Friday, December 9, 2011

TASCAM DR-40 Handheld Digital Recorder Video Demo at AES 2011

At AES 2011 in New York, TASCAM unveiled its new DR40 portable high-res digital recorder in this video demo for George Petersen of HDVideoPro/CineSoundPro www.hdvideopro.com magazine.

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Sunday, November 27, 2011

Zoom H4n Handy Recorder Review

!±8± Zoom H4n Handy Recorder Review

The Zoom H4n Handy Recorder:

After two months of hands-on use of the Zoom H4n Handy Recorder I thought I would write a quick review. This unit is truly one of the best deals on the market right now when it comes to personal digital recorders, it has solid construction, good quality built-in condenser microphones, a large bright back-lit screen, easy to use buttons and a nice rubber grip. The sound quality is very good, I use it for producing home demos of classical and steel string fingerstyle guitar music and aside from going into a studio it is the easiest way for me to do so with a professional sounding result.

I have compared it side by side with its sister unit the Zoom H2 and although the H2 produces a nice recording the H4n is definitely superior in sound quality and overall features. The only unit that I have tried that I think out competes the Zoom H4n is the Sony PCM-D50 which is at least 0 dollars more and aside from a slightly better overall sound quality, doesn't offer comparable features (such as the two real XLR/quarter-inch jacks on the Zoom, SD-Card).

Likes:

I love the feel: Compared to the old Zoom H4 this unit feels like a real piece of equipment, solid rubberized outside with a nice heavy feel. Some of the other units like the H2, Edirol, and Tascam feel like toys compared to the H4n.

The screen: Big, bright and easy to read, whats not to like!

Adjustable microphones: I didn't think that this would be a big deal to me but after having the Zoom out to a few concerts (one rock show and one symphony performance) being able to adjust the range of the microphones is a great asset!

SD-Card slot: This was a no brainer, why limit yourself to a hardware specific format like Sony does, right now I have a 16GB card in the zoom and SD cards are cheap and easily accessible.

Included accessories!: The H4n comes with a mic clip which is essentially just a microphone handle that screws into the tripod mount (another great thing to have) so you can use the zoom with any standard microphone, I can't tell you how well this works in a studio/live setting! THE CASE!!! It's just a simple plastic case big enough for the recorder to fit in but it has already saved my butt... while walking out of my apartment down the concrete stairs the zoom slid out of my laptop case and bounced all the way to the bottom, because it was in this simple plastic case, not a scratch!!

Battery charger: Throw in some good rechargeable batteries and it'll always be ready to go when you are.

It just plain works! I love it when on those rare occasions I buy a piece of equipment that actually enhances my music making and the Zoom is definitely one of those items. Whether I am recording a whole piece of music or just small phrases to play with my interpretation the zoom makes recording a much more enjoyable and simple process than sitting in front of a computer screen trying to juggle a mouse and an audio interface.

The Dislikes:

Yep, there are definitely some dislikes.

Long boot-up time: It takes upwards of a minute to boot up and be ready to record, not a big deal but definitely a bit of a pain.

No guard on the microphones: I would not want to see what happened if the zoom came off a table and hit the floor with the microphones first. This is why you should ALWAYS use the mic clip or a stable tripod, and keep it in the case when transporting.

Menu navigation: This one is a tough one for Zoom, they've included so many features that when you want to navigate to get to some of them it becomes a bit cumbersome, but if like most of us all your doing is recording sound it's dead simple.

Handling noise: This is common for all recorders in this arena, thankfully if you use the included microphone clip you won't hear anything.

Other than that, so far there is nothing else that I really don't like about this unit, and more than whats been mentioned here the I really do like! I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to do high-quality recordings for a very reasonable price.

Cheers and I hope you found this useful,

Rob


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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Kurt Vile - Hunchback - Live @ Bunk Bar, Portland, OR 04/23/2011

Kurt Vile and the Violators. From the album Childish Prodigy. Recorded with a digital camera and a Tascam DR-05 portable digital recorder. If anybody wants more videos from this show I will upload them.

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Tascam DR-03.mov

Trying out a Tascam DR-03 portable recorder. Guitar Center was blowing these out in clearance for .99. These are being discontinued and being replaced with the Tascam DR-08. I think it sounds pretty good for the price.

