Tascam Model 24 Overview
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- Today we take a detailed look at the Tascam Model 24
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How is there not any videos on youtube of people actually using this and showing the results!? Cmaaaan people!
There are. Look around Stevie.
I purchased one before they were available. I'm very happy with it. I wanted something to do quick recording without getting bogged down with a DAW, computer and programs. Young guys and gals that are into DAWs and/or MPC-styles, ways of making music will have a hard time with this and want more features that this wasn't designed for. All the additional wants would drive the cost up and make it a different product than it's intent. Guys/gals coming from the "old school" days of tape and analog recording mixers will get it, although it doesn't have the routing capabilities without going to a DAW. I don't mind plugging and unplugging say a keyboard to get to a different channel to record a different track. The only minus's I have are small and that's TASCAM needs to review the manual to fix some errors or some confusion that may be due to being written outside the U.S. and not translating to clear, understandable English. My one wish is a VGA input just so there's a bigger screen to see what's going on versus the small, onboard screen. Well, worth the money. Wish it was possible to buy a second one and link them to expand it. I hope Boynton does another or more videos on this board that shows the recording and live use process.
i cant believe Tascam doesnt add a connection to bigger screen quite SAD! Thanks for the input fella!
I feel like it’s compatibility with a computer kinda negates the need for a bigger screen?
@@zacharyrohrer7976 The Model 24's USB port is strictly for sending and receiving audio files. Otherwise, there's no way to make the graphics screen bigger. You can't attach a computer monitor to the Model 24.
An option for a large video monitor would be great. Monitors are so cheap these days.
@@zacharyrohrer7976 Easier to have just a monitor than a whole computer. Still would have its functionality, but with an easier-to-see monitor. Wouldn't be a replacement for a PC or laptop.
Just picked one up yesterday. We tested it through a Mac via Logic and were very happy to see how easy it was to connect and play with zero driver installation or anything like that. Today I’m going to test it with some 512GB SD cards I bought. Hopefully, the bigger cards won’t give me too much grief firmware-wise, and the formatting isn’t too complicated.
There are so many implications for its use for my band and others’. I’m planning on recording rehearsals and practicing at home with those tracks, recording us live and maybe using the basic tracks for a studio release, recording other bands live on our bill so they can do the same... the list is endless!
I’ve been searching for a digital multitrack hardware unit with at least 16 balanced XLR inputs and dedicated mixing sections per channel - at a decent price! - for a couple of decades, so this has thrilled me.
The fact that the compression/EQ section is analogue makes me happy as it’s a bonus.
What do you think of it now that you've had it for a while? Im thinking about getting one, but im not entirely sure yet. Is there any things worth mentioning? Are you missing something with it?
Oskar Karlsson this unit is amazing! I’m really happy with the sound, the ease of use and the features.
I highly recommend picking one up!
@@davidotoole8170 and what about the stage monitoring? This unit only have 2 aux channels, so you can have separated mixes only for 2 stage monitors? How you handle that?
So do you multi-track record into Logic with the Model 24 or just one stereo track?
Also, how much mixing needs to happen in Logic after tracking for your band's needs?
I'm trying to do multi-tracking for a big drumset, but I'm so torn between all the mixers out there today.
Gonna be the next Vulfpeck 🤘😂
A portastudio on steroids. Glad to see analog-style recording making a comeback.
agreed. though it's actually digital, it's built to function like analog recording.
I prefer non DAW. Computers just seem to confuse me....
@@stillnessinmovement Yes. I heard that too.
@@jameswallace5967 totally. I remember jamming with this guy whos a hip hop/digital artist. we got going, and all of a sudden hes tweaking his drun sound, 20 min of boring, to get a tiny change. I feel like it interrupts the flow of creativity. I know it's popular but I like it when they get the vibe, not technical perfection.
@@stillnessinmovement That's exactly how I feel too. I would rather have a less technically perfect recording that had atmosphere and character.
