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What's the point of 96/24 with a recorder that writes to CD-RW? It would fill a disc (700 MB) in about 22 minutes! If you want higher...

BTW, those rack mount wings are easily removable. Looks like you aren't using them and they're just in the way.

There are already several forks it seems. Tenacity being one of them. From my understanding, Audacity remains free, tbf, and there's...

I didn't know that. I just read about it and found that the company that took over Audacity is Muse, who makes MuseScore, which I also...

You don't need an alternative, since Audacity runs natively on Linux!

Update: The Tascam SS -R1 flash recorder arrived already from a fantastic seller on Ebay. He included a CF card so I've had a play...

Of course, the CD medium is technically superior and most CDs sound better than the corresponding LP. But not all of them. The digital...

Sure, where possible. My vinyl collection had some records that were not available on CD. And others where the CD or digital version was...

The SS-R1 does let you set the recording level and the L-R channel balance. In my copy of the manual it's explained on page 37.

Thanks, this is similar to what I do on the Pioneer CD Recorder. I go for 'manual' rather than 'auto' for writing in the tracks so...

Some recorders, like the Tascam SS-R1, will automatically split tracks while recording based on the input level and you can set the...

For years, I used a Tascam SS-R1 and it was excellent. Great AD and DA converters, analog inputs and outputs both balanced and...

Yes, and the CF/SD cards are cheaper and last a lot longer. They can handle a lot more writes than a CD-RW disc.

Basically these are dedicated digital audio recorders, which use flash memory cards rather than CD-R/-RW or DAT cassettes as recording...

Step 1: buy a CF/SD flash recorder. Your best bet is to find a high quality used model on eBay, like the Tascam models I mentioned...