Thursday, 14 February 2008

ipod becomes 4 track



iPod becomes a 4-track...

This looks interesting. I love the idea of hardware add-ons for

devices like iPods that take them completely outside the realm of what

they were made for. This is a great idea.

If this comes out I am going to have to seriously re-evaluate my needs

for an iPod.

Here's what iLounge say about it.

Belkin has introduced the TuneStudio, a four-channel audio mixer that

allows users to create digital recordings directly to a

fifth-generation iPod. The mixer accepts up to four different

instruments or audio sources, and records the audio to the iPod in

16-bit, 44kHz stereo quality for instant playback; each source has a

3-band equalizer, pan and level controls, and the system offers

microphone gain and makeup gain features attenuated to the iPod's

recording needs. According to the company, it can also serve as an

external USB sound card for PCs or Macs, allowing PC source audio

input and output to a PC from any of its inputs, as well as streaming

audio over a USB connection.

"TuneStudio is compact, portable, and tough enough to withstand life

in a rehearsal room or in a garage," says Belkin. "Bands can easily

attach instruments and microphones to TuneStudio and record jam

sessions directly onto an iPod. Podcasters can also use this device to

record their shows either in a studio or on location." Belkin said the


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