Im in love with this, i wish i can i get one soon
Please can you answer a question for me? when you reroute the computer back into the mixer for mix down, does it route it through the preamps or does it bypass the preamps.
Thanks
So I can run audio via USB from daw tracks, and back into the daw post fx?
good sales vid informative and all, what does it really sound like to other pres and ad conversion
This is incredible guys
does this mixer send USB signal Post or Pre-EQ into the computer?? And will it send channels with effects over usb??
I downloaded the Model 24 "user manual" (which is very sketchy and lacking) and got very confused about the actual capabilities. I get that this is a nice Mixer for live recording. But it is not clear to me what the range of Mulittrack/Playback/Record capabilities are.
For example: does this unit (Model 24) alone by itself -- with no other computer or DAW or other audio equipment being ever involved --- allow a home musician to: 1) record an instrument on one track, 2) then play that track back unaffected while recording a second instrument onto a second track, 3) then play back the two tracks together at the same time while recording a third instrument on a third track, 4) then play back the three tracks together at the same time while recording a (microphone) singing performance on a fourth track, 5) .... etc...etc.. and so on and so on ... until a single person can build up 20 tracks of music content by himself that will form one single complete song (by themselves) -?
And then can they playback the completed 20-track song (created track-by-track at time by one person) and do a Master Mixdown --- and send out the Master Left/Right signal as a normal stereo *.wav audio file -- through the USB connection on to a USB stick?
My old Tascam 424 cassette documentation had good examples and illustrations that walked you through the recording & playback scenarios, routing the tracks, bouncing tracks, doing the final mixdown, etc. so someone like me could follow it. This Model 24 documentation does not do any of that (just a dry description) .. so you have to just know what the workflow is ... and from what I've read I'm unsure whether this does the "do it all yourself" home musician stuff that I described --- without that workflow being dependent on DAWs, Computers, other equipment, etc.
Can someone please clarify this?
Thanks!!
FreeSociety1 It’ll do everything that you’re looking for. The only thing we’re not sure about is if you can export the mixdown from the SD card to a USB stick right from the model 24, but you can save the file on the SD card, pop the SD card into your computer and then just drag the file over to the USB stick.
@@BoyntonProAudio another way to do it is to use a microSD with an SD slot adapter, when change to a microSD-to-USB adapter for easy file sharing between PCs
Bro of course it can. Are you serious? Why wouldn't it? Lol
allow a home musician to: 1) record an instrument on one track, 2) then play that track back unaffected while recording a second instrument onto a second track, 3) then play back the two tracks together at the same time while recording a third instrument on a third track, 4) then play back the three tracks together at the same time while recording a (microphone) singing performance on a fourth track, 5) .... etc...etc.. and so on and so on
This is pretty much a given with any 'porta studio' available on the market..
And then can they playback the completed 20-track song (created track-by-track at time by one person) and do a Master Mixdown --- and send out the Master Left/Right signal as a normal stereo *.wav audio file -- through the USB connection on to a USB stick?
I doubt it. However, You can just get a Vivitar Sd to USB or something of the sort and it would literally take 2 more minutes than what you're asking
Thanks for the confirmation and feedback so far (I was confused by the user manual sketchiness).
So let me refocus my questions here then just on the Final MASTER/MIXDOWN task
(without having a separate Computer, MIDI or special interfaces, and Pro-Tools/ DAW stuff -- that I have never liked or used).
Let's say we have some 18-track tune created on the unit. Now......I want to play the song back and do a final Master or MIXdown (with final volume, EQ, panning and effects adjustments made) into a normal stereo 2-TRACK Format as a Waveform file (the master) .... and have that master audio file preserved on my USB stick.
How do I do this? (not clear from the documentation I read)
A) What does the units own USB interface provide here to help me?
B) How do I reduce the multiple-Tracks that I created down into a Mastered stereo 2-Track standard audio file format?
