SOUND ON SOUND
What I’m wrestling with here is whether the finished recording should be a document of what it was (via the stereo mic with the narrow stereo image), or the enhanced larger experience with the spaced mics.
The latest addition to Tascam’s range of media players offers playback from SD Cards, USB drives and a built-in DAB and FM radio receiver, as well as the option of adding wireless Bluetooth streaming.
With superb mic preamps, 32‑bit recording and comprehensive timecode facilities, the Tascam FR‑AV2 is a miniature marvel.
Designed primarily for live sound and installation applications, the RX-BT10 is capable of delivering a stable connection at distances of up to 100 metres, and comes housed in a robust chassis that offers a range of secure mounting options.
Tascam have announced the upcoming launch of two new handheld recorders that build on the strengths of their popular DR-series devices.
Tascam have revealed a new expansion card that brings 64 channels of SMTPE ST 2110-compliant AoIP connectivity to their Sonicview 16XP and 24XP digital consoles, alongside a firmware update that delivers some handy new features for broadcast users.
The latest version of Tascam Hi-Res Editor introduces some handy new features, and is now natively supported on Apple Silicon processors.
Tascam break out their Model range’s recording facilities into a standalone device that you can hook up to any mixer.
Tascam’s new recording mixer is the most flexible Model‑series console yet.
Tascam's new Studio Bridge supports direct recording to an SDXC card, and also features a built-in 24-in/24-out USB audio interface for integration with a DAW.
