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anaigluka
Published on 07/22/07 at 05:59
Value For Money :
Excellent
4 XLR / jack (line) with input insert (1,2,3,4)
preamps
eq treble, middle bass and parametric
Effect 1 and 2
panoramic
4 stereo input jack
(5-6,7-8), bass and treble eq
(9-10,11-12) preamps without faders (eg cd came ...)
2 Effects Send
2TR input with RCA
RCA line output in
monitor output in RCA
4 tracks in RCA outputs
A cue in output jack
MIDI IN, OUT and Through
1 SPDIF output
Sampling: 16 Hz bit/44
Support: Mini Disc Data
MIDI sync
4 tracks recordable
8 tracks listenable
UTILIZATION
The config is relatively simple for some to spend some time at first.
the only real concern:
once you have recorded a track, it determines the total length of your song.
ex you save battery 3 minutes, and you want to add a guitar intro that lasts four minutes, not possible ...
to move from one song to another while passing through the wheel that meets the good, as when you want to move forward in a song.
the punch in / out are simple enough for those accustomed to the world tascam.
I have no manual, and have never needed it.
SOUNDS
The prémplis are quite correct, it's just a shame not to have incorporated a phantom power ...
the eq is accurate, there has been just one of its coldest 4pistes K7, normal is the digital ...
faders are very resilient and responsive.
all is super tough, unlike some recorders K7.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 4 years.
most is his part hyper-resistant, its 8 inputs, that's a good mix of table in addition to a recorder.
the least: the cost of the MD data (45 € for two) but you learn quickly not to use too much and having to pay attention to the length of the first track while recording.
I had a 4-track before k7 yamaha who fell and broke that I did not record more than I bidoullais ...
a good value today (at least at the time of € 400 OCCAZ ...)
I would do this election if I was looking for a robust recorder of good quality.
preamps
eq treble, middle bass and parametric
Effect 1 and 2
panoramic
4 stereo input jack
(5-6,7-8), bass and treble eq
(9-10,11-12) preamps without faders (eg cd came ...)
2 Effects Send
2TR input with RCA
RCA line output in
monitor output in RCA
4 tracks in RCA outputs
A cue in output jack
MIDI IN, OUT and Through
1 SPDIF output
Sampling: 16 Hz bit/44
Support: Mini Disc Data
MIDI sync
4 tracks recordable
8 tracks listenable
UTILIZATION
The config is relatively simple for some to spend some time at first.
the only real concern:
once you have recorded a track, it determines the total length of your song.
ex you save battery 3 minutes, and you want to add a guitar intro that lasts four minutes, not possible ...
to move from one song to another while passing through the wheel that meets the good, as when you want to move forward in a song.
the punch in / out are simple enough for those accustomed to the world tascam.
I have no manual, and have never needed it.
SOUNDS
The prémplis are quite correct, it's just a shame not to have incorporated a phantom power ...
the eq is accurate, there has been just one of its coldest 4pistes K7, normal is the digital ...
faders are very resilient and responsive.
all is super tough, unlike some recorders K7.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 4 years.
most is his part hyper-resistant, its 8 inputs, that's a good mix of table in addition to a recorder.
the least: the cost of the MD data (45 € for two) but you learn quickly not to use too much and having to pay attention to the length of the first track while recording.
I had a 4-track before k7 yamaha who fell and broke that I did not record more than I bidoullais ...
a good value today (at least at the time of € 400 OCCAZ ...)
I would do this election if I was looking for a robust recorder of good quality.