Swimmingly, I say.
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| The Tascam DR-680 sits atop a pair of Neve 1272 preamps. |
Whew.
We did an experiment recording some cymbals at 96kHz and at 48kHz. Results of that test should be available tomorrow.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
DR-680 under stress conditions
So the Tascam DR-680 performed swimmingly with City Samanas.
Swimmingly, I say.
We fed it line level from the Neve and Lindell preamps. The direct outputs of each channel fed the JamHub. You know, I'd never even tested the Tascam's direct outs. I just presumed they'd work. And luckily they did.
Whew.
We did an experiment recording some cymbals at 96kHz and at 48kHz. Results of that test should be available tomorrow.
Swimmingly, I say.
Whew.
We did an experiment recording some cymbals at 96kHz and at 48kHz. Results of that test should be available tomorrow.
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