I'm planning on buying an analog machine and have been offered a Tascam MS-16 and a Tascam MSR-24. What would be the best buy, assuming they're both in good condition?

The MS-16 is SEK14,000 - appr. USD1,800.
The MSR-24 is SEK17,000 - appr. USD2,200.

/Oscar, Stockholm

1. tab to transient (for audio editing)

2. nugding regions with plus/minus keys

2.5. placing regions in line with the cursor location, or selected region start location (control + drag on PT) (or control+option+drag to duplicate)

3. can the grid values be changed?

4. quick keys for the tools?

:shock: I can't believe how good the Waves Renmax reverb sounded! I had a 14 day trial with it and now it's gone
My question is this, how does the sir reverb compare? It is free and the Wavesdeal is about $450. I already have the sir and am waiting on a wrapper the FXpansion. Just like to hear some opinions. Thanks again.

Hello!

I'm just about as new to this forum as I am to this machine, an otari MX-5050 BQII 1/4" 4-track, and to analog reel-to-reels in general. My only other experience with this stuff is on an MTR-90 2" 24-track that required minimal calibration to sound amazing.

Hi guys,
Ive got 2 questions...
Im using Nuendo 1.51 to record my music and I'm reasonably new to it... I am also using a Delta 1010lt soundcard...

Firstly, I'm having difficulty locating the function that enables you to hear what your playing thru the monitors (whist i am singing or playing an instrument) what needs to be done to get it working?

we have been using an AMEK rembrant for a few years now and while i think its a good allround desk is there a way to increase its headroom as in that department its not that good.

Hi Gang, I'm tracking on a Mackie SDR 2496 and then transferrring files to DAW for mixing. the SDR doesn't offer any sort of rendering, so when I get tracks imported to Sonar, punches show up as seperate takes of the original track, and assigned their own track in Sonar. SDR uses broadcast wave format, which is timestamped.

This cool effect involves recording, for example, a vocal source, then processing it backwards with reverb (?), then somehow putting it all back together (?), and thats where I'm confused.

How would this be done on a Hard Disk recorder ? I do have a sampler too...for doing the backward thing -

Any help Appreciated,

S

Howdy!

I'm looking for a standalone click track creator program.
One that lets you map out each measure for times sigs
and tempo changes for a complete song, and visually
see it.

I don't have Pro Tools so the Trillium Lane Labs TL Metro
won't work. Everything else I can find seems to only do
4/4 and 3/4.

i'm doing an "in-the-box" remix in Logic tommorrow. i think it's 6.x.
i'm used to Pro Tools Mix.

the Logic rig is using Digi 001 as interface.
how are the converters on the 001?

most of mix is MIDI info for the sampler in Emagic.
any pointers on what to look out for with Logic sonically, or in general?