Turn your iPhone into a Professional Audio Recorder. Pro Audio To Go turns your iPhone into a 48 kHz professional audio recorder for use on location by news reporters, journalists, documentarians, musicians, DSLR videographers, filmmakers, producers and editors.

The DR-07 from Tascam is an extremely compact digital audio recorder, ideal for recording interviews, lectures, music practice sessions, and much more.

The DR-03 from Tascam is an extremely compact digital audio recorder, ideal for recording interviews, lectures, music practice sessions, and much more.

Timecode for HDSLR camera's might be finally here.

Rode Microphones already have a video mic (the VideoMic [$149.00]) that's been popular with a lot of DSLR users, and now they have released the VideoMic Pro [$229.00], which is smaller and lighter, with a redesigned shockmount. The +20dB mode improves gain for recording on some cameras.

You may not realize this but a lot of you are walking around with a high quality solid state recorder in your pocket. The iPhone is capable of capturing 44.1 kHz audio and when you add an external microphone and the $9.99 field recording app FiRe from Audiofile Engineering, you have a very capable dual audio system.

Nice ready made Y cable designed to stop your AGC audio grief with some Canon DSLR cameras made by Sescom and available for around $27.