Hi, does anyone has experience of comparison R24 to Tascam DP24? I'm struggle to make my choice.
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I feel you! The Tascam will be better if you plan to do all mixing on the one unit. In my case the R24 was better because its more compact lighter and ultimately I finish my mixes in pro tools. R24 gives me enough to mix on the move but for stationary recordings Tascam may be the better option with the nice screen. Good Luck! Either way you shouldn't be disappointed.
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Hey Kelly, the DP-03 doesn't have a drum machine, either. I don't really recall seeing any newer multitrack recorders featuring these, except for the Zoom R24 recorder. It is similar in price to the Tascam DP-03, but without a disc burner. On the other hand, it will also function as an audio interface for your computer, and has the built-in drum machine.Isn't it annoying how recorders all have only *some* of the features you find useful? :P
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I want to answer your question. However your question does not make much sense. I am unclear what you mean by Tascam DP. I also do not understand what this effects processor unit has to do with phantom power. If you could give me a little more information on what you are looking for I would love to try to help you...
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So far so good! I've owned my Tascam DP-24 for almost a year now and have absolutely no complaints. I have used nearly all of the features on the unit and have adapted now to using the unit for recording live and studio gigs then switch to a DAW type setup on my PC for final editing, mixing and publishing. This is a great unit and you can't beat the price for 8 simultaneous inputs. I play in our band so I am able to run the unit while participating. In the end I have one large set of tracks for the entire set then separate them on the computer into songs. Works well. Hope this helps!
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Highly recommend you get a MIDI interface. M-Audio makes a good one, the 2 X 2. I've had it for years and I've always been very happy with it.
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That significantly had an effect on the sound quality. The X-230 sounds a lot better in comparison. I get a more surround sound feel with the X-230, but I can't say the same about the X-240's. Easily X-230 > X-240.
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I don't have BOTH units so I wouldn't know about the DR22. On the 07 the output volume as well the headphone / output jack can be manually adjusted. You can download the manuals as pdfs for both items for full specs from TASCAM.
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These are both highly rated but I went with the Sound blaster USB 24 bit DAC after having driver issues with the sound blaster internal card. This may have been related to my computer but you can't go wrong with any of the 3. The speakers are awesome in 24 bit.
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If you are referring to a Tascam DP-32, then absolutely. I know because I have one and this switch. This is also covered in the DP-32 manual which I can be found online @ http://tascam.com/product/dp-32/downloads/ .
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The Tascam.com web site indicates that the AC adaptor PS-P1515u is the preferred adaptor for DR60 D
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Hi! - Not sure if this is a tascam 'made' product, but it works like it is. I have two recorders and bought a cheaper a/c adaptor before this one. It was a poor fit for the tascam's dc input, where as this model is a perfect fit! -Cheers! ringo.
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My honest advice... don't buys these Tascams. i bought and returned this because its to cumbersome to access and it doesn't support phantom power. if your doing strictly instrumentation this is cool but you don't want to limit yourselfs to what type of inputs you can use. they look beautiful but this one and the smaller unit are funky to use. i bought the portable version to this and it looks very nice and professional but its a pain in the but to work with...The interface was poorly designed. Just my opinion, ask some others.
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It be a standard 3mm to 3mm stereo plug length is depending of how far apart you use both units but, keep it as short as possible on the Tascam D60 you will find the camera out insert you r cable there then run it to your microphone input keep the volume of the microphone input on your camera low, adjust the output accordingly whilst monitoring through your headphones. It be also advisable to mount your microphone away from your camera to prevent picking up zoom or other noise whilst operating your camera. Hope this will help you Regards Jack
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1/19/2013 Hi Robert, I was going to select "I don't know" when I received the Amazon email, as I really don't know, but being curious myself, I went to the Tascam site and asked the question there for you. I am assuming that a cassette is a cassette and the unit will play it. But I think you are asking whether the unit has filters (bias and equalization) for the different coatings on the tape, am I correct? Looking through the manual, the only "real" thing it tells us is not to use 120 minute tape "as C-120 tapes are mechanically weak, and could become entangled in the transport mechanism, we do not recommend their use." Now, back to your question...I emailed Tascam pre-sales information request and asked that question. It should be 2-3 business days for a reply. Hope this helps a "little tiny bit", and I'll get back to you as soon as I find out. Cheers!
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It's not exactly like the Tascam 4 track, but still very easy to use and the recording quality is miles better. Go ahead and get one.
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Have you tryed to contact TASCAM or even Apple ? The Guys from Tascam/Teac are very Helpfull. :)
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Better. No comparison. 3000 is a solid unit, hassle free. But that unit is old,there are other options in that price range now... check out the numark. Or see if you can find a used m audio xponent. Owned that one for years.... way superior to either.