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iZ Technology is a Canadian owned and operated company which manufactures the renowned RADAR line of multi-track audio recorders and the unparalleled ADA A/D & D/A audio converters. What has set us apart since our inception is an uncompromising commitment to sound quality, rock solid reliability, extreme ease of use, and industry-leading technical support. iZ Technology Corporation has been developing visionary music and audio products for close to 25 years, beginning in 1988 with the development of the innovative Anatek line of MIDI digital processors called, “Pocket Products”. In March 1991 a prototype of RADAR, the world’s first 24-track hard disk digital audio recorder, was shown at the Musikmesse. RADAR I and the TEC award winning RADAR II, which were originally distributed internationally by Otari Corporation from 1994 to 1999, achieved world-wide acclaim for achieving sound quality and reliability rivalling the world’s best high end multi-track tape machines. Following that success, iZ launched the iZ RADAR 24 in 2000, the first multi-track hard disk recorder capable of 24 tracks at 96 kHz. In 2005 iZ Technology expanded its RADAR line to include the Adrenaline Plus-driven RADAR V, the first recorder able to lay down 24 tracks at 192 kHz to a single disk. In 2012, with close to 3000 RADAR units being operated in professional recording studios around the world, iZ Technology launched RADAR 6, the world’s first professional high resolution touchscreen multi-track audio recorder, housing the all new unsurpassed Ultra Nyquist analogue I/O converter cards. Now iZ Technology is changing the audio industry yet again with the latest RADAR studio – a fully integrated DAW in one box.

RADAR files to Cubase/Nuendo?

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 02/16/2005 - 08:41

Just got done tracking a project at another studio in Austin. They were using RADAR as their platform. I am wanting to get the individual tracks dumped down so that I might be able to import them into Cubase or Nuendo at my own studio so that I might create specific practice mixes for the touring band. The engineer at the other studio said that RADAR doesn't export .wav files.

Looking for RADAR equipped room in Baltimore

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Thu, 11/04/2004 - 12:25

Hi all
One of my partners has to track some vocals in the Baltimore area in the next few weeks. We would like to find a RADAR equipped room to use for a few days - he can bring mics & pres if necessary. We are based in St. Thomas Virgin Islands and are actually the RADAR Dealer for the Caribbean - will rent the room or trade for tracking time in our studio.

Sonar files to pt or radar>?

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Sat, 02/28/2004 - 20:59

i was recently in the studio and the engineer wanted my wav files or broadcast wav files to transport into pro tools and radar.I'm using sonar3 the only way i could give him wav file was to burn it track by track and give it to him that way I'm sure their is a easier way pleeease help.. studio time cost money and time flew by while waiting on each track and the synch them.