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Might I recommend the small diaphragm RØDE M3? I can run off of either 48V phantom power or 9V battery, has a low battery meter, optional 80Hz bass roll off and more. Check it out here:

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/M3Rode

There are hardware multitrack recorders that do not require a PC in order to work. Some examples include the following, linked to their respective product Web pages or places where you can get 'em:

Portable (i.e. battery powered) Multitrackers:
TASCAM DP-004
Boss BR-900CD
Boss BR-600 ...

Happy New Year y'all!



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And so I'm offering this sampled phrase, for BPMs from 1 to 92. Although it's been remixed many times, many ways, Merry Christmas to you!

According to the manual, these are the memory cards supported by the 404:

BUFFALO RCF-G (256 MB, 1 GB), RCF-X (32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB, 512 MB)

HAGIWARA SYS-COM Zpro: HPC-CF128ZP (128 MB), HPC-CF512ZP (512 MB), HPC-CF1GZP (1 GB)

I•O DATA CFS-32M (32 MB)

SanDisk ultra II: SDCFH-256-903 (256 ...

Try loading them into the memory card banks (C through J). The internal banks A abd B only have about 5 minutes time available to them in total, not each. The problem may lie in the card. Try using a different brand, like SanDisk.

The Sound Professionals is selling the DP-004 here and they have a cases that can fit it, too:

http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-b ... tegory/315

Try VirtualDub for editing your videos. It's freeware and has a load of features in it. Make sure your computer has lots of free hard disk space, like on the order of at least 100 gigs free. I highly recommend recording your video without compressing it, especially if you're going to use a USB ...

TASCAM has made a portable, battery and AC operated 4-track digital recorder. It likes mighty interesting if you ask me.

http://www.tascam.com/products/dp-004;9,16,3707,14.html

This is a mighty peculiar situation. You might as well contact Roland about this too, Wax.

Sound like at least 2 things must have happened ... 1. it was formatted for MPC usage correctly in an MPC, 2. after that it was formatted on the SP-404?

You did not mess with copying folder structures and all that, right? I always thought the SP removed all other file structures on the card, but ...

I've got an idea that MIGHT help you transfer cards to and from your 404 and MPC without going to the middleman.

1. Format a card on the MPC.
2. Put the card into your PC's card reader.
3. Copy all files into a temporary directory/folder.
4. Put said card into your 404 and format it.
5 ...

Ah, if only I could afford it! I've recently had to deal with some unfortunate incidents that required the expenditure of a large quantity of money.

I want to sell my 303, and I want a 606...hint...hint...

Yeah, stay with us in the forums, Twitch. You've apparently been around here for a long while.