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[McAllister]

No, I am not giving up my 8-track analog deck. Nor am I totally digi-less at this time (I mix to DAT. And yes, I understand this makes you shudder. But hey, it's what I've got.).

I need to get mixes into a different format; CD would be preferable. I am not opposed to mixing to CD instead of DAT (see above).

So, rather than weeding though all the catalogs and chatting up the dorks at Banjo Center, I ask you:

What works? What's good? What's flexible? And what isn't gonna kill me cost-wise?

I thank you in advance.

M

[Podgorny]

The Alesis Masterlink can be had on eBay for about $500, or new for about $800.

Useful for mixdown and archiving.  Sounds pretty good.  Even has built-in DSP which can be quite useful for burning mix references.

[McAllister]

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Even has built-in DSP which can be quite useful for burning mix references.

I am so technically challenged that I don't know what this means.


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I have seen Masterlinks used before and they are on my list. Thanks

M

[maxim]

ibook with an interface of your choice

bias peak is good 2 track software

jam will burn great cd's on an inbuilt cd burner

plus, think of all the other fun you can have (not to mention the porn...well... i did mention it)