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48-Track Hybrid Hard Disk Workstation  larger size Euro 2.900,00 Rear panel Audio waves editing TASCAM's new X-48 is a standalone 48-track Hybrid Hard Disk Workstation. Co-Developed by SaneWave, it integrates the stability and ease-of-use of a purpose-built hard disk recorder, with the GUI, editing features and plug-in compatibility of a computer-based digital audio workstation. It boasts 96kHz/24-bit recording across all 48 tracks and 192kHz across 24 tracks. Its file compatibility and synchronization surpass even the TEC MX-2424, with Broadcast WAVE and OMF import and export for compatibility with workstations like Pro Tools . Support for FireWire hard drives and Gigabit Ethernet allows simple transfer between systems, making it a good multitrack solution for high-quality music, post and live recording applications. Built-in automated 48-channel digital mixer, VGA display output, powerful editing functions and DVD+RW backup drive . Multitrack Recording Features: * 48-track digital recording at up to 96kHz/24-bit * 24-track recording at 192kHz/24-bit * 32-bit floating point audio file recording and playback with no loss of track count * Advanced integrated synchronization and machine control, including HDTV tri-level sync * Time-stamped Broadcast WAVE file format * Front-panel transport, track arming, project management and metering functions * Built-in 80GB hard drive * Built-in DVD+RW for backup, transfer and restore * ±12.5% varispeed * Grid-style editing Workstation/Mixing Features: * Turn-key operation: no software conflicts to troubleshoot * Graphic user interface for editing, mixing, plug-ins and meters * 48-channel mixing at 96kHz / 24 channels at 192kHz * 32-bit floating point mixer resolution * 6 stereo returns (60 inputs at mixdown) * 24 busses, 6 aux sends, stereo master buss * Full dynamic automation * Dynamics, 4-band parametric EQ and 4 VST plug-in inserts per channel  larger size
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 advanced technologic sound magazine 2005 November issue 143
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