I am new here so please be gentle as my question(s)/explanations may seem silly ;o)

Hello to everyone!

This thread is focused to the users who have Hardware

Hey all, it's been a while since I posted anything but rest assured I've been lurking, stalking everyone's posts as they get sent to my g-reader. :tongue:

I've been looking around for alternatives to audio interfaces recently... and with the help of a few mentionable cats here i ran into a few of the Tascam hardware recorders...
such as...

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I have a feeling things are about to change. Its too expensive to produce high-endhardware at these prices during our recession if its not selling. And the stuff that is selling is the second hand gear by the thousands of wankers on ebay. So where does this leave the manufacturers and boutique shops? Well, if you are only making a few high-endproducts a week, the price has to go up.

i am wiring up my studio right now and i have a problem that nobody has been able to solve for me. i have a pro vla II compressor, a dbx 31 band eq, a Lexicon mx300 fx unit and a tc electronic finalizer that i would like to run as hardware inserts and i have not been able to find a piece of hardware with more than 2 inserts.

Hi.. Ive been recording vocals/guitar/keyboard and a bit of drums for almost 2 years now, but I use a soundcraft board which runs through the "Line in" audio on my computer. My issue is when I record multiple tracks at the same time they have to be PERFECT in equalization because they all record to the same track.

I have a Roland VDrums and I want to use MIDI to track my drums. Based on actual experience, what interface (hardware) can you recommend that have the least latency. I'm a Logic 8 user.

Hi guys. First post here. While I have little real-world experience, the world of audio recording has always fascinated me. Well, the opportunity for me to test out my knowledge has come around. A friend's band (genre: ska punk) wants me to do their recording. I would like to know where to start in terms of entry-level hardware. I would like to be able to record the following: