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Jun 12, 2017 · 4 Reviews written. 🎧 15 years. @ steelyfan , This was done an a DM4800 run through the converters twice. 80-90% outboard eq, comp during tracking and, 10% subtractive in DAW, prolly 5-10% during mixing, mastering.
Oct 11, 2012 · Using the insert points, the right way would be to have insert cables from the console connected to your patchbay, and crosspatch or normal the connections to your micpre outputs from there. If you have an insert cable (Stereo/TRS to dual mono TS), you can test for noise with it though, patching just the return side to the micpre out.
It is a digital 64-channel console with 48 channels with full process equalizer, compressor, gate etc ... Works by layer 24 and has 12 auxiliary buses. You can work up to the 96-bit 24 khz. The type of synchronization can be MTC or LTC.
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Sep 30, 2023 · I had some more questions about the tascam dm-4800, we are thinking of getting 2 of them and linking them together, and based on your experience with a single desk, how do you think it will work with 2? will the outboard meters show the same thing, or will they show what each desk is attempting to display?
24 mic/line inputs with analog inserts plus phantom power for condenser mics. 24 channels of TDIF and 8 channels of ADAT built in. 4 expansion card slots support optional FireWire, ADAT, AES/EBU, Analog, TDIF and Surround Monitoring cards. Dedicated cascade port supports cascade of two DM-4800s.
Quick Review for the Tascam Dm-4800 « on: July 15, 2007, 11:49:17 PM » Ive used digital mixers for years now, but that doesnt mean Ive owned hundreds to compare, but as far as digital consoles go, Ive used roland vm series, and the Roland digital one before that, I forget, and the mackie tt-24..
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TASCAM DM-4800. 64-input, 24-bus Digital Console/Control Surface with 24 Preamps, and Channel Strip Section. TASCAM has a knack for observing trends in audio production and coming up with products that address at once, all of the issues that audio professionals face. The DM-4800 is just such a product.
