RE: Pro-audio
BY: Digital Man to All on Fri Dec 03 1999 05:01 pm

This message area was intended for either stereo/home theatre audiophiles or professional/amature recording engineers.

I'm a bit of both.

I have a Fostex DMT-8 digital multi-tracker (analog board, hard disk) that I going to be synchronizing with a Fostex D-108 (digital multitrack unit, no mixer) for 16-tracks total (44.1/16 on the DMT-8 and 48/16 on the D-108). I have a Mackey 1604 16 channel mixer that works pretty good, various out-boar

I'm neither, but I just bought a Fostex VF-160. Talk about sweet. All digital and burns right to CD. It's like night and day from analog. Almost like when I used to run SpitFire compared to your software :).

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Re: Pro-audio
By: The Lizard Master to Digital Man on Mon Jul 29 2002 07:42 pm

This message area was intended for either stereo/home theatre audiophiles professional/amature recording engineers.

I'm a bit of both.

I have a Fostex DMT-8 digital multi-tracker (analog board, hard disk) tha going to be synchronizing with a Fostex D-108 (digital multitrack unit, n mixer) for 16-tracks total (44.1/16 on the DMT-8 and 48/16 on the D-108). have a Mackey 1604 16 channel mixer that works pretty good, various out-b

I'm neither, but I just bought a Fostex VF-160. Talk about sweet. All digi and burns right to CD. It's like night and day from analog. Almost like wh I used to run SpitFire compared to your software :).

Thanks for the kind words and good luck with your digital studio!

digital man

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RE: Pro-audio
BY: Digital Man to All on Fri Dec 03 1999 17:01:00

This message area was intended for either stereo/home theatre audiophiles or professional/amature recording engineers.

I'm a bit of both.

I have a Fostex DMT-8 digital multi-tracker (analog board, hard disk) that I going to be synchronizing with a Fostex D-108 (digital multitrack unit, no mixer) for 16-tracks total (44.1/16 on the DMT-8 and 48/16 on the D-108). I have a Mackey 1604 16 channel mixer that works pretty good, various out-boar gear (BBE, reverb/delay, compressors, mic pre-amps, gates), two DAT recorder (TASM DA-30 and DA-20), a suite of AKG, Shure, and Seinheiser mics, a rack-mount TASCAM twin-cassette player/recorder, Aragorn power-amp for the monitors and a set of Alesis Monitor One near-field reference monitors.

I realize I'm going back nearly 5 years now, but this message caught my attention, seeing as how I just got my first digital multitracker, the Fostex VF-80.

Mars Music (God, please rest their soul) had a super-blow out when they closed up shop here in Richmond, VA and I got a STEAL of a deal on the 8-track, in fact I had enough left over to get a nice Marshall electronics condensor mic and dbx tube pre-amp for warmth (and phantom power).

I'm wondering, Digital Man, how your gear looks today, what gear do you still employ in and outside of Weedpuller, as well as what upgrades in Pro Audio have you made since this post (1999) ?

Thanks!

Crash

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Re: Pro-audio
By: Crash Override to Digital Man on Fri Feb 14 2003 06:55 am

I'm wondering, Digital Man, how your gear looks today, what gear do you stil employ in and outside of Weedpuller, as well as what upgrades in Pro Audio h you made since this post (1999) ?

Not much! :-) We haven't do any recording since then, but we plan to this year. Which means new equipment once again. :-) the hard disk in my D-108 appears to have "formatted itself" which means I lost about 7 songs from that last recording days of 1999 (or was it 2000?). Anyway, we're looking at going the Tascam MX-2424 and DM-24 combination for the next record. I'll keep you posted!

digital man

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