AKAI DR4vr

[Takahiro Kitano]

Hi : )

Is there any good WIN95 software to control & edit AKAI Dr4vr?
I really need it. because DR4vr is very complex machine to use on
front panel.
And I tell you something. You shouldn't buy DR4vr. It sucks.

bye

--
f826...@ca.aif.or.jp
Takahiro Kitano

[Philip Cibley]

Takahiro Kitano (f826...@ca.aif.or.jp) wrote:
: Hi : )

:
Could you elaborate further?
Phil Cibley

[WjWhitney2]

But A Mac and get Wave Edit. It works!

[spacecadet]

cib...@is2.nyu.edu (Philip Cibley) wrote:

When I bought my DR4d the manual was full of promises of cubase and
E-magic coming up with pc software for it. After a year I started to
wonder what had happened to it. I phoned Akai, Steinberg and E-magic
-they all passed the buck. When the Dr4vr came out I phoned Akai about
an upgrade , yes there will be one I was told, just leave your name
and number and we'll let you know. 10 months later no call. Do I
need to say more?

[Preben Trads]

On 27 Jan 1997 15:03:23 GMT, "Takahiro Kitano" <f826...@ca.aif.or.jp>
wrote:

>Hi : )
>
>Is there any good WIN95 software to control & edit AKAI Dr4vr?
>I really need it. because DR4vr is very complex machine to use on
>front panel.
>And I tell you something. You shouldn't buy DR4vr. It sucks.
>
>bye
>
>--
>f826...@ca.aif.or.jp
>Takahiro Kitano
>

Hello Tak!

I'm afraid I've got a downer for you :(

>Preben Trads wrote:
>> Has anybody on this list ever seen or tried the beta-software for CA-XT
>> and Akai HD-recorders? Does anybody know what's happening (no answer
>> from Steinberg-support!)
>
>- Here is the answer from the guys who don t answer:
>Cubase XT 3.05 (release probably in February) will include the Support
>for the
>AKAI HD-systems DR-8 /DR16.
>
>> Will it be possible to work with Wavelab or another wave-editor on the recordings?
>
>- Theoretically yes, but due to AKAIs internal system structure, this is
>not very
>comfortable. The AKAI system is playing back audio from HDs which are
>connected
>directly to the AKAI hardware (a second SCSI bus). Therefore, if you
>want to use
>Wavelab or any other editor for destructive editing, all the audiofiles
>must be
>uploaded first to the host system (in other words: to the HD that is
>directly
>connected to the computer).Cubase can do that with an import/export
>command.
>Unfortunally the AKAI is very slow in doing that job.
>If you use destructive functions in Cubase (e.g.: TimeCorrection,
>PitchShift,
>Normalize,...)Cubase will automatically do the import/export-job for
>you.
>
>Marco Ramm
>Steinberg Service

Preben