hd24

[Tachy]

What do you think about this toy?http://www.alesis.com/hd24

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

What do you want it for? I don't really see the point unless your computerless.

Although it's nice to be able to record 24 tracks without issues of latency and the like.

 

[greyskull]

why?

 

[Tachy]

I think the hd24 is really good to record live concerts......

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

Well then I say yes your right. I'm sure that's easier to haul than a portable computer rig.

 

[Razorjack]

I'm looking to pick one up for my band for backing tracks (keys, click and multi layered vox), that or an MX-2424 with the remote transport so the the drummer can control the tracks from his kit.

 

[Fredrik-Ablaze]

I'm looking to pick one up for my band for backing tracks (keys, click and multi layered vox), that or an MX-2424 with the remote transport so the the drummer can control the tracks from his kit.

A drummer with a backtrack-remote is like a monkey with a machine gun ;-)
Use a midipedal and let one of the guitarists handle it instead

 

[scorpio01169]

What do you think about this toy?http://www.alesis.com/hd24

i use two mackie mdr 24/96, pretty much the same as the alesis hd24....if you're using with a 24 track board and some outboard gear then you'll have a great system.....no computer hassles, no latency issues.

 

[Trevoire520]

I've got one, awesome bit of kit!
I use mine for recording drum tracks when doing demo's for bands (i dont have a laptop and cant be fucked karting around my desktop pc!) and then import the tracks to pro tools later to record guitar/bass/vox

great for recording live gigs also as previously mentioned.

very stable and no latency issues, shame they're so pricey though, mind you I got mine for £550 2nd hand with 2 hard drives, and picked up the firewire thing for it a week later for only £80

 

[Tachy]

yes...my idea is to record some stuff out of my studio, and record live gigs without having problems with fucking laptops.
thanks guys!