Ok, just bought a Tascam 2400 and asking if my sd cards from my DP24sd will convert over? I did get a wav file to play on a song but it won't unpack the rest of the tracks and lay them out as recorded. Is this not possible? The manual doesn't confirm or deny.
Using Dp24 sd cards int he new Model 2400
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Can’t speak for a Modelxx (or even a 2400)…but it’s likely to have its’ own firmware/oper’g system, different from the DP’s.
But my O/G DP-32 (made in 2014!
) has extensive track import/export capabilities via AudioDepot; I suspect your 2400’s recording section does too.
If you attempt to put yr DP card into your 2400 & it won’t read it, you can always use that.
It’s an extra step - but that is how it was designed to work…
But my O/G DP-32 (made in 2014!
) has extensive track import/export capabilities via AudioDepot; I suspect your 2400’s recording section does too.If you attempt to put yr DP card into your 2400 & it won’t read it, you can always use that.
It’s an extra step - but that is how it was designed to work…
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Short answer: "no" 99% of the time.
Why: The DP-24/32/SD creates proprietary .wav files (".zz") that have to be assembled by the Export function before they can be imported to any of the Model series mixers.
Why: The DP-24/32/SD creates proprietary .wav files (".zz") that have to be assembled by the Export function before they can be imported to any of the Model series mixers.
