Tascam DR-07XP
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The Essentials to Know About the DR-07XP Portable Recorder
The Essentials to Know About the DR-07XP Portable Recorder
- 32-bit "floating point" recording up to 96 kHz: no more ruined takes due to poorly set gain, easy recovery of transients and dynamic range variations.
- Adjustable AB/XY stereo condenser microphone pair, cardioid directivity, and high-level handling up to 125 dB SPL for music, voice, and field recording.
- USB-C audio interface with 2 inputs / 2 outputs and microSD card storage (up to 512 GB) for a flexible workflow both in studio and on the go.
- One-handed operation, instant start, built-in tools (auto-rec, overdub, reverb, tuner, markers) for professional results without accessories.
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A Compact Recorder Designed for Modern Sound Capture
Designed for creators who alternate between mobile recording and production, the DR-07XP combines 32-bit "floating point" conversion with current USB-C connectivity. Compared to previous generations of compact recorders, it better tolerates level variations while offering seamless integration with your computer or video setup.
Who Is the DR-07XP For?
For musicians and sound engineers scouting locations, videographers and journalists on assignment, podcasters, as well as users in meetings or dictation. Its AB/XY stereo pair adapts to stage, field, or close-miking situations, while WAV formats up to 96 kHz and MP3 up to 320 kbit/s cover broadcasting, editing, and archiving.
Features Tailored for Reliability and Speed
32-bit Floating Point: Saturation Protection Guaranteed
With 32-bit floating point, you no longer "miss" a take due to an unexpected peak: the headroom allows post-adjustment without added noise. You can also work in 24 or 16 bits as needed.
Flexible AB/XY Stereo
The two built-in cardioid microphones can be repositioned from AB to XY to adjust stereo width and image precision. A switchable low-cut filter (40/80/120 Hz) eliminates footsteps, wind, or stage rumbles.
USB-C 2x2 Interface
Use the DR-07XP as a 2-in/2-out audio interface to record directly into your DAW while maintaining the simplicity of a standalone recorder with card storage.
Fast Workflows
2-second pre-recording, automatic recording, punch-in overdubbing, markers, timer, slate signal for post-sync, dictation mode, 6 preset reverbs, chromatic tuner, multilingual menu, backlit LCD screen, and built-in speaker facilitate on-site preparation and monitoring.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 2 | Inputs | USB, Jack, Minijack, USB audio, XLR |
| Sampling frequency | 96 kHz | Outputs | USB, Line, Headset, Stereo jack, USB-C |
| Max resolution | 32-bits | Color | Black |
| Headphone outputs | Yes | ||
| WAV sampling rates | 44.1 / 48 / 96 kHz | Automatic level adjustment | peak reduction, auto level, limiter |
| WAV/BWF formats | 32-bit floating point, 24-bit, 16-bit | Built-in mono speaker | 0.3 W |
| MP3 | 32 to 320 kbit/s at 44.1 / 48 kHz | Dimensions (W x H x D) | 90 x 160 x 27 mm |
| Maximum sound pressure level | up to 125 dB SPL | Weight (without batteries) | 136 g |
| Switchable low-cut filter | 40 Hz, 80 Hz, 120 Hz | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Tascam DR-07XP record in 32-bit floating point?
WAV/BWF recording is available in 32-bit floating point, as well as 24-bit and 16-bit, up to 96 kHz. This resolution allows for level adjustment after recording when an unexpected peak occurs.
Can the built-in microphones be positioned in XY or AB?
The two built-in cardioid microphones can be repositioned between AB and XY configurations. The AB orientation widens the stereo image, while XY favors a more precise image.
Can this recorder be used as a USB-C audio interface?
The USB-C connection allows use as a 2-in/2-out audio interface with a digital audio workstation.
What is the maximum sound level the microphones can handle?
The maximum acoustic pressure level is specified as 125 dB SPL, enabling the capture of loud sound sources.
Is there a high-pass filter to limit unwanted noise?
A switchable high-pass filter offers three frequencies: 40, 80, and 120 Hz. It reduces footsteps, wind noise, and stage rumbles. Peak reduction, auto-level, and limiter functions complement level management.



