More channels. More inputs. The new Tascam DM-3200 has more of everything that made the DM-24 a pedigreed studio workhorse. Plus an improved physical interface with per-channel multi-function LED ring encoders, more comprehensive DAW control, vastly improved routing flexibility, easier and robust data backup/restore, greatly expanded mix storage using compact flash media and much more.
The DM-3200 is a 32-channel digital mixing console, even at its full 96kHz / 24-bit audio resolution. It features 48 inputs at mixdown, 4-band fully-parametric EQ and dynamics on every channel, and four effects processors. It mixes in surround, panning up to 6.1 output channels, and the optional IF-SM/DM expansion card adds surround monitoring and downmixing to the DM-3200. An additional expansion card, the IF-FW/DM FireWire card, turns the console into a 24-channel computer audio interface, making it a complete studio solution for professional DAW recording.
Features
- 32 channels and 16 auxiliary returns for 48 total inputs
- 16 busses
- 8 Aux Sends
- 16 analog mic/line inputs with phantom power for condenser mics and analog inserts
- 24 channels of TDIF and 8 channels of ADAT built in
- 2 expansion card slots support optional FireWire, ADAT, AES/EBU, Analog & TDIF cards
- Dedicated cascade port supports cascade of two DM-3200s
- Per channel LED ring encoders for pan, aux sends and EQ
- Built-in DAW control
- All inputs, effects and processing are
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available at 96k -- no features are sacrificed at full sampling rate
- Transport controls
- Powerful automation with touch-sensitive motorized faders
- EQ and compression on each channel
- Two built-in effects processors at 44.1/48k or 88.2/96k
- Flexible routing
- Offload data to convenient Compact Flash media using built-in CF slot
- Optional MU-1000 meter bridge
- Stylish, professional design with rear panel I/O connections
- Tascam Mixer Companion software (Win XP/OSX) with:
- Driverless USB connection to computer
- Backup/restore data via USB
- On screen timecode, transport and meter displays
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