Is this a good device for arranging and listening to educational audio?
1848733
Yes,I think that if you can hear all kinds of music and very practical to take it one everywhere
1848734
Yes. All my music that I have put on it plays in order. I think it would be great for that too.
1848735
Hello James This is a very simple and inexpensive player. It does not have random access to tracks only up/down buttons. So for a sequential tour it would be great. The screen (like the whole unit) is small so it may present a challenge to those with poor vision. I recommend it.
158014
Yes! The instruction manual is very helpful and it comes with preset channels that make it easy to find what you want to listen to.
1156752
Absolutely! That is what I mostly use it for. And when you want to listen to music it does not disappoint. It is great for both.
1113301
yes, and quite good one. It is especially good for interviews, recording concerts, musical bands, etc. I recommend to check on youtube.
1710630
Yes, That is why I got them. At my school, the students can plug into my small amp and listen to audio books for study using their ear buds or headphones without disturbing the rest of the class
422860
Yes but I think for you a sound bar would be the way to go this is good for the school bus or a car ride or something but for you I would recommend a sound bar
2067453
You can use both. I use my ilok on my laptop and also on the computers at my schools audio lab without an issue.
1932621
I think it's great for recording a lecture, It's a voice recorder after all. I mostly use it for music/voice solo recordings and short story recordings, and it works well.
2250429
Only if you want the audio to have all sorts of buzz and noise on it... For the cheapest available "acceptable" quality (for casual use) interface, I would suggest the Behringer UCA202. It's not great, but at least it's relatively clean-sounding, especially compared to this.
162438
Yes, I used it to get closer to who was speaking. I filmed a class and took the audio from the professor. It worked very well. The sound is great. Without loss of quality.
911927
It is not difficult, my wife has used it to listen pre-recorded English class podcast
217539
Yes it is. If you are not tech head like myself this is easy to use. Easy enough to use that my 12 year old can download music into it. Nothing fancy, just very straightforward.
1414395
I only use this device for listening purposes only, sorry I cannot answer your question.
555887
No, if you need digital audio inputs, look into the 550HSD or 575HSD. Much larger, so they may not be in your budget/space requirements.
1587289
All would be a great purchase; however, make sure that the software that you are using supports the external device that you purchase. Pro-Tools work well maybe better with a ProTools approved devices. I use Apple Logic which works well with Focusrite and Komplete Audio 6.
1579292
I use it to record music classes. It is outstanding. Parameters need to be turned on so sound isn't too faint nor too saturated. Outside lectures can be difficult for any device but this will do it about as well as anything. Upon getting this I would suggest recording a TV show in your home, radio blasting from your stereo and talking. Learn how to optimize the recorder for various environments and it will pay off on your trip with flawless recordings. If that sounds too complex then get TASCAM DR-40 which can be set to record everything twice. One is called a "safety track" at a lower level so you're sure to have something. Buy a bunch of SD cards and an external hard drive to back up your work. I use it to record music classes. It is outstanding. Parameters need to be turned on so sound isn't too faint nor too saturated. Outside lectures can be difficult for any device but this will do it about as well as anything. Upon getting this I would suggest recording a TV show in your home, radio blasting from your stereo and talking. Learn how to optimize the recorder for various environments and it will pay off on your trip with flawless recordings. If that sounds too complex then get TASCAM DR-40 which can be set to record everything twice. One is called a "safety track" at a... » Read More I use it to record music classes. It is outstanding. Parameters need to be turned on so sound isn't too faint nor too saturated. Outside lectures can be difficult for any device but this will do it about as well as anything. Upon getting this I would suggest recording a TV show in your home, radio blasting from your stereo and talking. Learn how to optimize the recorder for various environments and it will pay off on your trip with flawless recordings. If that sounds too complex then get TASCAM DR-40 which can be set to record everything twice. One is called a "safety track" at a lower level so you're sure to have something. Buy a bunch of SD cards and an external hard drive to back up your work. « Show Less
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It has an award winning (it won a Grammy)sound chip built in so it should do it well enough, though I have not had accasion to use that option yet I am well satisfied with playback quality, hope this helps .