05-29-2008, 06:25 AM
I am not an audio pro but I have had to use my digital recorder to get phone messages off both my cell phone and office phone voice mails. as long as you have audio that is usable, this speaker to mic method should work fine.
As far as cable noise, it could be from interference &/or poor quality cables. There is more likely the possibility that when you hear the audio coming out of a better speaker, you are hearing sounds and noise that are actually there but the little speaker isn't reproducing them. This was very common when I'd go from a cheap cassette recorder to my Digital Performer rig and I'd hear the roller and hiss and wobble that I hadn't noticed when it was coming out of the little speaker.
Hope this helps.
As far as cable noise, it could be from interference &/or poor quality cables. There is more likely the possibility that when you hear the audio coming out of a better speaker, you are hearing sounds and noise that are actually there but the little speaker isn't reproducing them. This was very common when I'd go from a cheap cassette recorder to my Digital Performer rig and I'd hear the roller and hiss and wobble that I hadn't noticed when it was coming out of the little speaker.
Hope this helps.