24
Sep
Author: DJEquip // Category:
Denon 5000
This recorder has everything I wanted when I did research and purchased it. Moreover, it is well built and does everything I originally expected it to do very well. All I wanted was a multitrack recorder that I could interface with the existing recording/PA equipment I already had. I was using a 2-track digital recorder and soon realized the editing limitations of having only 2-tracks (although I also appreciate the simplicity of it). The Alesis seemed to fit the bill. All my editing is done on a computer, so having these functions on a recorder is superfluous — the Alesis does not have much editing capability. This recorder only has ADAT and phone outputs, so monitoring back into my analogue mixer is a challenge (need to patch all channels). There are probably more sophisticated multitrack digital recorders out there that may do more, so check carefully if the Alesis is all you need.
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Tags: Adat, Alesis, Analogue Mixer, Capability, Digital Recorder, Interface, Keyword, Multitrack Digital Recorders, Multitrack Recorder, Simplicity
September 24th, 2010 at 9:12 pm
This Is A Great Purchase !!! The Front Panel Of This HD24 Is Logically Designed To Manipulate Very Easy And It Have A Lot Of Functions…I Like It Very Much.