I have some tracks on a 2" 16-track reel that I need to transfer to
..wav or .aiff files. Basically, I need a short session at a studio
that has a 2" 16-track. I'm trying to transfer some sounds to be used
in a sampler.

If anyone has good idea where I should go for this session, I'd surely
appreciate the contact info. I'm open to travelling but would prefer
not to go too far. This is a somewhat time-urgent request.

Please email me at . Thanks so much.

--- chad

In article , Chad
Clark wrote:

I have some tracks on a 2" 16-track reel that I need to transfer to
.wav or .aiff files. Basically, I need a short session at a studio
that has a 2" 16-track. I'm trying to transfer some sounds to be used
in a sampler.

If anyone has good idea where I should go for this session, I'd surely
appreciate the contact info. I'm open to travelling but would prefer
not to go too far. This is a somewhat time-urgent request.

Please email me at . Thanks so much.

--- chad


You can playback your 2" 16 track recording on a 2" 24 track machine.
Sounds fine.




David Correia
Celebration Sound
Warren, Rhode Island


www.CelebrationSound.com

In article writes:

I have some tracks on a 2" 16-track reel that I need to transfer to
.wav or .aiff files. Basically, I need a short session at a studio
that has a 2" 16-track. I'm trying to transfer some sounds to be used
in a sampler.

Bias Recording in Springfield VA (Washington DC suburb) has 16-track
heads for their Ampex MM1200 machines and has a ProTools system. They
should be able to get you what you need. It's a fully professoinal
studio at fully professional rates, not a garage studio, but they'll
be able to work efficiently.

703-941-3333 or

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lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If
you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring
and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo

In article ,
david wrote:
In article , Chad
Clark wrote:

I have some tracks on a 2" 16-track reel that I need to transfer to
.wav or .aiff files. Basically, I need a short session at a studio
that has a 2" 16-track. I'm trying to transfer some sounds to be used
in a sampler.

If anyone has good idea where I should go for this session, I'd surely
appreciate the contact info. I'm open to travelling but would prefer
not to go too far. This is a somewhat time-urgent request.

Please email me at . Thanks so much.

You can playback your 2" 16 track recording on a 2" 24 track machine.
Sounds fine.

It doesn't really sound fine, but it sounds okay. Probably good enough
for sampling.

Mike Rivers used to have a 2" machine with a 16-track stack in the DC
area, but he sold it not too long ago.
--scott


--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

www.dangerousmusic.com New York City

Studer A80 mkIV with 2" 16 and 24 track heads.

Not a garage studio either.

phil

Subject: Looking for a 2" 16-track studio on the East Coast (preferably D.C.
Metropolitan area)
From: (Chad Clark)
Date: 4/4/04 9:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id:

I have some tracks on a 2" 16-track reel that I need to transfer to
.wav or .aiff files. Basically, I need a short session at a studio
that has a 2" 16-track. I'm trying to transfer some sounds to be used
in a sampler.

If anyone has good idea where I should go for this session, I'd surely
appreciate the contact info. I'm open to travelling but would prefer
not to go too far. This is a somewhat time-urgent request.

Please email me at . Thanks so much.

--- chad