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Monday, October 31, 2011

Advantages to Having a Home Recording Studio

!±8± Advantages to Having a Home Recording Studio

Building a home recording studio takes money, time, and passion. You can easily spend thousands of dollars amassing the equipment and software you need, while you will also have to dedicate at least one room of your home to the cause. Add upset neighbors and constant distractions to the mix, and you have several good reasons not to have a home recording studio. So why do so many people choose to add these to their homes? Simply put, the advantages far outweigh any drawbacks.

The first benefit is that you will be saving a ton of money, especially if you were already using a recording studio. With fees ranging from one hundred dollars an hour up to thousands, any money you spend building and outfitting your home recording studio will be quickly recouped. Recording studios are incredibly expensive, and the better ones even more so.

A second benefit is that you will be able to produce your own tracks. As the saying goes, if you want something done right, you will have to do it yourself. Sometimes you and only you can feel your vision, which is why you should be hands-on from the writing of a song to its very end stages.

Another advantage to having a home recording studio is that you won't be bound by another recording studio's business hours. If you work best at three in the morning, that's when you can work. If you need to take a break, you won't be doing so while paying for expensive studio time. Having your own home recording studio will free you to create when you are feeling creative, not just when you are scheduled.

When you are using an outside recording studio, you are limited to their choices in equipment, hardware, and software. You have no freedom to choose a microphone that works best for you or new software that allows an effect you like. Having your own home recording studio puts all the choices on you. You will be the one who decides what equipment is needed and when to be cost effective.

Although setting up your home recording studio will be expensive and time consuming, this will be a one time cost. For years, you and your loved ones will be able to enjoy the benefits of a home recording studio for no charge at all. If you are serious about the music industry and your own career, this will allow you to put in the time and effort that breaking into this competitive business requires.


Advantages to Having a Home Recording Studio

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Monday, October 17, 2011

Tascam GTR1 Portable Digital Recorder

!±8± Tascam GTR1 Portable Digital Recorder

Brand : Tascam | Rate : | Price : $205.00
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With TASCAM's GT-R1, you can plug in and record anywhere. It combines a portable recorder with an instrument trainer for the ultimate songwriter's toolkit. Record using the built-in stereo condenser microphones, or plug in your guitar or bass to record using the amp simulator, reverb and multi-effects. The GT-R1's built-in rhythm machine sets the groove when beginning your song, and the overdub mode allows you to build a song step-by-step.

TASCAM's GT-R1 records in MP3 or WAV format, 16-bit or 24-bit. A generous 1GB SD card is included to get you started, and the USB 2.0 jack charges the recorder and copies your recordings to your PC or Mac. There's a low cut filter and analog limiter to keep levels under control, whether you're improvising in the studio or recording rehearsals or concerts.

There's no better tool for learning new songs and solos than TASCAM's instrument trainers. Load MP3 files into the GT-R1 and plug in to play along. Loop a section of a solo with two button presses, then slow it down without changing the pitch. You can even switch on a Guitar or Bass canceller to play along with the original rhythm section. The GT-R1 also includes a chromatic tuner and metronome for practice and warmup.

Don't go anywhere without your guitar and your new songwriting partner, the GT-R1.

    * Portable stereo recording with built-in condenser microphones
    * MP3 or WAV file recording, up to 48kHz/24-bit
    * 1/4" Instrument input for Guitar or Bass
    * Amp simulation, reverb and multi-effects
    * Over 80 rhythm tracks in a variety of styles
    * Overdub function allows users to record over an existing track
    * Powered microphone input
    * Low cut filter and analog limiter on input
    * Loop and change the speed of music playback without changing the pitch to learn and transcribe new music
    * Guitar and Bass canceller allows musicians to play along
    * Includes 1GB SD Card and rechargeable battery
    * USB 2.0 Connection to computer for file transfer and charging
    * Optional AK-DR1 includes a tabletop stand, microphone clip and windscreen

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Saturday, October 8, 2011

Learning to Play by Ear

!±8± Learning to Play by Ear

So perhaps you've learned your basic chords or scales on your respective instrument. You've been working on your technique, and it's starting to come together. There are a couple of songs that you like to play and they sound OK. When you play your axe, you're starting to get a feel for when it's really in tune. What now?

I cannot stress enough the importance of being able to play by ear. Everything that you've ever heard anyone play on your instrument is at your disposal - you just have to figure it out. Learning how to play tunes or instrument parts using your ear is just like anything else you practice: the more you do it, the easier it gets. If you do it often enough, you won't even need your instrument to figure it out. The concept of teaching your ear to decipher musical structures as they're being played is called ear training and it's been practiced and honed for centuries.

