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- Manufacturer: Alesis
- Model: FIREPORT 1394
- Category: Options & Pieces for Recorders/Multitracks
- Other names:fireport 1394, fireport1394
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Rec n' PlayPublished on 04/23/06 at 14:48 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
The Fireport is a very fast way to transfer large volumes of data from a HD-24 to a PC or MAC platform.
It is much faster than a transplant, it works really well once we made the update software (before there were minor problems for estimating the required espacedique but it resolved.
I heard that there could be problems locators and time code if exported to the HD-24 after editing (on samplitude) but I've never experienced this kind of trouble because I do never re-exports to an HD-24.
I use the HD-24 for the live recordings where the PC is a risk of a crash too big and I export to my PC to the mix and I've never had a problem.
I do not have Fireport or HD-24 but I use...…
It is much faster than a transplant, it works really well once we made the update software (before there were minor problems for estimating the required espacedique but it resolved.
I heard that there could be problems locators and time code if exported to the HD-24 after editing (on samplitude) but I've never experienced this kind of trouble because I do never re-exports to an HD-24.
I use the HD-24 for the live recordings where the PC is a risk of a crash too big and I export to my PC to the mix and I've never had a problem.
I do not have Fireport or HD-24 but I use...…
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The Fireport is a very fast way to transfer large volumes of data from a HD-24 to a PC or MAC platform.
It is much faster than a transplant, it works really well once we made the update software (before there were minor problems for estimating the required espacedique but it resolved.
I heard that there could be problems locators and time code if exported to the HD-24 after editing (on samplitude) but I've never experienced this kind of trouble because I do never re-exports to an HD-24.
I use the HD-24 for the live recordings where the PC is a risk of a crash too big and I export to my PC to the mix and I've never had a problem.
I do not have Fireport or HD-24 but I use regularly.
If I had to buy one I would choose 24 tracks without a doubt the HD-24 but I find the Fireport a bit expensive anyway and I think I will rather subculture ADAT to my PC at first anyway
HIGHLIGHT: fast and convenient
Weaknesses: price
It is much faster than a transplant, it works really well once we made the update software (before there were minor problems for estimating the required espacedique but it resolved.
I heard that there could be problems locators and time code if exported to the HD-24 after editing (on samplitude) but I've never experienced this kind of trouble because I do never re-exports to an HD-24.
I use the HD-24 for the live recordings where the PC is a risk of a crash too big and I export to my PC to the mix and I've never had a problem.
I do not have Fireport or HD-24 but I use regularly.
If I had to buy one I would choose 24 tracks without a doubt the HD-24 but I find the Fireport a bit expensive anyway and I think I will rather subculture ADAT to my PC at first anyway
HIGHLIGHT: fast and convenient
Weaknesses: price
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