In contrast, suppose you have a DAW or HD recorder of limited hard-disk space. Hard disk wins over Minidisc in the area of editing. However, you can do simple edits in the MD recorder itself. We looked at some of the pros and cons of the MiniDisc format. Now let's examine some actual Minidisc recorders.
Reporters can edit the recording using buttons on the recorder.
Portable 2-track MD recorders have been used for documenting musical groups at folk festivals. MiniDisc also offers an easy way to record school concerts, sound effects, or your band's gigs. You could, but CD-R and DAT masters are preferred for their higher sound quality. Also, many mastering houses do not accept MiniDisc masters. It lets you associate several virtual tracks, or takes, with a single channel.