Yamaha 4416: Home Studio Workshop With Drew Krag
September 10, 2007
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On the first episode of Drew Krag's Home Studio Workshop, Drew shows us how he uses the Yamaha 4416 16 channel multitrack recorder in his home studio. Home Studio Workshop is a great guide for musicians on a budget - also known as all musicians.
On this Home Studio Workshop, Drew takes us through the fader section of the 4416 before moving onto adding effects and modifying parameters for each channel. Stay tuned to Gearwire.com for more thrifty home studio solutions from Drew Krag.
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4416 Hard drive(s)
Good info in the vid!
However, way back when, I had seen the 4416's shipping with only 20GB drives. Mr. Krag mentioned using a 40GB drive. Now, I know that Yamaha had a "compatibility list" out in the ether somewhere at one time, that listed lots of different hard drives and CD/R, CD/RW drives. BUT, I have also read that there is some kind of 4200rpm upper limit on the hard drives.
QUESTION: Does anyone know if the 4200rpm limit is a hard/fast rule?!?
I know that the 4416 has been around for a while, but with the spiffy 7200rpm+ drives (even some audio-specific drives), does anyone know whether you can kick things up a notch?
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