Query Details
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definition of T-unit
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| Author: | Hazem I Mansour | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
| Linguistic LingField(s): |
Computational Linguistics
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| Query: |
I am in the market for a new, high-quality tape recorder for
fieldwork. I have been satisfied with the recording quality of an analog Marantz machine with a good external microphone, but (1) it is big and clunky; and (2) digitizing analog tapes is extremely time-consuming. For this reason, I am considering a DAT machine. Any words on the pros and cons of DAT recorders (and recordings) would be most appreciated, considering issues such as the quality and reliability of the machine, and the convertability, price, and long-term archiving potential of the tapes. And if I still go for an analog recorder, does anyone have recommendations for small recorders other than the Sony Professional, about which I have already heard good things? Will post a summary. Thanks, Arienne Dwyer Dr. Arienne Dwyer Universitaet Mainz Seminar fuer Orientkunde 55099 Mainz GERMANY <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< |
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| LL Issue: | 8.463 | |
| Date posted: | 05-Apr-1997 | |
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