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Hi Silver Ball, Today I bought Fostex G24S with same problem like yours. Do you have an idea what is problem and you fix your.
Thanks, Dimitri
I own a Tascam 388 bought in early 1990s -- haven't turned it on in 30 years. All my original recordings were made on this machine. Any recommendations on servicing? I've seen posts about finding a competent technician; have thought about offering for sale...but what happens to my originals then? Recently purchased a Model 12 and plan to transfer the 1/4" recordings to the Model 12...if the 388 still works.
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Steviek19
I'm the wrong person to be asking. I know next to nothing about the 388. Message sweetbeats. He knows a ton.
My question is on the Tascam dp32 importing files. I have several files I'd like to import to the DP32 via sans disk. All of my files are 44.1 16 bit .wav files. I keep getting a "cannot import" on the DP32 screen. I don't know what else to try. I ran all the files thru audacity to make sure they were 44.1 16 bit (which is how new songs are entered on this machine). HELP PLEASE!
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joneswr
I'm new to home recording, very happy to be here and I surely DON"T know it all. I've managed to record and master 4 cd's and print them. I used the Tascam 2188 to start with and I loved the CD drive. So easy to work with, not so for me, with the sans disk. I sure could use some help with importing of .wav files. THX in advance.
PorterhouseMusic
PorterhouseMusic
I'm *very* experienced with the Tascam DP-32(SD). If you are 100% certain that your track files that you want to import are 44.1khz and 16 bit - and that the song you've created is the same (44.1/16) - then you should have no problem moving those individual track files into the Audio Depot folder and then subsequently importing each file to *empty* tracks of your choosing.
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