KORG Recording

Recording

SOS
Sound on Sound
Unlimited track recorder w/stereo condenser mics, touch screen, tuner, drums, guitar, bass and mic effects, 2 GB microSD and more.

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Training videos:
DAW Computer integration
                                                                        Loops
                                                                        Master volume, reference speaker
                                                                       Recording rhythms
                                                                       Recording with amp models

MR2

High resolution (DSD) mobile recorder with built in stereo condenser mics, SD card storage, USB, AA Batteries

MR2000S

Mastering Recorder

Stereo mastering: 80 GB internal hard drive -

14 hours of stereo recording at 5.6 MHz 1-bit recording

MR1000 1-bit Mobile Recorder

w/XLR, phantom power, 40GB drive

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The following models that are no longer available

D888 Digital Recorder

The user-friendly D888 is an eight input/eight output mixer and a complete eight track digital recorder. The new D888 Digital Recording Studio is perfectly situated for recording the gig or capturing live audio anywhere and then sending the audio (native WAV files) to your computer via the USB 2.0 port.