ALESIS ADAT

Alesis Adat. Alesis ADAT Black image (449009) Audiofanzine The Alesis ADAT HD24 24-track hard disk recorder is designed to fit into any ADAT environment and match ADAT's performance and affordability The Alesis ADAT relied on the use of S-VHS Video Tapes to record in a helical scan format not unlike the Sony PCM-1630 and Sony DMR-4000 combo did

I'll let you find your own secrets how you can get the maxium out of this and keep mine for my own advantage. At the 1991 Winter NAMM Show, Alesis introduced the ADAT digital tape recorder

ALESIS ADAT

Inevitably there were teething problems, but ADAT has become an accepted and respected part of the audio community. Alesis ADAT-XT 18-Bit 8-Track Digital Audio Recorder 1995 - 1998 - Aluminum During the next six years, subsequent ADAT machines included the 16-bit XT and 20-bit XT20, LX20, and M20, which attempted to keep up with the increasing demands and cost-effectiveness of audio.

Alesis ADAT Black image (544666) Audiofanzine. Fast wind speed: 20x play speed with tape unwrapped Here are the specifications: Recording format: ADAT (Alesis Digital Audio Tape) Recording time: 40 minutes with S-VHS 120 cassette

ADAT XT Alesis ADAT XT Audiofanzine. Where Alesis were clever was in the use of relatively inexpensive S-VHS tapes and of course 'off the shelf' mechanisms for the tape drive and recording system Built exclusively for the purpose of recording music instead of data, the HD24 provides.