
Product Highlights:
- Audio for Video, Music, Production
- Adjustable A-B and X-Y Microphones
- 32-Bit-Float Clip-Free Recording
- HDDA Preamps with Ultra-Low Noise
- Handles up to 125 dB SPL
- Built-In Tuner and Effects
- Two XLR/TRS Inputs with Phantom Power
- 2-In / 2-Out USB-C Audio Interface
- Supports up to 512GB microSDXC
- Up to 18 Hours on 3 AA Batteries
Overview:
Tascam DR-40XP is a versatile 4-channel multitrack portable field recorder designed for musicians, video creators, and field recordists. Featuring adjustable stereo microphones, ultra-low-noise HDDA mic preamps, XLR/TRS inputs with phantom power, and 32-bit-float / 96 kHz recording, it delivers clean, clip-free audio in any environment. Long battery life and USB-C audio interface functionality make it a reliable solution for both recording and production workflows.
- Support for 32-bit float recording
- TASCAM HDDA mic preamps with improved noise performance
- New RF-resistant microphone design
- USB-C connectivity
- Improved clock accuracy (±10 ppm)
- One-touch recording with always-active meters
- Expanded microSDXC support up to 512GB
From Performance to Production, Anywhere
Capture everything from acoustic instruments and vocals to full band performances, rehearsals, lessons, and live events, with professional-level sound quality. The DR-40XP combines four-channel recording with overdub and overwrite functions, reverb effects, and a built-in chromatic tuner for flexible production. With USB-C connectivity, it can function as a 2-in / 2-out audio interface, allowing direct integration with iPhone or computer-based DAWs for immediate recording and composition.
Professional Audio for Your Video

Designed for video creators, vloggers, and content producers, the DR-40XP features adjustable stereo condenser microphones that switch between X-Y mode for focused capture and A-B mode for immersive ambience. XLR/TRS inputs support external microphones, including shotgun mics, while improved clock accuracy (±10 ppm), slate tone generation, and a 3.5mm stereo line output help maintain tight audio-video synchronization in production environments.
