 Hard Disk Recording, Reliability and cost to customer |
 sam. 19 mai 2001, 04:24
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I am considering, in the future, changing from digital tape recording(DA-88) to digital hard disk recording(Mackie HDR24, Ensoniq Paris, or ProTools).With these products being new, I am curious if anyone has worked with any of them as the core system in a 24 or 32 track professional environment. The main questions of reliability are in the hard drives (losses from a crash at start up or shut down) and the cost of back up. Other issues are in just overallperformance and efficiency.
Also, how do customers who used to buy video cartridges for adats and da88s feel about the cost of hard drives and back-up hard drives that come with a hard disk system? any insight on this? |
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mer. 20 juin 2001, 06:10
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Hello Anthony,
as Francois already said ProTools works very reliable if properly installed. Mackie HDR seems to work fine - but it's just a recorder w. basic editing features unless you add a d8b desk - which can cause a lot of trouble. I tried the (early) Paris and didn't like it at all. And you gotta have a good backup concept - lots of extra hard disks plus streamer p l u s a lot of time. Kind regards Walter |
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Anthony Hard Disk Recording sam. 19 mai 2001, 04:24
soif Assuming, that the PT is well installed, and that ... jeu. 14 juin 2001, 11:39 stebhend Dear Walter, what do you mean with problems with a... lun. 13 août 2001, 02:07
WSpeckmann Hi stebhend,
the d8b desk is still not quite reli... mar. 14 août 2001, 08:03 |
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