Whether you are interested in learning to play the guitar by ear, or virtually any other instrument for that matter, there are a number of excellent learning aids available to assist you! The current state of learning aids for ear training is quite well these days (thank you for asking). With a variety of books, CDs, DVDs, and even software, there's plenty from which to choose when you decide to add this important skill to your arsenal:

Ear Training Books -
In the musician world, there are two reknowned learning institutions, the Berklee College of Music in Boston, and Musicians Institute (MI) in LA. Both have their own take on ear training. For Berklee, it's Essential Ear Training for the Contemporary Musician and for MI, it's Ear Training - The Complete Guide for All Musicians. Homespun, which makes a large variety of books, CDs, and DVDs for all musicians and styles, has their take, which is Ear Training for Instrumentalists featuring a whopping 6 CDs full of exercises and drills. If you're a guitar or bass player, you'll definitely want to check out Ultimate Eartraining for Guitar and Bass by Tribal Tech's Gary Willis. My friend Chris, who's a working electric jazz bassist in NYC, absolutely loves this book.

Ear Training Videos -
Playing the guitar by ear, or nearly any other instrument for that matter, is not as hard as you may think! For videos, Berklee has produced Harmonic Ear Training (DVD). This 73-minute DVD will help you recognize chord progressions quickly and listen to music more analytically. Bass players get a real treat, as jazz bass great John Patitucci has released John Patitucci - Electric Bass 2: Soloing Ear-Training And Six-String Technique Video, which teaches soloing by stressing the importance of ear training.

Ear Training Software -
As you might expect, software is a natural choice for teaching ear training because it's interactive. The cream of this crop is Ars Nova Practica Musica which is both Windows and Macintosh compatible, covers just about every aspect of ear training, and features customizable exercises. Ear Training Coach is a more affordable option and offers a 10-grade curriculum in ear training and sight-reading. However, the piece de resistance and the one tool that should be in everyone's ear training bag is the SlowGold CD-ROM. This nifty piece of software lets you slow down any piece of music on CD or MP3s without changing the pitch. So if you're learning to play a passage from a recording, and it's too fast, just run it through SlowGold to hear every single note at the exact pitch it's played.

Ear Training Hardware -
Not surprisingly, music equipment makers have gotten into the ear training game, and not surprisingly, the offerings are particularly good for electric guitar and bass guitar. The Tascam CD-GT1 MKII Guitar Trainer and the Tascam CD-BT1 mkII Bass Guitar Trainer features the same slowdown technology of the SlowGold software, but have housed it in a standalone unit with a built-in CD player, effects, and a headphone jack for silent practicing. Tascam has even made one the vocalists, the Tascam CD-VT1 Portable CD Vocal & Performance Trainer, which has a Vocal Cancel feature that removes the vocal from the CD during playback. Karaoke will never be the same ...

Learning aids aside, one really useful exercise is to pick out a recording of a simple tune that you like. Listen to it very carefully. See if you can determine when the band is changing chords. If you can pick out where these chord changes occur, then you'll know the points in time when you need to determine what the next chord is.

Tune your instrument to the recording. Take the first chord in the tune. As it plays, try to pick out a low note on your instrument that best matches that chord. There should one note that resonates with the recording. Did you find it? This is the root note of that chord. If this note is a C, you know that the first chord is a C (something). It could be a major chord, a minor chord, a 7th chord, but whatever it is, it's a C version of that chord. If you're listening to "Hey Jude", the root note for the first chord is an F. If you're listening to "Wonderwall", it's an F#. If it's "Layla", it's a D ...

Now that you have your root note, the next step is determine what the quality of the chord is. Is it a major or minor chord? Is it a power chord? One surefire way to determine this is trial and error. Assume it's a major chord. Test out this possibility by playing the major chord for your root note along with the recording. Does it sound good? Does it resonate? If so, you've just figured out what the first chord is. If not, try a minor chord. Play the minor chord for your root note along with the recording. Does this sound good? Does this resonate? Try a few different choices. If you get stumped, look at the sheet music or transcription of this recording. This is your answer key, so to speak. If you're just starting out and need a lot of easy tunes for practice, there are some great 3-chord songbooks such as The Guitar 3 Chord Songbook and Favorite Songs With 3 Chords.

After you're figured out the first chord, go to the next point in time where this changes, and figure out what the second chord is. Repeat this process until you've covered the entire tune. A lot of popular music is cyclical in that the same 3-4 chord pattern will often repeat throughout the tune, so you may not have to figure out more than 3-4 chords for the entire song. Yes, when bands write great songs using just "three chords and an attitude", it makes your job a lot easier.

