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 • Marantz CDR510
• Furman SRM-80AFREE Plug-Ins With Pro Tools|HD & Pro Tools|HD Accel Systems!
Marantz CDR510
The CDR510 offers stand-alone recording from any analog or digital source while also being able to perform high speed (2x) duplication for the internal CD player. A dual playback mode is also available that allows simultaneous playback of both the recording and playback drives to separate outputs. The CDR510 is compatible with pro and consumer CD-R and CD-RW discs.
Furman SRM-80A
The SRM-80A Signal Router/Monitor makes mix-down and dubbing simple, professional and affordable. It facilitates mix-down and dubbing between different media types without tying up additional console channels. Multiple copies can all be made simultaneously through use of the SRM-80A's "Output Select" switches also! Signal routing and monitoring for four stereo devices such as DAT machines, cassette decks, CD recorder/players, MiniDiscs - in addition to main mix from board.FREE Plug-Ins With Pro Tools|HD & Pro Tools|HD Accel Systems!
For a limited time, take advantage of additional major plug-in firepower — to the tune of up to $6,650 worth of free plug-ins — when you purchase a Pro Tools|HD or Pro Tools|HD Accel system. Along with the included, standard DigiRack set of Digidesign plug-ins, here's what you'll get with your new Pro Tools|HD or Pro Tools|HD Accel system:
Pro Tools|HD1:
- d2 by Focusrite
- d3 by Focusrite
Pro Tools|HD 2 Accel:
- d2 by Focusrite
- d3 by Focusrite
- Virus Indigo by Access Music
- Amp Farm by Line 6
- Speed by Wave Mechanics
- Maxim by Digidesign
- D-Fi by Digidesign
Pro Tools|HD 3 Accel:
- Impact by Digidesign
- d2 by Focusrite
- d3 by Focusrite
- Virus Indigo by Access Music
- Amp Farm by Line 6
- Speed by Wave Mechanics
- Maxim by Digidesign
- D-Fi by Digidesign
- Reverb One by Digidesign
- Oxford EQ by Sony
- Bruno/Reso by Digidesign
- SoundReplacer by Digidesign
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| Client Ref |
| Short for Client Reference. In the mastering process, and before mass production occurs, a reference is made for the client to approve. Back in the days of vinyl, the Client Ref would have been delivered in the form of an acetate record, but today is more likely to come in the form of a CDR. The idea is for the client to take this reference CD and listen to it in an environment that they're accustom to, note desired changes and relay that information back to the mastering engineer. |
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| Sending audio from Pro Tools to other applications such as Reaktor. |
Q: "I have some audio tracks in a Pro Tools session and I would like to process them with some FX ensembles in Reaktor. How can I route the audio from the audio track to Reaktor for processing?"
A: This is a great question, and one we get often with Reaktor and other similar products. Currently, you cannot use Reaktor to process audio in real time with Pro Tools. This is not due to any problem with Reaktor, rather it is because Reaktor can only communicate to Pro Tools using Direct Connect. Direct Connect was designed by Digidesign for Pro Tools to receive audio from another application, but does not allow for Pro Tools to SEND audio to another application. In order to use Reaktor to process audio from your Pro Tools session, you will need to find the audio files for that audio track, and load then into Reaktor directly, process them, and then bounce that audio out. You can then load that processed audio track back into your Pro Tools session. |
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