Boombox Radio is a Hip Hop Podcast Show I work on with Special from Low Pro Entertainment.  We’ve been going strong now for the past couple months and we’ve just updated the site layout for a more Web 2.0 experience.

We post new episodes every Saturday evening in addition to daily Videos and Music throughout the week that are listed.

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Sure no problem. The ProTrack Handheld Stereo Recorder for iPod. 2 Phantom Powered XLR inputs (16-bit, 44.1kHz). 2 cardioid condenser microphones. 2g Touch compatible. Two legs running to the store. 

Alesis (click specs) has seemed to answer a prayer, ours. This will make you forget all about a phone or VOIP mic for use with ipod, or possibly even adapter cables of any kind. This could be it.

Plug your 1/4 inch and XLR studio cables and record into ipod with iprorecorder,Hopefully other apps are or will be compatible with this as well. 

It’s sells for $234.99 Canadian downtown Toronto at Moog Audio.

Definitely worth some research in comparison with what you are looking for in a recording device for the ipod Touch 2g. If this works the way it says, we can spend time recording and not time finding out how to record (works with other ipod models, check Alesis link and click specs).

We will have more when we can get our hands on one.

From the RZA speaking on new biz-opportunities for publishing and sample clearance, to Kanye West no longer using samples in his latest works and a court-case that would forever change the sampling world, the question remains, is sampling dying and how is it affecting the art of hip-hop?