So why would you want to do this? Well, first of all, you're improving your ear. Secondly, you're improving your knowledge of chords because you're forcing yourself to play a variety of chords. If you know your root note for a particular chord is an F#, but you don't know what the quality is, you may have to test out an F# major chord, an F# minor chord, an F#7 chord, and so on. This solidifies your knowledge of chords throughout the parameters of your instrument. The more tunes you figure out, the easier it is to find and play these chords. The other benefit of going through this process is that you're playing along with recordings, which is going to make you're playing better, because you're subconsciously absorbing all the nuances of the recording into your playing.

The main thing is to not get discouraged and to do it on a regular basis. Turn on the radio and try your hand at whatever's playing. If you don't like the tune, change the station. Put it on the classical station - yes, you can play along with classical ones too. Don't be afraid. It's all just music, and in the end, armed with just an ear and the knowledge of some basic chords for the trial-and-error process, you can figure out how to play it.


Learning to Play by Ear

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Monday, September 26, 2011

Zoom H1 Pak Portable Digital Recorder With Accessories Bundle and Headphones

!±8± Zoom H1 Pak Portable Digital Recorder With Accessories Bundle and Headphones

Brand : Zoom | Rate : | Price : $127.59
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The zoom h1 pack comes bundled with everything you need right out of the box. included are a pair of professional closed cup headphones, windscreen, ac adapter (usb type), usb cable, adjustable tripod stand, padded-shell case and a mic clip adapter as well! combining powerful recording capability with elegance and simplicity, the h1 handy recorder is zoom's smallest, most affordable recorder ever. the h1 handy recorder features zoom’s renowned recording technology and studio-quality microphones in their easiest, most portable device ever. now zoom recording technology is available to everyone. and with an infinite variety of applications, you’ll want to take your h1 everywhere. the h1 gives you clean, clear stereo sound effortlessly. the h1 handy recorder puts all its functions at your fingertips. no menus! its backlit display features recording levels, file format, time elapsed, remaining battery life and recording time. its intuitive transport puts all the controls on the side with no menus on the screen. a large record button gives you complete control. playback and pause, marker, forward and rewind buttons are all accessible by your thumb. volume for playback and monitoring can be adjusted using your index finger. on the back, you’ll find a single aa battery compartment, a tripod mount, low cut filter, auto level setting and recording format selectable switches. there’s also convenient mount for a strap or lanyard clip. all the transport controls are on right side of the h1 and you can adjust recording levels on the fly. a 1/8 inch stereo line input is located on this side and its usb port is also accessible here as is its power on and hold switch. on the left side, you can replace your microsd card by folding down the rubberized door. there’s also a 1/8 inch stereo line/headphone output with adjustable volume control for monitoring playback. the built-in reference speaker is on the bottom of the unit.

  • Stereo X/Y mic configuration captures perfect stereo images
  • Same frequency and SPL handling as popular Zoom H2
  • Records Broadcast WAV (BWF) at 96kHz/48kHz/44.1kHz at 16-bit or 24-bit
  • Records MP3 from 48 to 320kbps for maximum recording time
  • Included accessories: Professional Closed Cup Headphones, Windscreen, AC adapter (USB type), USB Cable, Adjustable Tripod Stand, Padded-shell Case and a Mic Clip Adapter

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Tascam DR100 Portable handheld Digital Recorder, with 8GB SDHC Card, Ear Buds, and 1/8" Adapter Cables

!±8± Tascam DR100 Portable handheld Digital Recorder, with 8GB SDHC Card, Ear Buds, and 1/8" Adapter Cables


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This Package Contains One Tascam DR-100 Portable Handheld Digital Recorder; One Transcend 8gb Class 2 SD Card; One Fostex IH7 High-Definition Ear Buds; One 6 Foot 1/8 Inch Stereo to 1/8 Inch Stereo Cable; One 6 Foot 1/8 Inch to RCA Pair Cable.he rugged TASCAM DR-100 offers high-end recording features to musicians and engineers who demand more from their portable recorder. It features four built-in microphones, two cardioid and two omnidirectional, with analog limiting and filtering for great-sounding recordings. A pair of XLR microphone inputs with phantom power welcomes pro-grade condenser microphones, and line in and out connectors are also provided. Specs:Tascam DR-100; Four microphones - Stereo Cardioid and Omni Condenser Mics. 44.1k to 96k sampling rates for WAV file recording. MP3 and WAV file Recording and Playback. XLR Mic Inputs with Phantom Powe. High-performance microphone preamp with 60dB of gain. Premium AKM Audio4Pro A/D converters with over 100dB signal tonoise ratio. 3.5mm Line Inputs and Outputs. Low Cut Filter Analog Limiter and Auto Gain Control. Built-in Speaker. Integrated microphone stand mount. Runs on Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery or AA Batteries. Optional PS-P520 AC power adapter. Dimensions 3.2 W x 1.4 H x 6 D (80.5mm x 35mm x 151mm).

