
Tascam DR-44WL Handheld Audio Recorder with WiFi
Capture Professional Audio on the Go with the Tascam DR-44WL The Tascam DR-44WL is a portable audio recorder that combines high-quality sound capture with the convenience of Wi-Fi connectivity. With updated stereo condenser microphones, XLR inputs for 4-track recording, and an improved preamp, th...
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Overview
Capture Professional Audio on the Go with the Tascam DR-44WL
The Tascam DR-44WL is a portable audio recorder that combines high-quality sound capture with the convenience of Wi-Fi connectivity. With updated stereo condenser microphones, XLR inputs for 4-track recording, and an improved preamp, the DR-44WL delivers exceptional audio performance. The built-in Wi-Fi allows for remote control, file transfer, and audio streaming to your smartphone or PC, making it ideal for musicians, videographers, and audio enthusiasts.
Specifications:
- High-Quality Stereo Condenser Microphones
- XY Microphone Pattern
- Two Locking XLR Inputs
- Wi-Fi Control and File Transfer
- 4-Track Multitrack Recording Mode
- Dual Recording Mode
- Shockmounted Mic Capsules
- Item Weight: 12.2 ounces
- Product Dimensions: 5.2 x 3.1 x 3.7 inches
- Hardware Interface: USB 2.0
- Battery type: Alkaline
- Standing screen display size: 2 inches
Key Features
Features high-quality stereo condenser microphones, updated with a new XY pattern and high-performance mic components
Two locking XLR inputs feed our latest microphone preamp design, with some of the lowest noise levels and richest sound available
Includes an innovative Wi-Fi feature for transport control, file transfer, and audio streaming to your smartphone or PC
Designed to record loud sound sources, including rehearsals and concerts, without distortion
Each mic capsule is cradled in its own shockmount to prevent vibrations from creating low frequency rumbling on the track
To safeguard against volume spikes, the unique Dual Recording mode auto-records a second "safety take" at a lower level