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Silver Sonya · 24th March 2005

I'm curious about studios that specialize in high-end analog transfers. What I would be interested in are studios that use Apogee DA16 or other high-end multi-track converters to transfer from, say ProToolsHD 96Khz, to a Studer 827. I imagine this would be somewhat time-intensive, because you would need to optimize the signals to tape. Anyone know places equipped to do this or that specialize in this sort of thing? I'm working on a project that I would like to end up on 2" 24-track for mixdown. I'm also curious about 15 ips w/ Dolby SR. I'm not sure whether we'll go with that or with 30ips. We're going to mixdown to 1" 2-track ATR102/Aria at 15 ips.

Any pointers?

-- chad

24th March 2005	#1
Silver Sonya Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 7,203 Thread Starter	ISO High-end digital-to-analog transfer studios? I'm curious about studios that specialize in high-end analog transfers. What I would be interested in are studios that use Apogee DA16 or other high-end multi-track converters to transfer from, say ProToolsHD 96Khz, to a Studer 827. I imagine this would be somewhat time-intensive, because you would need to optimize the signals to tape. Anyone know places equipped to do this or that specialize in this sort of thing? I'm working on a project that I would like to end up on 2" 24-track for mixdown. I'm also curious about 15 ips w/ Dolby SR. I'm not sure whether we'll go with that or with 30ips. We're going to mixdown to 1" 2-track ATR102/Aria at 15 ips. Any pointers? -- chad