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===DAT recorders===
===DAT recorders===
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Tape DAT] recorders are two-channel (stereo) digital audio recorders.  Bill Ritch currently has three DAT recorders -- only two of which really work.  As tape is a dying medium, we will be phasing out our use of audio tape.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Tape DAT] recorders are two-channel (stereo) digital audio recorders.  Bill Ritch currently has three DAT recorders -- only two of which really work.  As tape is a dying medium, we will be phasing out our use of audio tape.
DATs make good accession recorders, but the tape should not be considered for archive.  These recordings should be transferred to more reliable media.


====Professional DAT recorder====
====Professional DAT recorder====

Revision as of 09:17, 22 May 2007

Information about capturing and editing audio for ARTC.

Recording

DAT recorders

DAT recorders are two-channel (stereo) digital audio recorders. Bill Ritch currently has three DAT recorders -- only two of which really work. As tape is a dying medium, we will be phasing out our use of audio tape.

DATs make good accession recorders, but the tape should not be considered for archive. These recordings should be transferred to more reliable media.


Professional DAT recorder

Home DAT recorder

Portable DAT recorder

Mini-disc recorders

SD-card recorders

CF-card recorders

Hard disk recorders

Computer-based recording

Editing

Hardware

Computer

It is very important to have a quiet PC. The quieter the PC is the easier it will be to find subtleties and imperfections in the mix.

PC Recommendations

Monitor speakers

Headphones

Software

WAVE-file editors

Multi-channel editors

  • Vegas - a non-destructive multi-track audio (and video) mixer/editor.
  • Audacity at SourceForge - a free, open-source, multi-platform non-destructive multi-track audio mixer/editor.

Mastering