ie using it as if it were a 24 track tape machine and hooking it up to an analog mixer.

Hello,

I'm new to this incredible forum. I really like this one. I can't wait to do some searches and see what information is avalible. Since I started this topic here I have a couple questions about just getting the cleanest signal from my gear.

Hello all! I am new here, I've been reading up on as many posts as I can but I have to be honest... A lot of this stuff is WAY over my head. I have had good luck in the past using just two 4-track recorders to bounce tracks off one another but I think that it is time I got into digital: I'd like to be able to make some quality mixes for my own music. I do have an Alesis Blackface ADAT.

Hello. I'm looking into buying a reel-to-reel 4-track recorder because I'm tired of digital recordings. Does anyone know which models sound best, and what prices are reasonable? Are there any other places to look besides ebay and http://www.audiovillage.com? Are less expensive models still comprable in sound quality? Thanks,

I have a client with material on a 1" tape. We have been told that they think it is 24 track 15ips with dolby s, but maybe, just maybe it is 16 track with dbx reduction. Anybody out there have any idea where I might get this done. checked with transfermat at toy specialist, and they are not optomistic.

Thanks,

Randy

Come to the iZ Technology booth # 1350 this weekend at the L.A. convention center to see the world's first 24 track completely solid state RADAR hard disk recorder.

We'll be showing this and some other really cool accessories as well as the final 3.20 release.

I am looking for the best 24 HD recorder that is offered. The only ones I know are Mackie, Alesis and Tascam.

How are these units in comparison and are there better machines out there?

Mad John
Zythum Studios

"The present day Composer refuses to die!" - Edgar Varese - 1921

So I just got one, still half in it's MMMMbox!

Looks cool, I bought it to use with the studios iBook 600.

We were using PT For Free - the 8 track free version of PT (downloadable off the Digidesign site) to edit vocals but it was a bore making a mono mix to save space and not having a full (24) track count.

i want to combine two four track recorders, standard consumer variety. both can take a synch signal from a midi clock, but is there another way to synch the two?

how would i daisy chain them?

all replies greatly appreciated. jz.

I own a Tascam porta07, its a decent little recorder and being as I am a lo fi nut am using it to record my album. I have figured out how to mixdown to a computer in stereo so I can burn it onto a CD, I just need to know what software(preferable freeware) can record 2 tracks at the same time with one panned left and the other right