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- DM-3200
Hello Everyone,
I’m one of the dreaded newbies. I’m not new to recording, having cut my teeth on a Panasonic 8-track (yes, the cartridge type) recorder circa 1972, then onto reel to reel, cassettes, etc, up to and including standalone digital machines and DAW. I have this odd attraction to the TASCAM DM-3200 and have bit the bullet. It’s on the way! But, like many people, I need the coveted Firewire card to be able to utilize the machine to it’s fullest. But, to quote Bob Dylan referring to some old records, “they’re (Firewire card) as rare as hen’s teeth”. So, my question is this: what are the alternatives? I can get by with not being able to use all channels at once. I have three MOTU 828’s sitting around, but I don’t want any more gain stages, etc. I use an iMac with Logic and others. Please point me to previous posts on this if possible. I’ve searched, but, man, there is a TON of info!!
Thanks so much!
Mark
I’m one of the dreaded newbies. I’m not new to recording, having cut my teeth on a Panasonic 8-track (yes, the cartridge type) recorder circa 1972, then onto reel to reel, cassettes, etc, up to and including standalone digital machines and DAW. I have this odd attraction to the TASCAM DM-3200 and have bit the bullet. It’s on the way! But, like many people, I need the coveted Firewire card to be able to utilize the machine to it’s fullest. But, to quote Bob Dylan referring to some old records, “they’re (Firewire card) as rare as hen’s teeth”. So, my question is this: what are the alternatives? I can get by with not being able to use all channels at once. I have three MOTU 828’s sitting around, but I don’t want any more gain stages, etc. I use an iMac with Logic and others. Please point me to previous posts on this if possible. I’ve searched, but, man, there is a TON of info!!
Thanks so much!
Mark