It looks like the last batch of 91 gold edition Studer has been sold. There's no demand for analogue 50k$ tape decks for now.
They put production on hold for now it seems.
These machines were well made and with a little maintenance can go a long way.
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<font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">[ March 02, 2008 08:10 PM: Message edited by: CONVERGENCE ]</font>
Now that Pro Tools has been established as the prime recorder. One as to be carefull in choosing the decoder. Remember it has to sound exactly the way you hear it on your console when playing it back.But I want to keep it a secret cause no one around here has the right decoder.
tHEN THERE WAS THIS DIGITAL MODEL GREAT SOUNDING . NOW IT'S ALL PRO TOOLS BUT DO YOU HAVE THE RIGHT DECODER?
The converter inside this one is superb . Will sound the same as analogue tape.
Last edited by LICORNE; December 13th, 2011 at 01:55 PM.
I worked with a few Studer multi-track. Good machines.
Protools had a pretty bad resampler, but I think that's fixed now. Not sure what you mean by "decoder."
Originally Posted by Panomaniac
We probably meen the same. The decoder I mean CONVERTER decodes from analogue to digital and vice versa.THe best one for imaging and depth
that will reproduce the same as you hear it from your console is .....Some one did an AB test wih some top of the line models
and the differences are incredible.Thats why I'M POSTING THIS Because if your goin to order 196 chanells of these machines you will be stuck with them for a long time.
Last edited by LICORNE; December 13th, 2011 at 01:56 PM.
OK, thanks. We are actually NOT talking about the same thing. You are talking about the ADC and DAC, (which I thought you might be) and I was talking about the sample rate converter. Like recoding at 96KHz then converting that down to 44.1KHz for CD release, or even 48KHz for DVD and such.
There are a lot of good DAC and ADC out there. I build my own DACs, so that's mostly what I listen to. I find that most of the difference comes from the analog section and power supply, not from the digital section itself.
Any info you want to share on what you like is welcome.
The A/D is a separate step from the D/A. A/D is where it falls down, not in the decoding back to analog.
I guarantee you don't have any big secret.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
Here is a cool video of 2 studer 24 track in lock up mode.
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I don't understand reviving a thread that has been dead 2 1/2 years in order to make a post that has nothing to do with this board.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
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