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Friday, September 16, 2011

The Bose L1 Compact - a compact, portable PA Powerhouse

!±8± The Bose L1 Compact - a compact, portable PA Powerhouse

The Bose L1 sound system is a compact highly portable, yet extremely flexible. The Bose L1 Compact also offers crisp, clean and precise sound of Bose. I bought two L1 compact last year and are extremely pleased with my purchase. I've been an amateur musician for almost 25 years and have tons of experience with many PA systems. I'm at least five separate systems over the years has included equipment from European arrest warrant, Tascam, Mackie, Hafler, JBL and Electro Voice. I have tosay that the Bose L1 is my favorite compact PA system is one that I have ever owned.

In my youth, and twenty years I played in several bands rock 'n' roll and always owned my PA system for use with the bands that I played. I was (and still are for that matter), the singer in each band and has discovered that the PA system was very important to my performance. Most of the systems I had at that time in possession of extremely powerful and should be so strengthened,my voice above the guitars and drums at full volume. In my mid to late twenties I started to play mostly acoustic music (like me on guitar with my hand). I also started to enter the karaoke and DJ gigs to make ends meet. This continued into my thirties and I found myself with the music my daughter 12 years old last year. The system I had used for 6 years before a more compact Electro-Voice network and submarines, including a rack full of equipment and digitized TascamBoard, Hafler power amp, a DBX DRIVERACK PA, racks and effects of different computers. While it was a bit 'more compact, this system was still quite cumbersome to fill my small SUV to the brim and test my back every time I moved the system performance. It was time for a change. He had come to the point that I actually fear shows, karaoke and the like, because I just flat out did not want to move my equipment. I started looking for more compact systems and stumbled over the PABose L1 compact. After a careful examination of many systems that I designed a plan to sell my current PA system and buy the most compact that I could gather. The system consists of two Bose L1 Compact, an Alesis MultiMix USB 2.0 8-channel mixer, microphones and a laptop computer (for digital music, karaoke, recording, etc. ..). This system consists of a flash, is extremely light and sounds wonderful, especially!

The most important factors in the choice of the Bose L1 Compactwere its size, flexibility and sound. I use this system for live performance sound, karaoke, video recording and control while the DJ use. The compact Bose L1 weighs less than 30 pounds and can travel in a (two Bose L1 Compact two trips) are performed. A very compact structure for smaller rooms and meetings, half height adjustment for the installation of the device on a table or: where flexibility is concerned, a Bose L1 Compact single installation can take place in three different positions depending on the application byStage, while he continues the line-array speakers at eye level and a complete setup, in which the base station is on the floor and the speaker line array is raised slightly above head height. Compact L1 with the purchase of a second, I maximized the system's flexibility and can now use two units in a stereo pair for larger venues and crowds of up to 300 people. The high flexibility of this system also allows me to just get a compact for smaller L1 acoustic or local educationalPerformance. Each Compact L1 contains two channels of input for a microphone, acoustic guitar and a PC, a DVD player or even an iPod or iPhone.

The sound of the Bose L1 Compact is simply fantastic (especially with two of them). I have absolutely no problem with feedback and can also use the system as my system monitor. In fact, the Bose L1 Compact should be both network and system monitor. I just created the right behind and beside me and I have an opinion FREE SetupI use both my network and my monitor. This was a big plus for me because my daughter is now running with me, and I know how difficult it can be, without even hearing the song (the fact that many, many times over the years). Now I can setup a show with my daughter in about 15 minutes and could not be happier with our sound. In fact, I even complimented the sound of almost every performance.

Finally, I recommend the Bose L1Compact. I think it's the most flexible, best sounding, compact PA system on the market. A word of warning, I should not use this system with a real rock 'n' roll. I tried it and if you are an expert, I am a quiet drummer, this system is not suitable for this application. This system is perfect for acoustic performance, the use of DJ and Karaoke use. I hope that you take into account the Bose L1 Compact for your next purchase.


