Tif i used to have a DAT back in the day. Been out of the game for a while now what's the medium of choice now for studios?
anyone in Germany want to do me a favour?
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03-01-12, 03:28 PM
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I've got boxes and boxes of minidiscs, used to use them to record every band practise back in the day. Loads of field recordings of temple bells in India and tropical jungles and who knows what else that I'm still waiting to use for something. Ten years ago they were pretty much the best thing you could use for cheap, portable recording. Got a tiny digital 4 track that records onto SD cards these days but I still rate the minidisc.
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03-01-12, 05:06 PM
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I've got a tascam rackmount audio cd burner too.. haha never use it anymore, 24 bit too! Fuck it I'm keeping it all and one day my sons can sell it on the bay.
03-01-12, 05:58 PM
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Errol, not sure about the audio world but TV's all gone the way of servers for storage. You will rarely see tape for acquisition in the field but it's usually on P2 (or other) cards or XD cam.
Ben, speaking of Tascam, I'm about to get a portable recorder from them to use for audio with shooting DSLR stuff.
Ben, speaking of Tascam, I'm about to get a portable recorder from them to use for audio with shooting DSLR stuff.
03-01-12, 07:30 PM
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I've got 4 Md players, this is a rather special one though 
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04-01-12, 02:57 PM
#21
I remember wanting an MD player so bad when I was a youngster!
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07-01-12, 05:23 PM
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http://www.minidisc.org/part_Sony_MZ-E10.html one of them, battery powered sadly!
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08-01-12, 09:20 AM
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Yes, shame they didn't take off.. you can't really damage them like a cd 'cos they're in a cassette with a sliding bit like an old floppy disc 
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