In Reply to: RE: Home recording posted by John Elison on February 3, 2020 at 17:47:27:
really depends on what you are recording and what you are going to do with it.
I have the Tascam DA3000. really nice machine for the price, but needs a better clock to really shine.
I used to do a lot of live to 2 track analog recordings. Was out at least 1x per month. Hauled along a pair of tascam 42s, a dozen reels of tape, dual mono mic pre amps, mics, stands, cables, etc. quite a bit of gear to lug around.
8-10 years ago switched to digital just to reduce the total weight of all the stuff I was hauling. first wend to CD, then to DV-1000R and finally the DA3000. 99% of what I recorded ended up on CD anyway, so was much easier.
I was once recording at a large south side church. The AC was pretty noisy so asked them to shut it off. they opened a bunch of windows to let some air in.
Recording was under way. all was going well. the chamber group reached a quiet passage at the same time the wind picked up. the wind caught one of the open windows, and blew it against the window frame, making a "BANG, BANG, BANG" which of course the mics picked up and so did the tape.
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