C) How do I then get this 2-Track mastered audio file (standard format) into my own favorite storage media (USB)?
Thanks again for your help. I'm just not a DAW or high tech guy ... I'm coming from the old days where everything was tape-into-tape.
Thanks for the video, nice one! A quick question, when using as a stand alone multitracker, Is it simple/intuititve to carry out basic audio editing functions such as cut, copy, paste, move, erase, auto punch in out etc...? Many thanks in advance :)
Nice video guys. One question, the multitrack recording is sent to the DAW after eq and fader or how is the signal flow on that subject?
I was going to go with Behringer Xenyx UFX1604 Mixer but I spent $400 more and just ordered the Model 24? It's way more channels than I need and a much bigger footprint than I wanted... someone tell me I made the right choice :) Tell me the pre-amps on this are much better than on the Behringer :)
We applaud your decision!
I have the same questions about the preamps too... How do they fare vs Zoom Livetrack or the Behringer xenyx ufx
@@BoyntonProAudio The Pres are WAY BETTER!
I've yet to use it as an interface. Does it work well? If I have Abelton on my laptop, do I need to download anything else. If you're not experienced with boards, recording, etc....no, u don't need to spend 3 days reading. More like 3 months of reading, and experimenting
Can it connect to a biger monitor?
So far I love the Model 24 as an easy to use LIVE mixer. Easy to use!
My “issue” is that there is much todo about its multi-track recording/mix down CAPABILITIES but very little in the way of HOW-TO setup the Model 24/PC/DAW/Card and the process to do this?
Given that X32 DAW interface and routing How-Tos are endless ...Is the Model 24 too new for these?
An instruction manual/TH-cam how-to videos would be greatly appreciated .
There is no "card" needed. Just connect a USB cable to mixer and PC/Laptop and - possibly - download and install a driver on your computer. Dead simple, no manual needed until you try to optimize latency. But that's a fairly basic process as well, I'm sure Tascam has instructions - otherwise, there's plenty of generic instructions on the web.
A problem to worry about would more likely be the fact, that phantom power on/off is a global affair!
So you can only turn on phantom power for all inputs at once.. That seems idiotic to me and sorta ruins my plan to buy one.
to bounce tracks there's no internal bouncing available to select...you'd have to route tracks to and fx send..then return that fx inot a couple of mixer channels to bounce em down ..clumsy but do able.
@@Pharesm can you recommend some links on that, as I am looking for more info on setting up the interface too, please help its not so easy if you dont have DAW skills or sure what to use etc
Does every channel require phantom power or can you select phantom power on/off for every channel
Did anybody had any problems? It seem that on my model, multijog press, doesnt work..? Solution? Mechanical problem?
Tell me Tascam - how is the vibration of a live event such as a deep Bass playing effect the Model-24??? I have the Neo both MKII and Neo 24 Track and when ppl were dancing and or the Bais from the speaker moved the floor - I would get Error on my little screen or freeze-ups having to lose my recording cause i had to restart my unit again. How well was the Model -24 tested for vibration in live settings???
I’d guess that if you’re working a show with that much bass, you should have other gear. If you’re working with a PA system in the same price range as this board, it probably won’t be able to hurt it.
Humn..... I'm very interested. Does anyone know if this system has hypass filters built into each channel? Thanx
Great vid.....very helpful....thanks. Much covered clearly and in a short time.
Hey I m using this to jam in the studio w synths . drum machines etc. When I record in multitrack the MUTE/UNMUTE Action is not recorded in the actual AUDIO FILES on the SD CARD - What am I doing wrong?
Is there any way to use a mix of dynamic and condenser microphones with this unit, given that 2 reviews stated, that phantom power on/off is global?
I have the same question... but, what happens if you send phantom power to a dynamic mic, will it be damaged?
