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Old 06-14-2004
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ADAT To WAV file
Hi. I have some original adat tapes from recording in a studio approximatley 8 years ago and I want to have the tracks converted to wav files for remixing. The problem is I don't have any adat machines. What should I do? Buy some used adats or pay someone to have these tracks (10 songs at 16 tracks each) converted to wav files. Any advice is appreciated. Also I live in the houston, tx area.
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It would probably cost less to rent some time at a local studio with the capability of bringing in the 16 tracks of ADAT into the computer and saving them as .wav files.
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Yep... go to a local studio in your area... format transfers aren't going to be that expensive.......
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Yeah that's what I thought. Just didn't know what the cost would be. I'll shop around some local studios to find out. Thanks for your help.
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