[Cullan Briggs]

I have some old tapes that were recorded on a Tascam 488.
I am looking to transfer the tracks to a hard drive so I can remix them
in Logic.
I live in Brampton Ontario Canada so anywhere in or near the GTA would
do.

[Scott Dorsey]

Cullan Briggs wrote:
I have some old tapes that were recorded on a Tascam 488.
I am looking to transfer the tracks to a hard drive so I can remix them
in Logic.
I live in Brampton Ontario Canada so anywhere in or near the GTA would
do.

I have a custom rackmount transport that can play those tapes and dub
to DTRS.

I think Steve Puntolillo has something like that as well.

It will cost you more than buying a used 488, but it will also sound better.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Cullan Briggs]

In article ,
(Scott Dorsey) wrote:

Cullan Briggs wrote:
I have some old tapes that were recorded on a Tascam 488.
I am looking to transfer the tracks to a hard drive so I can remix them
in Logic.
I live in Brampton Ontario Canada so anywhere in or near the GTA would
do.

I have a custom rackmount transport that can play those tapes and dub
to DTRS.

I think Steve Puntolillo has something like that as well.

It will cost you more than buying a used 488, but it will also sound better.
--scott

Where do you live?
What would you charge to convert my tapes.
I think there are only 3 or 4 tapes.

[Scott Dorsey]

Cullan Briggs wrote:
In article ,
(Scott Dorsey) wrote:

Cullan Briggs wrote:
I have some old tapes that were recorded on a Tascam 488.
I am looking to transfer the tracks to a hard drive so I can remix them
in Logic.
I live in Brampton Ontario Canada so anywhere in or near the GTA would
do.

I have a custom rackmount transport that can play those tapes and dub
to DTRS.

I think Steve Puntolillo has something like that as well.

It will cost you more than buying a used 488, but it will also sound better.

Where do you live?
What would you charge to convert my tapes.
I think there are only 3 or 4 tapes.

I am in Virginia and charge time and materials. Probably come to something
in the ballpark of $100/tape (60 min) if they are in good shape and the
shells aren't warped. If all I have to do is set the azimuth and NR levels,
it won't cost more than the running time.

If you are in Ontario, you might contact Graham Newton, who has a site
at www.audio-restoration.com. He does good work too, and if he doesn't
have a machine he might know someone who does.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."