I have yet to find some basic info regarding the compatibility as a DAW controller of the DM3200 and a Pro Tools Setup. I have a 002 Rack and will eventually move over to the HD systems as money allows. However, is it enough to purchase the FireWire card and plug directly in and with a few configs the DM3200 will play nice with Pro Tools? (Ver. 6.4 Currently). Anyone use this setup?

Im looking for a digital mixer that has up to 4 coax,S/PDIF stereo inputs,and a coax digital output--I now roland has made a m-1000 that is out of production,the ones I do find,the retailer wants to really put the screws to me.
My question is----is there another mixer out there that does the same thing? :?

As I'm in the market for a new mixer the specs of this one looks quite intersting. Anyone here got any experience with this mixer recording any sort of classical music?

Hi all, I need sugestion please...forgive my english...
I'm working in dEstudio, jakarta Indonesia.
We're using Ptools HD3 with 2 192 I/O (24in 16 out) and a Control24. we're planning to upgrade the studio. Which one will sound great : install summing mixer with additional ADDA or change the C24 to a Digital Mixer like Yamaha DM2000 or Sony's?

Please keep in mind I do not have this equipment, this is simply for my understanding.. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

Here is my Problem. I guess I dont understand how the signal travels, and a few other things like where the d/a converting takes place.

Allright lets say this is what I have for gear

I currently have an analog board and have considered buying a digital board from maybe ebay but I need help in making a decision about which board to get. I wanted to try the Behringer dd3216, a Tascam dm-24, or maybe a Yamaha o1v. Any help would be appreciated. I would spend from $1500-$2000.

Well here it is, the new DM 3200. http://Tascam.com/Products/DM-3200/dm3200_prelim.pdf

Howdy,

I'm looking for some recommendations and advice on picking up a USED small format digital mixer. x'scuse me while I ramble out loud:

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Hello to all, I have never posted, but have always found the advice from recording.org to be top notch!