If you like multitrack recording on tape, checkout a recorder like the Tascam da-98hr, it has 8 channels and records onto DTRS Hi8 tape, you can even link multiple machines to get many tracks!
Can you use the Fx1 out for the 4th track out ? Its pre or post EQ? Does it need to be routed for the "monitor" rotary fader or goes directly to the output? Also, can you use the Fx2 out for the 3rd track with this configuration just moving the cables, or its relevant for volume purposes to first go to the monitor section? Thanks in advance!!
No, this is the only way... from the top of my head effect1 is post fader, so you need to raise the fader which will get the signal on to the main outputs as well...
Because for the FX send 1 to be getting a signal, you have to turn up the fader, which makes the sound also go to the main output... fx send 2/tape cue, you can leave the fader down...
what cable converters do you use to get out from the tascam? right now im going rca out into a mini mixer and then 1/4 inch to my soundcard...not very efficient though. would rather do straight into the soundcard
@@SupahDupahare u using 1 rca cable? or are u using a dual head cable and splitting both ends into the outputs for ur panning? srry still figuring this out haha
i have one dual rca to 1/4inch but for the sync out and the other L output u have, did u use the same dual head cable? or did you have seperate cables?
I will see if I can do that... but it's pretty much the same as on the 414. And to record the tracks to your daw, it simply has 4 separate outputs on the back, to make life so much easier :)
That's really handy. Another question. How do/do you store all your tape loops? You just have a stockpile of tape loop cassettes or do you just record what you need into a DAW then wipe the cassette to start again?
My 414 also did hum a bit, my issue was a not powerful enough adapter, when I changed it for a more powerful one, it started to work without humming... (until now ;) ) So it maybe worth it to check that! Hope this helps!
i have the tascam mf p01 and its the m0st l0w end t0 have the 0ther day, i rec0rd all 4 tracks then 0ne track at a time i rec0rd in a daw and use free daw audacity!!!! and its n0t hard at all t0 line the tracks up at all easy use metronome 0r a drum beat. is y d0nt then yes its hard t- line up beat. if y0u d0 this with bpm then n0pe its hard t0 be way 0ut time. i use fl studi0 t0 make drum track then rec0rd t0 the 4 track 0n 0ne track. its all in time
Finally someone who gets the track panning
It is such a hard concept :D Left, right.... confusing
you’re a life saver! couldn’t figure out how to do this before and this just blew my mind.
Cool... glad it did help! :)
Thank you for posting this! Had to dig thru forums to find this info a few months ago.
Cool! Hopefully this info is more accessible now :)
I had the Tascam 424 MK2 years ago. Had some great fun with it. I didn't think to do this so yes I have learnt something. Supah accent btw!
Let's keep on learning... I will try to be without my farmer Dutch accent soon haha :)
This is awesome. I had no idea this was even possible!
Me neither... saw another video... this needs to be common knowledge :)
If you like multitrack recording on tape, checkout a recorder like the Tascam da-98hr, it has 8 channels and records onto DTRS Hi8 tape, you can even link multiple machines to get many tracks!
i have a mini version of this, this one is way cooler with the eq and effect sends and pitch control
they are pretty cool machines :)
Very good
Everyone needs to know :)
do you have an clue about the sound through the monitor is much louder than when played back? greetings and thanks for the vid!
No not really... can you be more specific?
Can you use the Fx1 out for the 4th track out ? Its pre or post EQ? Does it need to be routed for the "monitor" rotary fader or goes directly to the output? Also, can you use the Fx2 out for the 3rd track with this configuration just moving the cables, or its relevant for volume purposes to first go to the monitor section? Thanks in advance!!
No, this is the only way... from the top of my head effect1 is post fader, so you need to raise the fader which will get the signal on to the main outputs as well...
@@SupahDupah thanks a lot for your response!
can't you send out track 4 over the second Effect Send? i mean there are two effects sends
Because for the FX send 1 to be getting a signal, you have to turn up the fader, which makes the sound also go to the main output... fx send 2/tape cue, you can leave the fader down...
what cable converters do you use to get out from the tascam? right now im going rca out into a mini mixer and then 1/4 inch to my soundcard...not very efficient though. would rather do straight into the soundcard
just rca to jack cable... or you can get a rca adapter for a normal jack cable.
@@SupahDupahare u using 1 rca cable? or are u using a dual head cable and splitting both ends into the outputs for ur panning? srry still figuring this out haha
i have one dual rca to 1/4inch but for the sync out and the other L output u have, did u use the same dual head cable? or did you have seperate cables?
Could you demonstrate how you record with the 424? recently just picked one up.
I will see if I can do that... but it's pretty much the same as on the 414. And to record the tracks to your daw, it simply has 4 separate outputs on the back, to make life so much easier :)
That's really handy. Another question. How do/do you store all your tape loops? You just have a stockpile of tape loop cassettes or do you just record what you need into a DAW then wipe the cassette to start again?
I just make a song with it and then use it again for another song. I finish a song in 1 or 2 days... that works for me!
This rules. Thank you.
It is very handy to know yes :) You're welcome!
What's the tune playing? Pretty cool!
Thank you... The tune is a recent piece of mine, and will be hopefully out soon, on an acid label near you ;)
Is it possible to connect it to a computer
Not directly, but I describe how you connect the audio to an audio interface!
thanks !!!
You're welcome!
Hi, how to avoid hum when record to/out tascam? It's a problem for me sometimes.
My 414 also did hum a bit, my issue was a not powerful enough adapter, when I changed it for a more powerful one, it started to work without humming... (until now ;) ) So it maybe worth it to check that! Hope this helps!
i have the tascam mf p01 and its the m0st l0w end t0 have the 0ther day, i rec0rd all 4 tracks then 0ne track at a time i rec0rd in a daw and use free daw audacity!!!! and its n0t hard at all t0 line the tracks up at all easy use metronome 0r a drum beat. is y d0nt then yes its hard t- line up beat. if y0u d0 this with bpm then n0pe its hard t0 be way 0ut time. i use fl studi0 t0 make drum track then rec0rd t0 the 4 track 0n 0ne track. its all in time
Yeah, sometimes it is fine, but if you have tight grooves, it could be out of whack :)