Phantom power does not effect dynamic mics (make sure you check the specific mic but I've never seen one that is effected) just don't use a ribbon mic and you will be fine
use balanced (3 wire XLR or 3 wire ring, tip and sleeve) dynamics when also using Phantom powered balanced (600 ohms) condensers together with them, don't use any 2 wire high impedance type mikes or cables in with them though, they can be used but don't mix them together.
Great video! Very informative.
Hello, I was wondering if there's any way to completely bypass the built in preamps in order to use/take advantage of higher end stand-alone preamps/channel strips? Or would that make no difference at all based on the design of this unit? Thank you.
The preamps are perfectly OK.
I have the same question
The faders do not seem to have any effect on recording volume. I sequenced one synth and played live on two others. The sequenced synth was set to minimum on its fader and I slowly brought it up as I soloed. When I played back the recording, the sequenced synth was at full volume the entire time even when the fader was down. What did I do wrong?
You're recording was prefader, maybe pre-eq and comp even. Look up if you can configure this mixer to record postfader
How great are the interface converters? Coming from a DAW.
Through USB can one record 22 multitrack channels in DAW?
Yep!
Ok so how do you mix post recording with the SD card? Not in manual
Really making me regret buying this
I already had a Mac with Logic Pro but want to mix my songs solely with the mixer. Please help
Where are directions or info for doing this post recording ????
With this don’t know much, but Young people are amazed that physical recording devices exist ! Daws are great but assume people have a cpu in the household and some don’t. 2000-3000$ tech is great Daws but without a producer you have endless options, so editing ok but see most people using Daws can’t play real instrument’s or usually dj or dance beats. No not everyone but seems like it. Both good too learn
I’m in China now how do I get to buy this? I can’t find it on any online store here.
Hello, nice board. Can you mix a live performance, record in logic and mix in logic for a live stream all at the same time?
Can you record 22 individual tracks simultaneously on Protools?
it seems that way yes
Hi! Did this turn out true? I want to record drums into Pro Tools and not a dumb SD card.
Why no independent phantom power switches? :( Not a big deal but kindof a big deal... suppose it's not really an issue unless using old ribbon mics but still.
people are always afraid but really, there's absolutely zero issues with using phantom power with dynamic and condenser mics at the same time. There's NO change in sound quality and recording.
@@Max16032 Really? Would have thought it a bad idea to run phantom power through a dynamic mic
@@Max16032 I've read the same thing.
How does it transfer from TASCAM to DAW? Is it still separated tracks of each channel strip when you transfer it to DAW? Or will it be converted to one stereo track from tascam to DAW?
Separated.
Does it have midi sync?
you did a really good job on that video. well done.
Except for the annoying and loud background music and plosive narrator, yeah.
is it good for banging techno, ..?
My compressors don’t light up when I turn them. Is it broken?
they attack peaks, so try guitar that will wake them up...
This looks more like a live mixer than a studio recorder. Any thoughts?
well it is kinda both
awesome
Need help for beginner live sound: when using as a PA mixer for a venue, how many speakers/wattage should I get??
Depends on capacity of the club.
What a beauty! Couple of questions, is there video out for the screen? Also, can inputs be routed to other tracks? For example, can I do a line in on input 1 but record to input 2?
Hi! There isn't a dedicated screen out, but when connected to your computer and using a DAW, you can route the tracks however you wish and see everything on the screen in your DAW.
If you want to go full old school, you can plug the sub-output to any pair of channels you have available for recording, send all the tracks you want to bounce to the sub and record that. You will have to do good levelling and mixing beforehand (although projects can be saved so there's no loss of data unlike a real 4-track)
Can it do midi sync?
Hello! And thanks! How does one add IO to the Tascam 24 with the Tascam us 16x08? I’m very interested and will purchase everything. I noticed that Tascam put out a video that only showed you how to do it on a Mac, and left the rest of the world wondering 😂 which I thought was SUPER weird. Real information would be great so that I can follow through with the actual purchase. Thanks so much!
