MadManDan wrote:Ehhhhh, just wait for behringer to make one :headbang: :bouncy: :roll: :clap: :headbang:
That will never happen, too complex, fiddly, for Behringer, all that mechanical stuff, plus, they go wrong, warranties etc.
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MadManDan wrote:Ehhhhh, just wait for behringer to make one :headbang: :bouncy: :roll: :clap: :headbang:
Arpangel wrote:MadManDan wrote:Ehhhhh, just wait for behringer to make one :headbang: :bouncy: :roll: :clap: :headbang:
That will never happen, too complex, fiddly, for Behringer, all that mechanical stuff, plus, they go wrong, warranties etc.
JRC1 wrote:
I thought going wrong was Behringers specialty 10 years ago.
as a tape person I wish they made new machines, I'm finally taking my first steps into computer recording and looking at behringer umc404 to have the same jotting abilities that I always had with a four track.
Reading this was so interesting as I just can't believe so many people have never worked with tape or without a computer at all. I use an HD24 if Im not in a studio that has a machine. I love the things and dont think ill give up on them as long as they still manufacture tape
JRC1 wrote:I just can't believe so many people have never worked with tape...
Hugh Robjohns wrote:JRC1 wrote:I just can't believe so many people have never worked with tape...
Tape effectively died in the early 90s -- 30 years ago -- so an entire generation has grown up without tape being a fundamental feature of the recording industry.
Luke W wrote:Hugh Robjohns wrote:JRC1 wrote:I just can't believe so many people have never worked with tape...
Tape effectively died in the early 90s -- 30 years ago -- so an entire generation has grown up without tape being a fundamental feature of the recording industry.
Yep, guilty as charged!
In fact I don't think I've even worked completely computer-free either. The first studio I did any pushing of buttons in was based around ADAT machines but there was a very basic PT rig in there as well.
JRC1 wrote:I just can't believe so many people have never worked with tape...
Is this the Alesis HD24? I’m not sure what you’re saying here.I use an HD24 if Im not in a studio that has a machine. I love the things and dont think ill give up on them as long as they still manufacture tape
Me too!!!No waaaay would I go back to tape. People talk about the inspiration suck from booting up a computer and software but, to me, it's nothing to waiting for the godd@mn tape to rewind! :D
blinddrew wrote:I had a four track cassette recorder for about 10 years I guess, but as soon as I could afford a digital unit that went. I moved to computer recording a couple of years later.
No waaaay would I go back to tape. People talk about the inspiration suck from booting up a computer and software but, to me, it's nothing to waiting for the godd@mn tape to rewind! :D
James Perrett wrote:A 2 track reel to reel gives you two simple options - record everything all at once down to a stereo mix or build things up layer by layer, mixing as you go. A multitrack with 8 or more tracks allows you to give things their own tracks and leave mixing until later. A 4 track is just too much of a compromise between the two.
yep the ALesis I use that when I don't work in a studio that still has a tape machine or with solo artists who are playing everything themselves as it's just an easier workflow.MOF wrote:Is this the Alesis HD24? I’m not sure what you’re saying here.I use an HD24 if Im not in a studio that has a machine. I love the things and dont think ill give up on them as long as they still manufacture tape