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Shop Media and CD Recorders Designed for Musicians


A dependable audio recorder is an essential part of any musician or engineer’s tool kit. Whether you’re a touring performer or a soundperson for hire, a CD recorder offers a reliable way to capture, archive, and share concerts and live events with professional-quality sound.


Ready to start cataloging your live sets and client sessions? You’ll find a range of options at Sweetwater. Check out our CD, PCM, and cassette recorders to find one that has everything you need.


Find the Format and Storage Type That’s Right for You


Different types of recorders have different strengths. The most important thing to consider is which storage type you’ll use. There are also many types of file formats a recorder can work with, so think about which format you use most often and select a recorder that supports it. The most common formats are MP3, WAV, and WMA.


High-capacity Recorders Safeguard Your Audio Across Sessions


Do you need a recorder that can store a large amount of data? Sweetwater carries a variety of recorders with built-in hard drives. These high-capacity recorders let you capture audio, edit it, and store, transport, or back up data as needed.


Understanding Bit Depth and Sample Rates in Audio Recorders


What’s your preferred bit depth and sampling rate? We offer recorders with bit depths of either 16 or 24 bits and sampling rates of 44.1kHz, 48kHz, or 96kHz. Higher values are more future-proof and better withstand audio editing, reducing the risk of artifacts. Lower values still get you CD quality (16-bit/44.1kHz) and let you store even more soundboard recordings and multitrack sessions.


Some models also function as USB recorders, giving you the flexibility to record directly to your computer or transfer files quickly for editing. This connection type is especially convenient for musicians who move between studio and live environments.


Added Features to Enhance Your Workflow


For those who like to geek out on extra features, you’ll be happy to find that many of our recorders include handy accessories. The most common is a wired or wireless remote control, but you'll also find many other features to make recording even easier.


Want to get a good sound without much hassle? Features such as pitch control, auto-cue, advanced track division, gapless recording, fade-in and fade-out playback, speed controls, adjustable key and tempo, and built-in mics and speakers help streamline your workflow. Many models also offer network connectivity, so you don’t have to waste time transferring files for editing.


Portable and Rackmount Recorders Mobilize Your Setup


Do you move around a lot? Then a portable recorder is a great choice. For those traveling light, a mobile USB recorder is ideal for travel, podcasting, and quick setup wherever inspiration strikes. For folks with more robust setups, rackmountable recorders pack the features and storage you need while staying protected in transit and ready to roll at the venue.


Need Help Choosing a CD or USB Recorder? Talk to Our Experts


If you have any questions about our CD, DVD, and flash recorders, our Sales Engineers are happy to help. We know the specs of all the gear we carry inside and out, so tell us about your studio setup and we’ll help you choose the best recorder for your needs.

Why shop CD, SD & USB Recorders at Sweetwater.com?


With a curated selection of CD, SD & USB Recorders, free shipping, a free 2-year warranty, 24/7 access to award-winning support - and more - Sweetwater gives you more than any other retailer! If you have any questions about CD, SD & USB Recorders, make sure to give your personal Sales Engineer a call at (800) 222-4700.