
Although not a professional quality recorder the mini disc is a great device which can be used for recording backing tracks for solo artists or at any time when a quick and easy recording is required but for me it can be best used to unclutter tracks which have suffered from having too many instruments and sounding too full. I do not know how it does it but the Mini Disc has the ability to remove parts of the recorded music to leave a move open sounding recording.
The Tascam MD-350 is a MiniDisc player and recorder that features advanced audio technology, including the ATRAC v3 encoding scheme, allowing for up to 320 minutes of recording time on a standard MiniDisc. It offers various audio inputs and outputs, making it suitable for live venues and broadcasting.
The Tascam MD-350 is discontinued but remains a valuable option for those seeking reliable MiniDisc recording capabilities.
Introduced in June 2001 but well remembered and has it's own Minidisc Wiki page, Click the link: https://www.minidisc.wiki/equipment/teac/pro/md-350
Watch the YouTube video for an in-depth demo made by an enthusiastic restorer: