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by quavers » Wed Dec 06, 2017 5:59 am
My playing needs a considerable amount of work. That's why I use the recorder in the first place. The quality is adequate-it's not a piece of studio recording equipment.
I will try to submit a recording soon. But I use it mostly for study.
If you're looking for a studio quality recording, that captures the full tonal spectrum, you will really need to go to a studio. Microphones, that is to say good quality microphones are important, but you will need to control ambient noise, have an observer or engineer monitor the sound, both analytically by measuring levels and by actively listening.
While a studio recording is a little pricey but, if you feel that you are ready to distribute or sell recordings of you music, it may be time to make the investment.