The five-second prerecord buffer function captures audio you'd normally miss if you were late going from Record Pause mode into Record you'll never miss the beginning of a song or the first words of a speech.

The D50 retains both the D1's stereo limiter with a choice of three different release times (150 ms, 1 second and 1 minute) and the great-sounding Digital Pitch Control (DPC), where playback audio speed can be changed from +100 to -75 percent without pitch change. Also included are a copy of Sound Forge Audio Studio LE editor and a Windows 2000 driver. Audio files can be on/off-loaded to the unit via an included USB 2.0 cable with PC and Mac support, including Leopard 10.5. WAV format digital audio at 16 or 24-bit depths at 22.05/44.1/48/96kHz sample rates. The D50 records PCM audio to internal 4GB Flash memory additional storage becomes possible when you insert a Sony Memory Stick into a slot on the side-only Pro HG Duo sticks work. The unit also has a powerful headphone output, external mic input, and both analog and optical digital I/O facilities. The D50 is about one-third the weight of the D1, yet it retains the same 'point-and-capture' design, using a pair of swiveling electret cardioid condenser mics for either 90-degree X/Y stereo or 120-degree wide positioning. The D1's titanium case, rechargeable battery system and round mechanical peak meters have been replaced with an all-aluminum enclosure, four AA battery powering and included AC power supply-but essentially the compact version offers the same peak-reading and backlit LCD. Sony's new handheld PCM-D50 recorder reprises most of the features and performance of the company's much-higher-priced PCM-D1 in a smaller-sized unit that's also 'smaller' in price: $599 MSRP. Barry's Free Downloadable Equipment Front Panel Recall/Manualsīarry's Mix Magazine Equipment And Software Reviewsīarry's Massive Discography And Engineering Careerīarry's Music Connection Magazine Reviews

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