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I just did the upgrade to the new firmware, and sure enough, EQ settings are NOT saved. Sent message to Tascam support via their website, and got a message back that they're all at NAMM this weekend. I reverted back to the previous firmware version which works fine (well, except for the stuff...

That pedantism is alive and flourishing on the internet should come as no surprise. I avoid a few different forums for just that reason. Like the saying goes, "ask an engineer what time it is, and he'll tell you how to build a watch".

I don't believe that option exists ... I would use a card reader ... simply take a DP-24 formatted SD card and copy your 2488 WAVs into the AudioDepot folder on the SD card, and import into your DP-24 from there.

I'm a dinosaur ... been the computer recording route, and while I got decent results, it was just too much of PITA, replacing my obsolete PC is an expense I didn't want to incur, and I've gone back to a MTR. I'll probably use it just for tracking, maybe mastering ... but I'll mix on the...

When I had the BR600 I used this utility ... absolutely the best way to go about it. BOSS U.S. - BR Series Wave Converter: Wave Converter Software

Your analog mixer should have an 1/4" "insert" for each channel. You'll only use the "send", since nothing will be returned. For each channel run a cable from the insert to the input on the interface. A snake helps here. The insert is pre-fader, so you'd have to mix it in the DAW as well as...

There are many helpful people here, but there's a limit ... learning by asking is one thing, asking to be spoon fed is another. I thought my reply rather helpful, actually, because the OP would likely find a lot of stuff he never even thought to ask ... yet.

You have a computer with internet access ... use google. Why would anyone take the time to explain this stuff to you?

I paid $125 shipped, new. Works great. Picked up a Presonus FaderPort last night, and that's working just fine with Reaper, too. Was up tracking a few songs last night, and I'm very happy with the whole affair. Finally. Now back to what I love ... making (not recording) music!

I said I'd report back when I got my M-Audio Delta 44 ... it arrived around 12:30 EDT (it's 2:12 now). Installed the card in the PC in about five minutes. Downloaded and installed the Win7 x64 driver in about five minutes. Made the cable connections (ins/outs/phones/monitors) in another five...

Title says it all. Please reply with a price. Thanks.

Just one old guy's opinion ... make it right when you track it. Fixing a performance in the mix is what one does when one can't really perform it. In which case, why record it?

Not at all sure why you'd connect the PG58 via a 1/4" connector. Use the XLR. Put your guitar into the input1 1/4" jack, set the switch to guitar. Connect the mic via XLR to the input2 XLR jack.

Thanks. Yes, that's what I was looking for. I've ordered a Delta 44 and will see how that goes.

@bouldersoundguy ... I hope you didn't think I was getting smart with you, I was honestly trying to clarify in case I was misunderstood. Probably managed to confuse myself in the process! I've been using a MTR for the past three years or so, and transferring the files to the DAW after...

Nope. Actually, I get it. Really. I don't think I've made myself clear, or at least, I haven't done so to you. Right. if I was recording a band in many simultaneous tracks, I could route everything in the analog mixer and monitor there. I get it. And I do it.

I'm not sure I've made myself clear. If I simply wanted to monitor the input it would be no issue. But I want the input, as well as the already recorded other tracks. I don't see how hardware monitoring gets me that. Is that clearer? I'm not recording a band, I'm building songs track by...

I think the computer is up to the task ... AMD Athlon II x2 at 2.70 GHz with 6 gb RAM, Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1, 750 gb system drive, 1 tb external eSATA 7200rpm drive. And yes, I would route the monitor back to the analog mixer. But ... I not only want to hear what I'm currently tracking (I...

My needs are simple. I want to go from my analog mixer into Reaper. I want to be able to monitor previously recorded tracks (no more than 3 or four, I don't need 'em all usually) as I record a new track. I do most of my effects (compression, EQ, and reverb and not much else) in the analog...

If I could own only one mic (god forbid!) it would likely be a SM57. Works well for anything from vocals to drums.