Mrs-1044cd.???

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Pascals Wager

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Hello everybody. I'm new here.
I'm a guitarist/songwriter, & I've got a question for you...
I've just seen this great piece of recording equipment called a MRS-1044CD.
It's a digital multi-track recorder made by Zoom.

It has a 40GB HD, drum machine, vocal & guitar effects, mastering & a CD Burner!
So you can actually produce finished CD at home!
I'm pretty excited about this piece of equipment.
I've looked at stuff like Cubase, Pro-tools,ect, in fact my bands last album, (14 tracks) which we only got pressed about 2 weeks ago, was recorded on a program very similar, & it stacked up reasonably well quality-wise, & cost us about a third (we payed a friend, who had all the stuff),of what our last EP (6Tracks, recorded at a "real" studio) cost.
The thing is with this MRS-1044CD, is that it's totally self-contained within this little box, does pretty much everything that the computer software can do, & is no more complicated, to use than an 8-track, & is about the same size. Also it costs around $2600 AUSTRALIAN dollars, which these days is probably about $2.50 US (LOL!).
Just the way things like Cubase is drawing a lot of people away from recording studios, this thing (apparently) is is drawing a lot of people away from computer software recording packages, like Cubase.
Anyway, that's my first impression.
I was just curious to hear other people's impressions of this thing, seeing as though it is so new, & I know very little about it myself.
Has anyone come across this, or similar things that would like to share their thoughts/opinions with me???
Thanx.
Pasc.
 
Buy it.

I have the sl. older non-CD version with the 15 MB HD. I can't beleive how much I got for the money. With the USB card option, I can still transfer songs digitally to my computer and burn them to CD on my computer CD-R.

It's easy to use, sounds great, has an amazing number of built in EFX and drums, and gives you absolutely the most bang for the buck of anything out there.
 
Gotta agree!

I got the 1044cd and love it. The insrtuction book could be clearer if ya ask me. It only has 2 inputs but if you are doin most the things yourself anyway ya dont miss it. It sounds VERY good I think. Even warm. I`m using two akg c3000`s and a couple of shure small diaghram condensors and having a great time!

~AIRDEVIL~
 
Do your homework

Pasc -
I'm new here too. I just bought the MRS 1044CD and I thought I'd look for others who might be getting into this stuff.

I've had it for 2 weeks. There's a lot to learn. I recommend going to the Sampson web site and downloading the PDF manual and READING a good portion of it so you know what to expect.

I'm still gettng used to using it (I have a real job) but so far... I'm impressed!
 
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