Radar transfer question

mm-pro · 14th January 2012

I have a Radar project on DVD-Ram (cartridge type) and need it restored and transferred to PT, OMF, or AAF.

If you can do this, or know a facility that can, please send me a message.

TIA.

Regards,

MM

lane thaw · 16th January 2012

Sounds like you have it on a Type II DVD. You can contact iz corporation and they could tell you someone maybe close by, or I use Glenn at www.Gat3.com who transfers my Radar files to my firewire drive for Protools editing. They are in Charlotte and have excellent coverters.

tubehead · 16th January 2012

I have a buddy in Portland with a Radar, I will ask him.

tubehead · 16th January 2012

I just realized you're in Maine, not Oregon.

Soundgeeza · 21st January 2012

You might want to try the FTP option.

It's a little tricky to set up in the first place, but once it's done, it's a breeze to bring files onto your 'puter.

tubehead · 21st January 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soundgeeza

You might want to try the FTP option.

It's a little tricky to set up in the first place, but once it's done, it's a breeze to bring files onto your 'puter.

I don't think he has a RADAR, just the ram disc.

mm-pro · 21st January 2012

Indeed, no Radar, just a ram disk.

Thanks for the replies all.

Regards,

MM

Bill@WelcomeHome · 21st January 2012

Dana at the Church Studios in Pittsburgh ( The Church • Recording Studio ) has a RADAR setup and several other formats, and could probably transfer or convert it for you.

mm-pro · 21st January 2012

Thanks for the tip...I'll call them Monday.

Regards,

MM

psycho_monkey · 21st January 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by lane thaw

Sounds like you have it on a Type II DVD. You can contact iz corporation and they could tell you someone maybe close by, or I use Glenn at www.Gat3.com who transfers my Radar files to my firewire drive for Protools editing. They are in Charlotte and have excellent converters.

Why on earth are converters relevant? Surely a radar transfer is digital-digital?

Rafael · 22nd January 2012

What you do is pull the audio into a Radar 24 system (and maybe other older systems?) and convert (export) all the tracks as BWAV files and burn them to a DVD-R disc (one DVD-R per song). Then you can pull the BWAVs into a folder of your choice on your desk top and then drag the individual tracks / BWAVs into ProTools, Dig Performer, whatever.

Rafael · 22nd January 2012

I've done this hundreds of times because I like to record into my Radar system and then sometimes process the BWAVs in DP with Waves and UAD plugs. Then I burn the processed tracks as BWAVs and transfer them back into Radar because I like to mix from it thru an analog console.

tubehead · 22nd January 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rafael

What you do is pull the audio into a Radar 24 system (and maybe other older systems?) and convert (export) all the tracks as BWAV files and burn them to a DVD-R disc (one DVD-R per song). Then you can pull the BWAVs into a folder of your choice on your desk top and then drag the individual tracks / BWAVs into ProTools, Dig Performer, whatever.

You don't have use discs, just use your network and FTP on your computer; just drag & drop the files form the radar to your computer hard drive of choice.

Rafael · 22nd January 2012

Right but he won't be able to do that, unless some one can post the BWAVs to an FTP site for him. But Thanx for the recommendation. I usually burn the discs as a hard copy back up. Kill 2 Byrdz so to speak...

dreamark · 28th February 2012

I realize that it's been a good month and a half since your original posting but if you are still looking to get a RADAR transfer done, we can do it for you here at Dreamhire.

WELCOME TO DREAMHIRE PROFESSIONAL AUDIO RENTALS & SERVICES

14th January 2012	#1
mm-pro Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2006 Location: Portland, ME USA Posts: 240 Thread Starter	Radar transfer question I have a Radar project on DVD-Ram (cartridge type) and need it restored and transferred to PT, OMF, or AAF. If you can do this, or know a facility that can, please send me a message. TIA. Regards, MM __________________ Michael McInnis Productions

16th January 2012	#2
lane thaw Gear addict Joined: Aug 2003 Location: Asheville, NC Posts: 410	Sounds like you have it on a Type II DVD. You can contact iz corporation and they could tell you someone maybe close by, or I use Glenn at www.Gat3.com who transfers my Radar files to my firewire drive for Protools editing. They are in Charlotte and have excellent coverters. __________________ Lane Thaw www.LaneThaw.com

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Soundgeeza Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2007 Location: London Posts: 156	You might want to try the FTP option. It's a little tricky to set up in the first place, but once it's done, it's a breeze to bring files onto your 'puter. __________________ E-Session Guitar and Re-Amping available - Just P.M.

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Bill@WelcomeHome Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 4,185	Dana at the Church Studios in Pittsburgh ( The Church • Recording Studio ) has a RADAR setup and several other formats, and could probably transfer or convert it for you. __________________ "We have a situation where somebody has learned that 'tape' sounds good. Tape doesn't sound good. Tape sounds like crap. But sometimes good stuff gets put on tape." "Putting crap to tape...sounds like crap." Show business: we're all here because we're not all there. Resistance is not futile. It is voltage divided by current. "I do not think that the wireless waves I have discovered will have any practical application,..." Heinrich Rudolf Hertz

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dreamark Gear interested Joined: Apr 2005 Location: NYC Posts: 9	I realize that it's been a good month and a half since your original posting but if you are still looking to get a RADAR transfer done, we can do it for you here at Dreamhire. WELCOME TO DREAMHIRE PROFESSIONAL AUDIO RENTALS & SERVICES __________________ Mark Berger Dreamhire, LLC http://www.dreamhire.com/us/us.htm

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tubehead Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2005 Location: On the road Posts: 657	I have a buddy in Portland with a Radar, I will ask him.

22nd January 2012	#11
Rafael Gear interested Joined: May 2008 Location: Fresno, CA, USA Posts: 6	What you do is pull the audio into a Radar 24 system (and maybe other older systems?) and convert (export) all the tracks as BWAV files and burn them to a DVD-R disc (one DVD-R per song). Then you can pull the BWAVs into a folder of your choice on your desk top and then drag the individual tracks / BWAVs into ProTools, Dig Performer, whatever.

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