Digital voice recorder

[Gidget]

I'm very newbie, and I would like to get a digital voice recorder to practice with. I have a contact to record my demo reel, etc., but I wanted something that I could practice with and play back to make any necessary changes before I professionally record it. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'd like something that I could connect to my computer so I could email these practice recordings for critique, and of course, something that has a decent playback sound. Different folders would be great, too, so I could separate the different recordings. I'm not wanting to spend a lot, as it's only for practice, not actual recordings to send for jobs, etc. Any advice is appreciated, thanks!

[Mike Sommer]

There are a number of handy digital recorders out there under $60 that are perfect for that. Check out Radio Shack, Fry's or Bust Buys.
This one looks straight forward and to the point.
Olympus VN-3200PC Digital Voice Recorder - RadioShack.com (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3386235)

I use a Zoom H4 when I'm out on auditions to record when I'm practicing, this way I can play back a take and see if I'm on the right track.
Zoom makes some simpler models, and there are some Mp3 players that have mics too.

[chucktaylor]

Gidget,
Mike is quite right, the Zoom H4 is great or you can find several others here Recorders at Guitar Center. | Search Results (http://www.guitarcenter.com/Search/Default.aspx?src=recorders)

When you get a chance, please post an introduction in our welcome introduction section, it'll helps us know how to help you.

Chuck

[Gidget]

Thanks guys, this is very helpful. Chuck, I'll get to that introduction asap. Thanks for the help!