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Presenting the new MasterLink ML-9600 two-track hard disc recorder - literally, the state-of-the-art in do-it-yourself mixing and mastering systems.
Only MasterLink lets you capture your mixes in stunning 24-bit, 96kHZ; edit your recording and apply finishing tools - such as high-resolution parametric EQ Compression, limiting and normalizing - all in the same system and then burn the finished recording in either industry-standard Redbook, or new high resolution CD24, fast becoming the new standard for archiving and transferring high-res. audio files to the mastering room.
But don't take our word for it. Visit your local Alesis dealer today and learn why top pros like George Massenburg, Roger Nichols, Elliot Scheiner, Al Schmitt, and Greg Ladanyi have traded in their DAT's for Masterlink. Or better yet, just get off your musically inclined little butt and buy one!
...And believe me it was a stretch back then to call what I was doing "mastering." Then I purchased an Alesis Masterlink and that just made things even easier. The point of this long winded story (sorry to those rolling their eyes) is that the Goose was cooked a looooooong time ago. There's never ever...
...or SD card capability but it's a jungle out there and I don't know where to start. I've looked at Alesis Masterlink, Tascam DA3000, and Korg MR2000 based on my search. I bought the Mytek because the deal was unheard of and a very respected studio in town uses the Stereo96 and with all...
...used the 3700 convertors quite a “bit” back in the early 90s. They actually sounded pretty good, as did the Masterlink convertors in the late 90s. But the Apogees blew them both away for me. There was a blindfold test back in the early 90s, where audio was bounced repeatedly between two 3700s, multiple DAT copies. They...
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