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I've heard some good things about the Izotope mastering SW, but I want to get opinions from anyone using these products on how well they work together.

I'm searching for the best multi-effects processor under $500 that has 24 bit SPDIF I/O.

what I would do I would get a Yamaha AW2816 for $ 2000 and the MOTU 828 (around $ 900) connected through a USB port since the Digi-001 requires a PCI slot, which I don't think an iMac has. You can use the yama for recording and your mac for editing. Throw in a C1 condenser and you have just...

i'd say Pimp C from UGK

What are you planning to do? If you have a condenser mic you can plug directly into one of the XLR inputs using phantom power. You will need a pre-amp to plug directly into your MOTU using an analog input. If you are using a dynamic mic you can straight into MOTU.

Try going "Direct Out" of your TMD-1000 using a TDIF cable and connect to a TDIF connector on MOTU. This allows you to transfer 8 channels simultaneously. You should also make sure the word clocks are set the same (24 bit, 48khz is the highest setting for the TMD).

Hey Fred, I have the Tascam TMD-1000 with the 2nd TDIF card. I'm trying to find out if you can Direct out 16 channels (1 TDIF to PCI-822 and the other to an IF-TAD interface to backup/mixdown to ADATs via lightpipe. I was on the Tascam forum and some guy said it can only direct out 8 channels...

Can anyone add any opinions or technical comparisons to this topic that would help out?

I want to know what the hoopla is about. I've visited the website and downloaded the demo, but I want to know if this program has something the others lack? Can it record 8 tracks simultaneously? How many FX can be used simultaneously? Can it master/edit my music enough to burn a high quality...

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I can agree with you on the fact that there are more ADATs around than Tascam recorders, but I've never heard of 2 channel TDIFs. They are 8 channels. However there are 2 channel lightpipe optical, which is similar to ADAT lightpipe. You might want to go back and glance over that again. The...

I've just read that Alesis has filed Chapter 11. So, if there are any Tascam Reps browsing this site, please consider my proposal for a base model DA-38HR [patent pending]

right now I have a Tascam TMD-1000 mixer/ PCI-822 sound card set-up. But, If I go with the MOTU 2408 mk II card, I'm going to use a 24 to 32 channel digital mixer. Been checking out the Tascam DM-24. If not that one, probably the Ramsa DA-7.

Im using a TMD-1k/ PCI-822 setup and need a back-up recorder. Yeah I know TDIF makes things more convenient for Tascam recorders. But the latest crop, the DA-78HR sells for around $ 2600 and the only "new" DA-38 I've seen was going for $ 1800. C'mon $ 1800 for a 16 bit discontinued recorder...

its not an all-in-one unit. I try to stay clear of the little bastards. They look nice but are too limited.

So far around $1600 for the PC without MOTU. Probably will come up to $ 3k for entire system, i.e. MOTU, software, etc. But I'll still try to get for less.

Thanks guys. You also helped out with another thread I posted ("Can it be done for under $ 1500" in the Computer Recording section).

I've worked with a Fostex D-108. It's pretty good, but it has 16 bit converters. They were going for under a grand.

To ALL PC BUILDERS; I'm building a DAW. A Black Rack system. Here are the components I'm using: Motherboard: Asus CUSL-2C CPU:Intel P3 933mhz FC-PGA EB (815 E chipset) Memory: (2) 256 MB SDRAM 133 sticks HD: Maxtor Diamond Max 40 GB ATA-100 Storage Drives: Toshiba SD-R 1102 DVD/CD-RW (Black)...

I've been checking around and I found one (a Toshiba SD-R 1102 DVD/CD-RW @ Directron.com). It costs $ 19 more to get it in Black[ $ 208 total ].