jayvansickle
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Just got a Tascam DP-008EX today. No absolutely nothing. That may be an understatement. I will have to rely on this forum heavily. Please be patient with me in the near future. - jay
I find it weird that someone buys a machine, then the first thing they do is come here and let us know that they're going to be needing lots of help with it... doesn't augur well for the ability to record IMHO....
RTFM for a start, do a bit of research and self-directed learning, then when you have an actual problem caused by actually trying to record something, by all means drop by.
I find it weird that someone buys a machine, then the first thing they do is come here and let us know that they're going to be needing lots of help with it... doesn't augur well for the ability to record IMHO....
RTFM for a start, do a bit of research and self-directed learning, then when you have an actual problem caused by actually trying to record something, by all means drop by.
Actually, I've done that.
When I first ventured into digital recording, I was moved to do so when I attended a demo of Logic and the ISIS sound card. This was mid-nineties, and I barely knew about the internet then.
I was impressed by the demo, and decided that's what I wanted to get. Which is what I did.
I did RTFM, but it didn't help much, and had great difficulty getting set up. I think I worked out midi ok, but it took ages to work out how to get it stable: optimising the PC (which isn't in the manual), working out the right drivers and so on. I think it took around two months to record audio successfully.
I wouldn't have minded knowing about HR then.