Tascam DR-10X Turns Any Microphone Into a Recorder

Tascam continues to expand its range of recording solutions for all application areas. Already with an extended range of portable recorders with built-in microphones, the professional audio division of TEAC Corporation now announced the DR-10X, a recorder that can be attached to any handheld dynamic microphone for interviews and news gathering.

Aaton Digital is already shipping its new Cantar X3 24-track portable recorder, building on the success of the previous Cantar X2 model, much expanded in terms of track count, analogue inputs, digital inputs - both AES and Dante - and in a new futuristic chassis with silent controls. Designed by the same team that created its predecessor, the Aaton Cantar X3 introduces a new human interface with new display based menu control.

Tascam introduced a new four channel professional audio recording solution for filmmakers with all the features required by television production and documentaries at a very affordable price. The new Tascam DR-70D multitrack recorder features new HDDA microphone preamps and integrated mixer, line/camera in and out for synchronization and records up to 96kHz/24-bit WAV and BWF files.

Tascam, the professional division of TEAC Corporation (now part of Gibson) has updated its DR-60DmkII four-channel recorder for use with DSLR cameras with new microphone preamps with up to 64dB of gain for recording quiet voices on set. Tascam also released its new DR-44WL and the smaller DR-22WL portable recorders with Wi-Fi, for control, transfer and streaming.