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32-bit float recording
Dual ADCs capture a wide dynamic range without requiring input-gain adjustment in the default 32-bit float mode.

Independent shopping perspective
DR-10L Pro pairs a 65-gram portable recorder with the included TM-10L lavalier mic for discreet audio capture alongside video. Its 32-bit float mode uses dual ADCs across a wide dynamic range, so gain adjustment is not required in that mode. Clip it to clothing, start recording with the sliding switch, and monitor through headphones when needed. Two AAA lithium batteries can run it for up to 24.5 hours, while files are saved about every 20 seconds during recording to limit loss from an unexpected power interruption.


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What matters in use
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Dual ADCs capture a wide dynamic range without requiring input-gain adjustment in the default 32-bit float mode.
Detail 02
The recorder is light enough to be concealed on clothing with its included belt clip.
Detail 03
Long sessions can proceed with fewer battery changes.
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Recording data is saved in intervals to reduce loss after an unexpected power interruption.
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It supports extra power and data exchange with a computer.
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You can monitor before or during recording and review takes without first transferring them.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It includes the recorder, TM-10L lavalier mic, belt clip, Type-A-to-Type-C USB cable, microphone clip, windscreen, guides, and an iZotope RX Elements download card.
With the optional AK-BT1 and the free DR-10L Pro CONNECT app, you can wirelessly control up to five units from iOS, iPadOS, or Android.
With the optional AK-BT1, it can wirelessly synchronize timecode with supported Atomos products.
WAV/BWF supports 44.1 or 48 kHz at 16/24-bit or 32-bit float; MP3 supports 44.1 or 48 kHz at 128 or 192 kbps.
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