Sentence examples for recorder sampling from inspiring English sources

We recorded hyena's vocalizations in the morning, prior to feeding (recording chain: Shure Model 16A condenser microphone placed at 3-5 meters from the vocalizing animal, connected to a MARANTZ PMD670 solid state recorder; sampling frequency = 44100 Hz; frequency response of the recording chain: ± 2.5 dB over the 50 to 15,000 Hz frequency range).

For propagation experiments, the reception chain was made of an omnidirectional Beyer dynamic M69 TG microphone (frequency response 150 15000 Hz±2dB), connected to a Sony TCD-D10 DAT tape recorder (sampling frequency 48 kHz, flat response within the range 20 20000 Hz).

Recordings from free-ranging elephants in Udawalawe National Park (UWNP), Sri Lanka (May 2006 to December 2007), were made on a Fostex FR-2 field recorder (sampling rate 48 kHz) connected to a 12 V lead acid battery and an Earthworks QTC50 microphone (for details on the recording methods see [ 22]).

Sounds were captured with a Sennheiser MKH816 shotgun microphone (40 Hz to 20 kHz) and recorded onto a Marantz PMD671 compact flash recorder (sampling rate 24 bit, 96 kHz).

The songs of both eastern males were digitally recorded with a Marantz PMD 660 solid state recorder (sampling rate: 44.1 kHz) and a Sennheiser Me67 directional microphone.

All calls were recorded using a SENNHEISER K6/ME67 directional microphone and a MARANTZ PMD660 solid state recorder (sampling rate of 44.1 kHz, 16 bits accuracy).

But for his eighteenth birthday he was given his first MPC — a combined recorder, sampler, and drum machine — and brought it to the xx rehearsal room.

Recordings were made using a Sennheiser ME66/K6 microphone connected to a Marantz PMD 670 solid-state recorder (sample rate: 2005, 44.1 kHz; 2006, 22.05 kHz, proven to be sufficient after the inspection of songs from 2005).

EEG data were recorded simultaneously with a 32 channel cap (ANT WaveGuard MRI), using a BrainAmp MR plus amplifier and BrainVision Recorder (sample frequency = 5000 Hz, resolution = 0.5 μV, operating range = ± 16.384 mV, hardware high pass filter 0.1 Hz and low pass filter at 250 Hz) (BrainVision, Gilching, Germany).

Continuous stereo recordings were made using two Sennheiser ME66/K6 microphones (mounted close to the loudspeaker and pointing in opposite directions, two microphones to increase the likelihood of getting high quality recordings, as one was usually closer to the subject and had a better signal/noise ratio) connected to a Marantz PMD 670 solid-state recorder (sample rate, 22.05 kHz).

Speech was transmitted via a wireless head set (Shure UT 14/20 TP UHF series with microphone WH20TQG) and recorded with a DAT-recorder (sampling rate 48 kHz, quantisation 16 bit, down-sampled to 16 kHz).