hi everyone,

I'm havin trouble deciding on some things here, and as I'm not really experient with voltage or amperes or bits or whatever, I'm afraid the gear I'm projecting for the near future might blow itself up cause I'm makin some rookie mistake..

I am trying to get this thing to record, inputs are good (levels) moving output to board is good I can hear it. When I hit the record button seems to be recording, but I don't get anything on playback, no meters or sound. Seems that nothing is going to the tape.

There is a guy selling one of these units in good shape for $200. Is it worth it to record to tape? Is this unit any good? Should I take the plunge with tape or should I worry about preamps first?

Hi Guys,

I want to do the calibration, and maintenance for my Fostex G16 myself.
What do I need exactly ? Calibration tape, demagnetizer ?

Thank you in advance,

Nicky.

I have a pair of Foxtex D2424 which I've used for the last two years to record dozens of projects successfully, some with both decks locked together for 48 tracks. I always use an external box to generate wordclock, and typically fly in 16 or 24 tracks of ADAT using Steinberg 8IO converters and occasionally use the first 8 analog input with with 16 digital inputs.

Is there a way to transfer .WAV files that were say recorded in Pro Tools LE onto my fostex mr-8?

Say like I recorded the bass and guitar at my friend's studio on Pro Tools, and then I want to finish the rest at my own home studio. Would I be able to put the wave on a DATA CD, and via USB put it on the mr-8?

Is there a way to transfer .WAV files that were say recorded in Pro Tools LE onto my fostex mr-8?

Say like I recorded the bass and guitar at my friend's studio on Pro Tools, and then I want to finish the rest at my own home studio. Would I be able to put the wave on a DATA CD, and via USB put it on the mr-8?

I also posted this over at the 3dB board, but I do not think many of you hang out there.

;)

Then, as you do, I checked the methodology they suggest to do the upgrade. .

"Use the SCSI interface. ." says the blurb.

:oops: But the VF80ex does NOT HAVE a SCSI interface.

So, if anyone can shine some light on how I can update the software I am open to suggestions?

Hi everybody,

I already know that a good pair of monitors is the one that we're used to and can produce good mixes with, meaning the ones that you find detailed and well balanced no matter the device where you listen to them (Ex:crappy mono device, car stereo, home hifi, clubs, etc...) .