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Just bought me one(digital 8 track) from ebay. It looks brand new...Tried it, tested it, and it works wonderful...cool think that it has usb and I can transfer all wav. files in to my computer and use a program to mix and add effects and compression and whatnot to the tracks...me happy...oh and it retails on about 700 US dollars, and I paid 360 for it... 8)

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the usb feature is awesome as fuck. i had a yamaha unit and did a whole 45min album with a band. had to track as much as i could with 8 tracks. burn it all as wavs to cd. mix those tracks, import them back in the recorder and then do vocals and overdubs. put those on cds and then finally i have all the tracks on computer. fuuuu
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cool!!! That's the type of shit I am looking forward to...
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that looks like a lot of fun. jealous
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one advantage i never thought about when going to just using my pc is NOISE. the standalone units are quiet as shit, but computers are generally noisy bitches. DAMN!
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this is all I need really. I used to have a fostex....so i am used to this type of recorders...
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Working on my first recording this thing is super easy to use...I am only using my fl studio and my roland sh101...Will try recording guitars later...
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Sloan wrote:yes1
the usb feature is awesome as fuck. i had a yamaha unit and did a whole 45min album with a band. had to track as much as i could with 8 tracks. burn it all as wavs to cd. mix those tracks, import them back in the recorder and then do vocals and overdubs. put those on cds and then finally i have all the tracks on computer. fuuuu
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Re: Korg D888

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suede wrote:Just bought me one(digital 8 track) from ebay. It looks brand new...Tried it, tested it, and it works wonderful...cool think that it has usb and I can transfer all wav. files in to my computer and use a program to mix and add effects and compression and whatnot to the tracks...me happy...oh and it retails on about 700 US dollars, and I paid 360 for it... 8)

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I really wanted one of these a couple of years ago but they were never in a sale, now though you can get a great deal on them, I'm probably getting one this week!
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Does anyone know of any alternatives before I commit?!
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Scratch that, I just looked on ebay, still going for £350 s/h, I guess that's testament to the uniqueness of the mixer/recorder element of the D888 - just what I need though!
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dude, this thread is easily 6 months old.
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