OK I have a Microboards 4 bay StartRec stand-alone (has a hard drive) CDR buner that does:

1 x
4 x
8 x

Speeds.

So, speed? Duplicators? Errors? Checking them?

I mean it's digital aint it?

So it should be perfect!

I do know one thing, media is of primary importance, I make sure I use the recomended CDR's for it.

Heya,

I've been shopping around looking at the stand-alone units, and I like the feel and layout of the VS1880. I've also been looking hard at the Yamaha AW-4416.

I need to bounce some tracks to disk with effects printed because I am running out of processor capacity. My questions is when and why is the 3.5db bounce needed? Also do you lose any quality when bouncing? I am keeping everything in the 24bit domain as I still need to work the files in the 24 bit mix. They will be dithered and sample rate converted when the final mix is complete.

Originally posted by GK:
Hello,
So it was established that it was pro tools chopping off bits from the pt fader moves wasnt it?

Bonjour tout le monde,

Hi,
the forum subject is:
producers, engineer, HARDWARE,
so I'm gonna ask a simple question:
anyone knows something abotu Klark Teknik products quality?
Especially the old products, like DN780 (reverb with remote), DN500 (comp), DN300 (EQ).

hello all!

just discovered this amazing site through the usergroups at the "nuendo"site-congratulations, i think and hope that this will proceed as sucessfully as it did during the few months since it's up and running!

Hi,
At work, we have two fully featured Pro-Tools systems. Synchronized together we can easily achieve a track count of 128, with lot of FX and EQ. But naturally that comes at a very high price tag.

I've branched this topic from the "Fixing Live Drums" thread:

Hi Zepdave,

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