs are getting harder to find, CompactFlash and microdrives are readily available, and the price per megabyte keeps plummeting. Perhaps even more compelling, audio data transfers from MicroTrack to your computer almost instantly - no more waiting around for real-time DAT or MD transfers. And MicroTrack II's media can even double as storage for other devices such as digital cameras.
M-AUDIO MICROTRACK 24/96 SHOP SEE HELP FOR GUIDANCE
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M-Audio MicroTrack II - IN STOCK
THIS RECORDER COMES WITH A LOW CAPACITY 64Mb CF CARD TO GET YOU STARTED, BUT YOU WILL NEED MORE SENSIBLE SIZED MEDIA THAN THIS - PLEASE SEE OUR APPROVED CF CARDS BELOW.
THIS RECORDER COMES WITH A LOW CAPACITY 64Mb CF CARD TO GET YOU STARTED, BUT YOU WILL NEED MORE SENSIBLE SIZED MEDIA THAN THIS - PLEASE SEE OUR APPROVED CF CARDS BELOW.
PELI MINI-1 Hard Casewith interior foam, for MicroTrack with its T-Piece Microphone (We supply other sizes of hard case too - see our Recorder Accessories page) - IN STOCK
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RECOMMENDED MICROPHONES FOR THE M-AUDIO MICROTRACK
Superlux E523/D-TRS Stereo One-Point Microphone (this specially adapted version by us comes with 2 x 1/4" TRS Jacks for connection to the MicroTrack's mic inputs) -CURRENTLY IN VERY SHORT SUPPLY. WE ARE ADVISED THAT WE WILL RECEIVE OUR NEXT SHIPMENT IN JUNE.
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RECOMMENDED HEADPHONES FOR THE MAYCOM M-AUDIO MICROTRACK
Audio-Technica ATH-CM7Ti In-Ear Reference Headphones (Earbuds) with exceptional studio-quality reference performance for this type of headphones - IN STOCK
worship. With an extended input gain range, analogue input limiter, 48V phantom power, faster file transfer rate and other enhancements, MicroTrack II delivers a high quality mobile recording experience. Simply record WAV (BWF) and MP3 files to CompactFlash or Microdrives through balanced line inputs or built-in microphone preamps - then drag and drop recordings to your computer via high-speed USB 2.0 for immediate editing or Web posting.
The MicroTrack II's ability to record directly to MP3 files and transfer them instantly to the computer means that you can e-mail or post high-quality recordings to the web immediately. Musicians can e-mail demos to writing/production partners and record companies when the inspiration strikes. Business users can easily upload meetings and presentations for review and wider dissemination immediately. Educators can post classes, lectures and seminars without delay. Faith-based organizations can quickly broadcast worship services and speakers. Professional presenters can create and sell their content almost instantly.
based on the recording format selected and the size of the currently inserted media. An affordable upgrade to a 1GB CompactFlash card or microdrive, for example, will hold approximately 100 minutes of uncompressed CD-quality 16-bit stereo 44.1kHz WAV files. That same 1GB media will store 1500 minutes of stereo speech-quality MP3 audio at 96kbps. Of course, you can use and swap out whatever capacity media suits your needs.
You can record as many unique files as the capacity of your available storage allows. Then just connect MicroTrack II to your PC or Mac via USB, and it appears as a USB mass storage device showing the unique identification number of each file. Just drag and drop the files to your computer’s hard drive and your audio is ready to edit and/or post to the Web. The included Audacity software even gives you the power to easily edit your files and convert between file formats.
MicroTrack II is powered via long-life lithium-ion batteries. You can record for 4-5 hours on a single charge (or about three hours with phantom power engaged), and playback for around 7 hours. Recharge the battery by simply connecting MicroTrack to a PC or Mac via USB, or using the power supply.
the field. Balanced ¼” TRS mic/line inputs also make it easy to record from professional microphones or take a feed directly from a studio or club mixer. S/PDIF input means that you can even record the output of digital mixers and do transfers from other digital recording/storage devices. And regardless of how you choose to record, you can monitor via the 1/8” stereo headphone jack or RCA line outs.
