Hello all,

I have received a response to my previous question and I sincerely appreciate the help. However, that leads me to a new question and I will restate the relevant facts in this message so you don't have to look for them in my previous message. First, I sincerely apologize if I posted this message in the wrong forum category.

Howdy,

This is my first post ever, so please forgive any unintentional tramplings on etiquette.

I'm trying to decide which digital recorder to buy. I have a few general criteria:

1. The capability of producing pro-studio quality masters. (Whether or not my skills develop to that point is still to be determined.)

Hello, Folks at Recording Music forums.
I have been looking at digital recorders for past few days and don't know which machines suit my needs.

My Roland VS 840 EX digital recorder has erased my last 2 songs I've attempted to record. I get halfway through a song and all of a sudden when I go to perform a routine function on the recorder, the disk(zip) either no longer has the song data or the data has been jumbled into an incoherent mess.

Not sure if this thread has come up, but I figured this was the place to look. I don't do much recording by myself other than demos, but I'm looking to upgrade to the 21st century (yes, I'm still using an old cassette 4track), and thinking a digital SIAB.

I was looking at the Korg D1200 and 1600, as well as the Yamaha AW16G (from reputation, these came to mind).

Hi there

Im new in this forum, but i've seen that their are many gurus out there, and i could have some help of them.
I have a laptop: P4 2.4, 352MB RAM, 30G HD WinXP Home running Cubase SX, with my M-Audio Duo.

I would like to start recording rock bands with my laptop.

Hello,

Thanks to all for your input on building the studio.

I'm going to go the computer route. However, I've got a bunch of stuff that I'd like to record asap in highest quality form that I can burn to CD, while I complete the longer term goal of building and learning the computer system.

Hello,

Thanks to all for your input on building the studio.

I'm going to go the computer route. However, I've got a bunch of stuff that I'd like to record asap in highest quality form that I can burn to CD, while I complete the longer term goal of building and learning the computer system.

What’s the best standalone digital recorder - soundwise i mean .
Thinking about purchasing between Alesis ADAT HD24, Tascam MX2424, Mackie or even Otari II to use with my Mackie 1604 VLZ-Pro?
Or get a Roland VS xx, Yamaha or even Korg ?
And which one will let me bring the soundfiles the easiest way into PT/tdm 24 Core ?

Hi people,
I just have a quick question. I am looking to buy a digital recorder, and I want to know which one is the best for the least amount of money. I have done a lot of research on them, but haven't had a chance to play with them. I am counting on everyones experiece to guide my decision.

Thanx!
Nipsy