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Post by Nick Sevilla » Wed May 09, 2012 9:46 pm

Fostex UR2... although it is not 100 bucks.
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Post by Snarl 12/8 » Wed May 09, 2012 10:29 pm

The Marantz unit is cheaper.

How about a small simple gizmo that records stereo off of USB to use with something like this...

http://www.electotronics.com/phonicdigi ... rface.aspx

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Post by trevord » Wed May 09, 2012 11:57 pm

sorry i chime in AFTER you bought the TASCAM
i was going thru the same decision process and decided against the Tascam.
Primarily because it is still windows based and the new version did not support all VST like old one. So I thought I would be going thru the same generation crap as a PC anyway - without the benefits

I rebuilt my system
see http://messageboard.tapeop.com/viewtopic.php?t=79110

and I am very happy with it the biggest change I made from a "normal" system was
1) go 64 bits which meant the OS can use the huge memory
2) go solid state state disk which both decreased boot ups and increased disk performance.

I think i finally have a push button start up and work setup with rock solid reliability - of course this is a special purpose PC - nothing but audio stuff on it.

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Post by calaverasgrandes » Thu May 10, 2012 10:49 am

for mixdown I would go with one of the Korg bitstream boxes. But that might punch a hole in your budget.
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Post by Snarl 12/8 » Thu May 10, 2012 2:39 pm

I've been eying that Korg 1-bit tech since it came out, but I'm not sure it fits my goals here. I'd be trying to capture a 24 bit stream and make it even more available to the world at that point. WAV's and MP3's. Going 1-bit seems like a step in the wrong direction and certainly won't get me anywhere sonically. Have you heard those? Do they sound good? Am I wrong about compatibility? All that's kindof a moot point considering the cost.
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Post by Ric4001 » Fri May 18, 2012 11:53 am

I may be wrong on this, but I believe there is a mixdown function on the mx2424 in which you can play 24 tracks and record on other virtual tracks at the same time. So you could mix down your 24 tracks through your DA7 and record back to the MX2424 through the SPDIF without needing another unit. You should check the mx2424 manual before you buy another unit for mixdown.

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