Most of these why whatever computers best for use it but I would say use it for editing in master mastering as and take the ST card out don’t try to hook it up to the computer they always have lost the weather to Tascam or any other any company
I'm John I have the model 24. Just starting with this mixer. I have a question about gain.
How do you set the gain of a channel. Press PFL but i do not see on the mix any reaction on the meters (no green/yellow/red) sohow to do it right?
instead of begging youtube, go read the manual that came with your mixer.
make sure you have something making sound coming into the mixer (for example a guitarist strumming chords) then press PFL and slowly turn up the gain until the strumming is just under where it turns yellow. So still in the green but the highest green it can get.
look up lots of videos on youtube by searching 'gain staging' or 'gain staging analog mixer'
Just not enough pre and post fader sends to run floor monitors and a decent number of fx at once. What do you expect people at this price point to run a dedicated monitor console and carry around heavy analogue split? Running live with 1 sub group? Really a standard band would use between 4 and 6.
Can you use and record the eq while recording, so that it can be used for live dub mixing while still tweaking and recording electronic instruments? Can the monitor aux'es be used for fx? And how clear are the preamps compared to Audients?
Only the master stereo recording captures the EQ and effects. All the other 22 tracks are post-preamp and post-comp. However, there's a trick to bounce an EQ'd track to another. Just pan the track full right (if mono), route it to the sub output, plug a cable from the L sub-output to the input of the track you want to bounce the track. Arm, record and done. Pretty old-school approach but the advantage here is that it's full digital.
@@Max16032 Yeah okay, thanks.
can you load DAW files into this
The major thing I'm confused about is using this for analog mixdown. What I really want is to record my tracks one by one through my focusrite 2i4 into my DAW, but use the Tascam 24 to control the levels and panning for each of these tracks separately. So, basically use my DAW as a playback engine, whereby each track in the DAW is played back in it's respective track on the Tascam. What I'm confused by here is, how do you get the tracks in the DAW to correspond to a respective track in the Tascam? Is this accomplished all via USB? Or do I also need to upgrade to an interface with say 24 inputs and outputs to do this? When I saw the Sweetwater demo of this feature, I did not see a bunch of cables going to in from, rather it appeared he simply had cables hooked up to the monitors in his studio and the Tascam linked to his DAW via usb, but all of the tracks in the DAW corresponded to each respective track on his Tascam.
It is not a control surface, and that's could be confusing I guess. It is like those mackies that had usb feature, it is a usb out, you can get your channels as "In's" on your DAW and then press record to get those record onto your daw. But it doesn't say much about latency and I doubt you could, per say, do some direct monitoring of a software effect... I doubt it will control your daw anyway
That defeats the purpose of the mixer
But can it record to SD WHILE being used as an interface??
We don’t see why not, but it may be worth double checking with Tascam. Though, anything recorded to the SD card can easily be moved to your DAW, and if you’re using the Model 24 as an interface, it may make recording to both the internal SD card as well as your DAW simultaneously unnecessary.
@@BoyntonProAudio Thanks for the reply. Tascam just says 'OR' in most of their promo videos, and redundancy is essential for my work unfortunately.
no, when connected to a comp usb you can't also use the record functions built into the board. the mixer though is still a mixer live and going...
Can I use a Universal Audio la 610 channel strip to record through one of the channels for vocals?
How could I do this?
MrFloridaDave Absolutely. You’d just need an XLR to 1/4” TRS cable, and you’d come out of the UA into one of the line level inputs on the Tascam.
Has anyone had any issues with the Model 24? I’m keen to pick one up and want to hear any good news stories as well as bad so I can make an informed decision.
Thanks!
there's just too few info
It's been two years. Did you ended up buying it or did you went for something else?
It's a pity - the Zoom L-20's seven built-in headphones outputs are more useful to me than all the rows of EQ knobs and longer sliders. I wish that wasn't the case because this Tascam Model 24 is so beautiful !!
