Portable Recorders IK Multimedia

Breathe life into your digital tracks with the IK Tape Machine 24. The sound, feel, and magic of analog recording is hard to resist and even harder to emulate, but IK has done just that with the T-Racks Tape Machine Collection. Using convolution and physical modeling, they've emulated the classic 1980's MCI JH24 24 track analog recorder. Provided with four classic tape formulations, you're encouraged to mix and match, creating a machine with the right amount of "tape sound" for each recording. Tape speed, transport modeling, and signal path controls allow further tweaking of each model, so you can create your perfect machine! And if you really want to get into the weeds, IK included a

Breathe life into your digital tracks with the IK Tape Machine 99. The sound, feel, and magic of analog recording is hard to resist and even harder to emulate, but IK has done just that with the T-Racks Tape Machine Collection. Using convolution and physical modeling, they've emulated the classic Stude/Revox PR99 Mk II analog mixdown & mastering recorder. Provided with four classic tape formulations, you're encouraged to mix and match, creating a machine with the right amount of "tape sound" for each recording. Tape speed, transport modeling, and signal path controls allow further tweaking of each model, so you can create your perfect machine! And if you really want to get into the weeds, IK

Breathe life into your digital tracks with the IK Tape Machine 440. The sound, feel, and magic of analog recording is hard to resist and even harder to emulate, but IK has done just that with the T-Racks Tape Machine Collection. Using convolution and physical modeling, they've emulated the classic Ampex 440B analog mixdown & mastering recorder.Provided with four classic tape formulations, you're encouraged to mix and match, creating a machine with the right amount of "tape sound" for each recording. Tape speed, transport modeling, and signal path controls allow further tweaking of each model, so you can create your perfect machine! And if you really want to get into the weeds, IK included a

The TEAC A-6100 MKII holds historical significance as one of the pioneering tape machines explicitly designed for mastering applications. Throughout the development process, we engaged in interviews with the original product designer, gaining invaluable insights into TEAC's meticulous engineering approach employed during the creation of the A-6100 in 1973. The primary objective was to engineer a mastering deck that would excel in both reliability and audio fidelity, ensuring it stood as the pinnacle of quality in the field.IK Multimedia TEAC A-6100 MKII Features:T-RackS individual processor moduleFull 14 day free trial periodIndividual processor or part of the T-RackS processing chain64-bit

The TEAC 3340S, a 4-channel Simul-Sync® tape deck, formed an integral part of the second generation within the esteemed Creator series by TEAC. Equipped with Permalux® heads, renowned for delivering exceptional frequency response, minimal distortion, and high resistance to wear, the 3340S stood as the epitome of versatility among quadraphonic tape decks during its time.Prior to the advent of Simul-Sync technology, traditional 4-track recorders lacked the capability to synchronize overdubbing. However, the remarkable Simul-Sync technology developed by TEAC revolutionized the process. This officially certified TEAC A-3340S unit transformed recording, bouncing, and overdubbing into an

The T-RackS TASCAM Tape collection features meticulously selected machines recommended by TASCAM and TEAC. Each machine undergoes a complete restoration before being scientifically modeled. IK Multimedia's DSP engineering team analyzes and models the magnetic tape-recording process, capturing the essence of the original machines. The collection faithfully brings the analog magic to your DAW, improving the sound with subtle yet significant impact.IK Multimedia TASCAM Tape Collection Features:Includes 4 module processors: TEAC A-6100 MKII, TEAC A-3340S, TASCAM 388, TASCAM PORTA ONEFull 14-day free trial periodIndividual processors or part of the T-RackS processing chain64-bit native

In 1979, TASCAM made groundbreaking strides in the realm of affordable and portable recording with the introduction of the TEAC 144, swiftly followed by the TASCAM 244. However, it was the TASCAM PORTA ONE that truly revolutionized the landscape of home and mobile recording, emerging as the unparalleled bestselling Portastudio of its time. This innovative device paved the way for a significant shift in the industry, empowering musicians and audio enthusiasts to engage in convenient and high-quality recording experiences within the comfort of their homes or while on the move.IK Multimedia TASCAM Porta One Features:T-RackS individual processor moduleFull 14 day free trial periodIndividual

The TASCAM 388 was an all-in-one solution that effectively served as a spacious large format studio. Its design encompassed a conventional mixer equipped with full faders, complemented by a tape machine section capable of executing 8-track multi-track recording. Over time, the sonic qualities delivered by the 388 have garnered immense acclaim from musicians, often described as nothing short of "magical." This iconic unit has achieved legendary status within the industry, solidifying its reputation as a revered and highly sought-after piece of audio equipment.IK Multimedia TASCAM 388 Features:T-RackS individual processor moduleFull 14 day free trial periodIndividual processor or part of the