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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

The multi-track - continues to grow after all these years

!±8± The multi-track - continues to grow after all these years

When the revolution of digital recording for the first time, the legs in the early '80s, I think it was that we used the multi-track recorder and the computer-based recording studio that is perhaps even more popular today. The first 4-track cassette in about 1980 to the latest movie packed with 24-bit / 44.1 kHz sampling frequency of a zoom.

As the computer has been at the center of our digital recording studio, some might wonder if the multi-track machine wouldextinct. Not only that, it does not happen, but it must be complicated and advanced than any system for recording has become.

If you are recording at home, at the bottom are two options for setting up your home studio: the computer system of registration or a multitrack recorder. Both have their advantages and disadvantages is, but in this short article I want to focus on the benefits of going with a portable recording studio and a multitrack recorder known.

The advantages of a multi-trackRecorder:

Portability - pick it up and take you to the next meeting, wherever it is.

All-In-One - basically take home and you can literally record immediately. This is not so likely to happen easily with a computer-based Studio Setup.

Stability - as opposed to a computer does not need to worry about compatibility with multiple operating systems or stability problems.

Expandable - the most complete to get to the recording immediately, you can still go a little 'nutsand add to the multi-track studio with monitors, microphones, various, and external devices such as effects processors, and compression.

When it comes to multi-track recorder I have to admit I am a little 'biased towards the Tascam like that was what I started in the early '80s with the recorder Tascam 4-track cassette.

As primarily a sax player my fun experimenting, sometimes it's gone forever! I could be a horn section or a saxophone quartet ... It was not just an explosion, butwork in this way with a multitrack recorder taught me a lot of rope work on harmony, which for certain things and what not.

We are happy, so many companies put so many good models with innovative features like the old 4-track tape, I was confronted again in the '80s. To improve companies such as Tascam and Fostex and their recording equipment is nice to see that continue, as the new zoom and, therefore, are still the multitrack recorder to take newLevels.

Because of the growing world of digital recording computer, there was only a matter of time before a multitrack recorder would come together and be able to integrate so well with the computer registration system. R16 The zoom is an example. With all the advantages of the traditional Portastudio can also use the computer in a way to incorporate a multi-track recorders ever before.

This new breed can put all eight tracks at once and then use it as an audio interface for theComputer DAW. So now you can really the best of both worlds ... a multitrack recording studio that is completely portable and if you bring it home with the audio interface for the system for recording. It can be one way or another or both are used, so this might be the most versatile piece of tools in multitrack category ... until now anyway.


The multi-track - continues to grow after all these years

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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Tascam 2488 Neo Multitrack Digital Recorder with Training DVD

!±8±Tascam 2488 Neo Multitrack Digital Recorder with Training DVD

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This specially priced package includes the Tascam 2488neo and 2488neo training DVD. The 2488neo is TASCAM's latest take on its 24-track, 24-bit recorder. Sporting eight mic inputs, it's one of the few recorders able to record and mix a full band. A new batch of mastering effects joins the reverb, amp simulation, compression and EQ processing to create and burn finished-sounding CDs in a stand-alone unit. With TASCAM's simple interface, great-sounding preamps and chart-ready effects the 2488neo is the ultimate 24-track production machine. * New mastering effects include multiband compression, EQ and noise shaping for pro-sounding CD mixes * 3-band EQ on 24 channels, 8-inputs and stereo bus with high and low sweepable shelving bands and full parametric mid band * Three aux sends on all channels except the effects return * Loop effect provides reverb, delay, chorus and more on an aux send and return * Assignable Guitar multi-effects processor for overdrive, distortion, chorus, delay, flange and more * Up to eight assignable dynamics processors for compression during recording or mixdown * Dedicated Stereo Compressor on the stereo output * Eight inputs: 4 XLR with phantom power double as 1/4" mic/line inputs, plus four more 1/4" mic/line inputs * Nineteen 45mm faders including master fader * LCD display for viewing meters and edit parameters * 250 Virtual tracks * CD-RW drive to record Audio CDs, import/export WAV files and backup hard drive * High-speed USB 2.0 jack connects to PC or Mac® for data backup and SMF/WAV file * Recording resolution: 44.1kHz, 16-bit or 24-bit

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Tascam DR07 Portable Digital Recorder

!±8±Tascam DR07 Portable Digital Recorder

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Tascam's DR07 brings portable digital recording to an even smaller, more affordable package. A pair of highly-sensitive built in mics captures a wide stereo image, recording in either MP3 or 16/24-bit WAV format. The DR07 is powered by AA batteries and i

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