Yeah. If you must have 16 channels, do your research and find one that can export directly to wav.
It would be nice if there was one you could hook the unit up to your PC by, say, a USB port and back the files up directly to your hard drive on the PC.
One other advantage to a stand-alone unit is the fact that there is zero latency. You record on it, you hear it all in real time with no delay.
With PC-based systems, you are always fighting to get your PC and/or sound card latency down to a reasonable figure. Unless of course you have a real ProTools rig including the hardware, which can = BIG $$$$$
So obviously the thing is to get a way to connect the two, so that you can transfer data between the two efficiently, so you can harness the strengths of both the standalone and the PC.
Just do your research, man, and I have no doubt you will find something that will work.
Damn I love technology!!
It would be nice if there was one you could hook the unit up to your PC by, say, a USB port and back the files up directly to your hard drive on the PC.
One other advantage to a stand-alone unit is the fact that there is zero latency. You record on it, you hear it all in real time with no delay.
With PC-based systems, you are always fighting to get your PC and/or sound card latency down to a reasonable figure. Unless of course you have a real ProTools rig including the hardware, which can = BIG $$$$$
So obviously the thing is to get a way to connect the two, so that you can transfer data between the two efficiently, so you can harness the strengths of both the standalone and the PC.
Just do your research, man, and I have no doubt you will find something that will work.
Damn I love technology!!
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