There exists lots of headphone amps with many outputs if you need many to monitor on headphone at the same time.
Easily solved by simply breaking out to a headphone amp with separate volume controls for each out.
Does every channel require phantom power
No You could have it on the Non channel and the others and it doesn’t matter as long as it’s not a ribbon Microphone
Hmmm I heard this box is not flexible for overdub recoding ....I use the DP32 but need more inputs for planning ...
You're wrong. You can overdub 8 channels at a time. I have a DP-32. Love it. This will come in handy.
Nice work guys! @tascamsam #TASCAM #MODEL 24
This video implies it but I wanted to be certain as I've seen comments that are kind of confusing to me, in short, if I am trying to record every instrument one at a time (as in I am one man and I can record the drums first, then add the bass, then the guitar etc.) is that possible with this unit? I love that I able to record a live band but I don't always have a live band when I need to record.
yes it can, there's a video on the tone king channel where he and a friend record guitar and drums tracks then play and track the bass
What’s the point of having that EQ?
Without automation or recall it’s sure takes up space
Does it burn cd's like my old DP02?
It's 2022. Why would you want that?
@@spacep0d They sound better than when I burn them with my imac.
@@allenquartermane6134 Dude, I'm still using a Timex Sinclair. Where did you get this futuristic 'iMac'? Do you have a time machine, sir?
I look further, no semiparametric or full parametric channel strip eq with lo and hi mids adjustable...furthermore it lacks inserts per channel... and the 7 band eq could also be 9 band.
Great, now make it four bus and add a four track cassette recorder on board and done deal! 👊🏼😼
where are the returns for insert 1 and 2?
with a Y-stereo cable, send and return right with only this insert!
@@amorverdadlovetruth2655 what about the fx out?? :B
Insert plugs are both sends and returns in one plug housing, i think the tip is the send and the ring is the return, the shaft is earth, it looks like a stereo type plug but wired differently so it is both out and in, I think that's why they call it an insert as its been inserted into the circuit in one hit!
How exactly would I hook up an effect to the inserts on Input 1 & 2? Would I just plug the output of the effect into the trs insert and turn on the efx send?
Try playing real instrument
Actually, at best, it is a 16 track recorder. Sure, it has other tracks but those cannot be recorded to.
Yes they can. Standalone your record for one through once one at once and you go back and redo one while listening to the other ones just like in a real studio amazing yes I know computers are all the rage but I love the songs not this one but things like them
great vid thanks just in time for me thinking about getting one
Wilf We have them in stock if you’d like one! www.boyntonproaudio.com/tascam-model-24-24-channel-multitrack-recorder-with-integrated-usb-audio-interface-and-analog-mixer/
BoyntonProAudio I’m from the UK, so may cost more to buy it from you ✌🏼
Hi, I just have a question. I am already using an analog Tascam mixer, the M312B as a preamp, and connect it to a focusrite 2i2 and sometimes to a tascam 1800 interface. My question is, will this console give me a better sounding recording than all the gear I am already using?, I am aiming for a better analog sound by the way.
Hi Erick! So here's where it always gets tricky. We've been in business for over 65 years, carry a lot of brands of gear and sell interfaces from $99 right on up through huge, pro-level consoles. Anytime you do any readying online, you're bound to see people who argue that $100 guitars are just as good as $2,000 guitars, that the material that a drum is made out of doesn't matter and that preamps and converters don't make a difference. Those people are of course in the minority and most wouldn't agree with them, but that's just how their ears hear things. In our opinion, something like the Model 24 would definitely streamline your workflow and yes, give be an overall upgrade. Things like the quality of microphones and mic positioning are going to make a giant impact as well, but if you know what you're doing as far as setting up the gear and engineering your tracks, we'd be really surprised if you weren't satisfied with your upgrade to the Model 24. The mic pre's, converters and effects sound fantastic, and it'll do wonders for your overall workflow.
