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Alesis ADAT-HD24 Digital Recorder
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Musical Instruments & Supplies > Digital CDR Audio > Item 7
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Alesis ADAT-HD24 Digital Recorder
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$1,599.00
At Musicians Friend
on 7-25-2010.
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In the studio or on the road, the Alesis ADAT HD24 Digital Recorder gets the job done. This 24 track, 24 bit/96kHz hard disk recorder was originally designed to fit comfortably into any standard ADAT environment and match ADAT's legendary performance and affordability. Today, more an more pros are using the HD24 for high quality audio capture, while freeing up computer resources for more processor intensive plug ins, virtual instruments, and mixing.
The onboard 40GB hard drive can be easily extended with low cost IDE computer drives that are as affordable as traditional ADAT tape on a per track basis. 2 hot swappable media bays provide convenient access to the recording drives and allow quick backup from one hard drive to another. The only HD recorder that includes ADAT optical format and ADAT Sync to work efficiently with existing ADAT systems. 44.1kHz and 48kHz internal sample rates, slaved to external word clock, with 96kHz and 88.2kHz option. 12 tracks at 88.2 or 96kHz through the digital ins. 24 tracks at 44.1 or 48kHz through the digital or analog ins. 103dB A/D/A converters. Internal editing including cut, copy, paste, and track move with undo. Multiple units can be synchronized to create a larger system. 24 analog ins and outs, ADAT Optical in/out, word clock in. All necessary hardware and connectors included.
Alesis ADAT HD24 Digital Recorder Features:
- 24 track, 24 bit digital audio recording
- 44.1kHz internal sample rates
- 12 tracks at 88.2 or 96kHz through the digital ins
- 24 tracks at 44.1 or 48kHz through the digital or analog ins
- 103dB A/D/A converters
- Slaves to external word clock
- 40GB built in HD
- Dual recording bays accept standard IDE drives
- Internal editing capabilities
- Can run with multiple units
- 24 analog ins and outs
- All necessary hardware included
Expand the capabilities of your system with high quality audio capture, or simply enjoy the reliability of standalone hard disk recording.
Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
My studio was using a multi-track reel-to-reel machine for awhile (still use 1/4" reel for final mixdown). I decided to incorporate one of these into my system while still maintaining the board and outboard processing setup used with the reel-to-reel machine. This is a quality machine. What really stands out and makes this stand out are the converters. This should be priced way higher than it is for the converters alone. Tape tracking adds a natural compression that gives a deep, big sound to recorded music when run at high speeds. This unit adds that big sound. The sound coming back to the board is much more robust and rich than the signals being sent through the board. In this setup, it is a great solution to record the tracks. It also has a lot of onboard options if you mix "in the box", but I do not. I use IDE hard drives like tape reels, and easily switch them out from the front drive bays for each separate album. Pop in a new standard IDE hard drive and you're ready for a new client/session.
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Alesis ADAT-HD24 Digital Recorder
Available from Musicians Friend
Price: $1,599.00
Updated on 7-25-2010.
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