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NEWS TASCAM X-48 Digital Multitrack Recording Hybrid Hard Disk Workstation (06/19) TASCAM announced the X-48 Digital Multitrack World's First 48-Track Hybrid Hard Disk Workstation Offers High-Resolution Recording with a DAW Interface TASCAM's new X-48TASCAM's new X-48 is the world's first 48-track hybrid hard disk workstation, offering the best of both worlds: the stability and ease-of-use of a stand-alone hard disk recorder with the GUI, editing features and plug-in compatibility of computer-based digital audio workstations. The X-48 boasts 96kHz/24-bit recording across all 48 tracks and 192kHz recording across 24 tracks. Its file interoperability and synchronization surpass even the TEC award-winning MX-2424, making it the ultimate multitrack solution for high-quality mu Boss BR-532 4-Track Recorder Digital Recording Studio (07/20) BOSS is proud to announce the BR-532 Digital Studio, a 4-track digital recorder that puts an ultra-simple interface derived from the very popular BR-8 into a convenient, battery-driven design for recording on the go. Up to four primary tracks and 32 Virtual Tracks can be recorded and stored to the included 32MB SmartMedia card, while Insert and Loop effects-plus a built-in Rhythm Guide with real drum sounds-make it possible to create complete songs with professional-sounding results. Like the BR-8, the new BR-532 is so easy that anyone can make recordings in minutes. Users can record to any of 32 Virtual Tracks and use any four for playback. Tracks can be bounced digitally-even four tracks t Alesis Unveils the new ADAT HD24 24-Track Hard Disk Recorder (01/20) SANTA MONICA, CALIF.--Alesis, the company that revolutionized music recording with the introduction of the first affordable digital multitrack, the Alesis ADAT, opened the NAMM show with their announcement of the ADAT HD24, a new 24-track hard disk recorder. An addition to the successful ADAT line, HD24 uses an proprietary method of writing to hard disk to provide 24 tracks of 24-bit audio on low-cost IDE hard drives, and drop-in compatibility with over 150,000 ADAT systems world wide. With an estimated street price of just $1999, the ADAT HD24 shatters the price barrier for cost-per-track of professional quality audio recording.{2094.gifcThe hard disk recording medium is recognized for its Tascam displays DA-78HR and DA-98HR 24-bit multitrack recorder/players at namm (01/18) ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TASCAM (Booth 6491), the world's largest manufacturer of recording equipment and accessories, is displaying both the DA-78HR and the DA-98HR DTRS-format professional 24-bit multitrack recorder/players at Winter NAMM 2001. Following in the footsteps of the industry standard DA-88 and DA-98, the DA-78HR and DA-98HR are aimed at music recording, film, post-production and archiving facilities looking for uncompromising sound and performance."No tape-based machine equals the performance or sonic quality of the DA-78HR or DA-98HR," says Mike McRoberts, TASCAM international product development manager. "With the introduction of these products, TASCAM has extended the versatility EC-2 96kHz A/D/A converter board upgrade option for the HD24 24-track hard disk recorder (/) Alesis, the company that revolutionized music recording with the introduction of the first affordable digital multitrack, the Alesis ADAT, now introduces the new EC-2 96kHz A/D/A converter board upgrade option for the HD24 24-track hard disk recorder. These new converter boards will incorporate state-of-the-art 24-bit analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters capable of greater than 110dB dynamic range and providing ultra-low distortion, even at nominal sample rates of 44.1kHz and 48kHz. Fully balanced analog I/O is provided on 1/4” TRS jacks.When installed, the EC-2 will replace the current converter boards in the HD24 with new boards capable of recording and playing back twelve ch

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