Feel free to give us a call toll-free Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5pm EST at 1-877-SOUND-01 and we'd be happy to chat with you about your needs, your existing gear and help in any way that we can. We're all giant gear nerds here and love chatting about toys. Thanks! -Juan
@@BoyntonProAudio I appreciate your reply. I have one more question: does the tascam 24 give you a warm analog rounded sounding when it comes for recording?
@@ErickRodriguez-oo6wb It's definitely on the warm side. Whether into a DAW or the internal SD card it's still going to be a digital recording and thus won't sound like recording to tape, but it's still worlds better than a lot of similar products on the market.
@@BoyntonProAudio I am aware it won't sound exactly like on tape. But does its sound pushes toward digital or analog?
@@ErickRodriguez-oo6wb Analog for sure
I have some very bad news about this Mixing board. I bought it, but there is a Big BUT about it. I need some help alright?
I'm not able to get a true accurate mix while using the headphones. The sends on each track does not work with the head phones.
The music and vocals fly all over each other with the headphones on, and the individual sends per recorded track do not work while you have the headphones on.
They work without them only, but it's not fair that I can't give a true accurate mixdown while I have the headphones on.
Great Mixer without a doubt ...But what bothers me a lot and prevents me from making a purchase is that the inputs are not on the back side of the mixer. It looks terrible when you use it as a studio mixer.
Ya but with it on top u can have it flush with the wall
@@syntheseyez3577 oh yeah? Then where will you drape the cords? Up to the ceiling? Silly
@@freshproduce2170 yes eggzachtly.
doesn't have tools to bounce tracks down.. say tracks 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 to track 9 and 10
...you have to go out via cables and in again to mix anything..clumsy...
my tascam 244 cassette recorder could bounce track down in 1983... 2019 on a model 24...not so easy
i'd mix down by moving the project stems to a DAW.
When u brings stems to your daw cant you mix thoses track individually through model 24 and route the mix back to your daw?
When recording a song, what format is it being recorded into? I want to be able to download my music into my iPhone.
I dont understand how this is a 24 track when there is only 22 tracks , and to me it seems like even then its not really a 22 track either its more like a 17 track because whatever you plug into just the mono 13/14 it just records on both tracks , so mono 13 records on 13 and 14 at the same time, there seems to be no way to choose just one track , but if you plug into just the the R 14 it will record only on the 14 track but only the right side and its the same through to 19/20 and even the RCA 21/22,,,very confusing and illogical it seems
Just ordered one. Bout to bypass these goofy sound people who keep fuckin up.
ये मिक्सर कितने इंडियन रुपए में है
Can it do works with iPad?
The first thing a real recording person wants to know is,,,,, what Quality does it record at it was never mentioned, 24bit 96k,,,,?????????? Should have mentioned this first, it was never mentioned.
Hi. I already purchased this machine. Why doesn't Tascam care about the Portuguese language? Why don't the manuals come in Portuguese too?
Portuguese is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. The music market is huge in this language.
With all due respect, I ask you: Are those responsible for promoting the Tascam brand sleeping?
Or are you convinced that everyone has to know English?
Did it cost a lot to have this video translated?
It would be useful for many thousands of people.
Brazil alone has almost 210 million people.
Greetings.
Vítor Machado Hi, these would be things to bring up to Tascam directly. We’re just a music store.
The announcer in this video is full of plosives. No pop-filter? The background music is completely and totally unnecessary, and competes with the plosive announcer.
Can the interface stream audio post fader?
I have some very bad news about this Mixing board. I bought it, but there is a Big BUT about it. I need some help alright?
I'm not able to get a true accurate mix while using the headphones. The sends on each track does not work with the head phones.
The music and vocals fly all over each other with the headphones on, and the individual sends per recorded track do not work while you have the headphones on.
They work without them only, but it's not fair that I can't give a true accurate mixdown while I have the headphones on.
Did you resolve the issues?