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Tascam DP-24SD 24-Track Digital Portastudio Multi-Track Audio Recorder, 8 XLR Inputs, Effects, Mastering, Color Screen

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  • Item Package Dimension: 23.97L x 17.49W x 7.49H inches
  • Item Package Weight - 15.74 Pounds
  • Item Package Quantity - 1
  • Product Type - VOICE RECORDER

Description

Has 8 XLR-TRS combo inputs that can withstand multi-mic recording with drums. Phantom power available, with INPUT H accepting guitar. Up to 8 dynamic effects per input enable high-quality recording. The DP-24SD uses SD/SDHC media to ensure secure shock resistance as stores files as FAT 16 or 32 format. You can also transfer the recorded files. With 19 track-faders and one master fader, you'll always have ample access to what you need for your recording and mixing. The headphone amplifier provides easy monitoring in loud environments such as a rehearsal studio or live performance. Channel Mode switch allows flexible input selection: live sources, internal MTR tracks, or computer audio via USB can be combined simultaneously across different channels. Full-color LCD screens and self-illuminated buttons visually communicate the recording process & everything from level setting, compression & limiting happens with sturdy sliders, buttons, and knobs. Use up to 8 dynamics effects at once, one for each input source, for unlimited sound! Each of the effect blocks features many studio-quality variations. Phantom power supplied on all inputs (INPUT A-D, E-H). Useful for studio setups or live sound environments where multiple condenser microphones might be used at once. A separate output specifically for connecting monitor speakers, allowing independent control of the monitor mix. Remote connector for optional RC-3F foot switch. It has 2.5mm mini jack that plugs into the "remote" jack of these TASCAM products to add features like play/pause, looping or punch in 3-foot pedals. DP-24SD Model 12 DP-006 Portacapture X8 DR-05XP

Compatible Devices: Laptop


Brand: Tascam


Hardware Interface: USB 2.0


Microphone Form Factor: Built-In


Format: .ali


Headphones Jack: 3.5 millimeters


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required.


Product Dimensions: 13.4"D x 20.2"W x 4.1"H


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


Item Weight: 13.7 pounds


Compatible Devices: Laptop


Hardware Interface: USB 2.0


Microphone Form Factor: Built-In


Format: .ali


Headphones Jack: 3.5 millimeters


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required.


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


Screen Size: 3.5


Digital Recording Time: 32 hours


Microphone Operation Mode: Stereo


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 13.4"D x 20.2"W x 4.1"H


Item Weight: 13.7 pounds


Brand: Tascam


Model Number: DP-24SD


Global Trade Identification Number: 78


Manufacturer: Tascam


UPC: 600599653375 602003608070 043774031764 143374884989


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Type Name: Portable Studio Recorder


Mfr Part Number: DP-24SD


Warranty Description: Limited manufactuer warranty.


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I wanted something I could record to without worrying about DAW latency issues, software compatibility, etc., and this unit seemed like my best option. I'm not looking to make the White Album, just some backing tracks for solo gigs and maybe a few demos and vanity "sell at the gig for ten bucks" CDs. At that, the DP-24 SD excels. It's a very solid piece of hardware and more than capable of producing professional-sounding recordings without a HUGE learning curve. Not to say there's NO learning curve; there is. It took me a couple weeks to become fairly proficient with the thing, and that only after several hours alone with YouTube tutorials, of which there are many. If you're willing to put in the time, though, it quickly becomes second nature and you can crank out decent recordings in a fairly quick and painless fashion. It's also easy to transfer WAV files to and from the unit and into (or out of) your DAW. I've finally decided on a workflow in which I record all my tracks to the DP24, then load them into my laptop for final mix-down and mastering. It's all fairly seamless once you get the hang of it. I also plan to use the unit as a live mixer at solo gigs, since it has all the effects (verb, exciter, compressor, etc.) that I need for live shows, and will allow me to easily play the backing tracks along with my live performance. I paired my DP24 with a good set of earphones, some mid-priced studio monitors, a mid-priced mic, studio pre-amp, pop filter, acoustic panels, etc., to make a fairly decent little home studio that fits in one corner of my dining room. All told, I probably dropped less that a grand for the entire set up and the results I've been getting are at least as good as what I've gotten in "real" studios in the past. For the money, this unit is an amazing piece of hardware! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021 by Mojambo
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This recorder is amazing. I was able to record 8 tracks fairly quickly the day I received it. There are lots of YouTube videos showing how to use it. I'm still working of figuring out the effects for vocals and guitars, but it is fairly simple to use. One of the best things about it is that it is a standalone recorder. It does everything from recording tracks to the mix down without the need for a computer. All I had to do after the mixdown was put the SD card in my computer and transfer the mixdown wave file to my computer. I highly recommend this recorder for anyone who likes recording their own music. The sound quality is also amazing. Sounds like a studio recording. I love it!!!!! Great price too for everything this recorder can do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023 by Robert Auville
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2021 by SCOTT GIBSON
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020 by AnnonOnEarth
    • BETTER THAN I FIRST THOUGHT BUT SADLY NOT GOOD ENOUGH...
{ have always trusted Tascam and believed they made great products. I am not at this present time impressed with this unit. It's complicated (more than needed) and way smaller than I thought it would be. May or may not send it back. After playing with it a while I found a new respect for it. (what helps a lot is many instruction videos on u tube). The routing is a little difficult but manageable. What really changed my mind was the ability to transfer recorded tracks to my computer via usb. You can use internal effects but if you record the effect with the instrument when you get to mixdown you can't remove it once it has been transferred, use post internal effects that don't record with the track. I personally use N-Tracks as my computer mastering software but Cakewalk or any number of others will work as well. I bought through the years many vst's to record and mix down with in my computer. This is why I am now excited to use the combination of the Tascam with my computer mastering software. It's a win win proposition. Sadly it didn't work out. I am returning it. It freezes up my computer, I can't say why, Its a custom built tower with all the right stuff. it's never done that before even with over 20 tracks and vst's running. I got the blue screen of death twice with just 4 tracks running. Crazy, sometimes the files will download, sometimes they won't. Just too unpredictable for me. Too many bridges to cross to get where you need to be. I clicked on my alesis hd 24 and in 10 minutes was off and running. No more Tascam for me...Just to add a note; I bought a zoom r16 which gives the 8 in I need and transfer is easy to computer at nearly half the price (always had good luck with zoom) ... ... show more
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