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Author:  shmedy [ Tue Feb 03, 2009 9:13 pm ]
Post subject:  multi track recorders
im helping a friend research some info on recording studios. what are people using now a days to record in studios. i guess i mean is there multi tracks that are stand alone? or do you have to have a computer and software pretty much? any one know of any good ones to recomend for a small proffesional studio?
Author:  HxC [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 12:38 am ]
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To start a studio or looking for a studio to pay to record in?
Author:  PHeMoX [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 12:43 am ]
Post subject:  Re: multi track recorders
shmedy wrote:
im helping a friend research some info on recording studios. what are people using now a days to record in studios. i guess i mean is there multi tracks that are stand alone? or do you have to have a computer and software pretty much? any one know of any good ones to recomend for a small proffesional studio?


A small professional studio? Check out this link: http://www.tweakheadz.com/rigs2.htm

It gives a few suggestions, from budget rigs to full blown overly expensive almost-studios. :)
Author:  Lopar-XL [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:37 am ]
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There are hardware multitrack recorders that do not require a PC in order to work. Some examples include the following, linked to their respective product Web pages or places where you can get 'em:

Portable (i.e. battery powered) Multitrackers:
TASCAM DP-004
Boss BR-900CD
Boss BR-600
Boss Micro BR
Zoom H4
Zoom MRS-4B
Zoom MRS-8
Fostex MR-8


Studio Multitrackers:
TASCAM DP-02 (including the CompactFlash version)
Boss BR-1200CD
Boss BR-1600CD
Foxtex X-12
Fostex MR-8HD
Fostex MR-8 HD/CD
Fostex MR-16HD
TASCAM Analog Portastudios
Author:  ayakush [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:11 am ]
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i usually use zoom mrs-4, sp-606, guitar and bass - that's my studio!
Author:  crumbsucker [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:13 am ]
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I use good old Alesis ADAT blackface
Author:  shmedy [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 4:32 pm ]
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thanks for the info and links everybody. i will look into all of this. :D
Author:  fauna [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 6:51 pm ]
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i multitrack into computers. i used version 2.1 of cool edit pro and a buncha plug-ins. old skool Emu sound card, fings running thru a yamaha mixer. pretty basic, but good results.

i don't like composing / producing on a pc, but i have no problem recording / editing on one.

hope that helps.

NOTE: the biggest issue i've found on stand-alone hardware multitrackers is that they only take 2 simultaneous inputs. i was looking around for 4 inputs, and the price goes up a lot. may not be an issue for you, tho....
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