Our clocking with the radar or the MTRX studio?

Thank you

@vicsteffens @horizonmusicgroup

Thank you Mark. Can I assume you would not be using the Dante Converter / Focusrite card combo if it were "finicky"? I'm looking for the same kind of stability I've enjoyed with Radar 24/V with my console.

if I remember correctly, back in the day the radar clocks were derived from the psu freq, I wonder if they follow this same scheme?

What Dante connection do you use?

I heard the radar converter at dale pro audio in manhattan. Holy crap the converter is amazing everything is 3d and a-lot more detailed.

Marko knows where of he speaks. The King of Nuance.

Great rundown, Mark is the best of the best.

Hello Mark , Radar Lover, I am MicAngelo owner of The Mix Palace, NY, USA and I want to share with you something important I recently learned using Radar. I have owned 5 different Radar's systems, and recently discovered having the Radar sync card installed, makes a huge difference in the sonics of Radar. I was about to sell my 2 Radar 6's until I stumbled across a guy that had a sync card to loan me. Once I installed the sync card, the few things that sonically bothered me about the sound of Radar was gone... Honestly as a Radar owner for 7 years, you have NOT heard Radar until you hear it with the sync card installed !!

The 🐐

Very Cool - thank you for sharing your Wisdom Sir 🙏

I have spent a small fortune over the years with various in the box rigs and the biggest mistake I made is not getting the Radar system and be done. It sounds so much better to my ear than anything out there. My next upgrade will be Radar.

What converter do you prefer classic 96?

How do you integrate the Radar Convertors, with your computer I am currently running a iz radar

now some people may ask why i need a 9000 $ RADAR system when i can use a laptop with a small sound device hum to answer those people you simply need to spend at least 10 years learning technology and what is the science behind recording audio after you'll know exactlly why you need this beast

Such an excellent product, 7 years on

Very intressting, you basically make a Protools rigg become a non linear tape machine that operates very much like a classic tape machine

Is it still possible to buy one?

just comment to complement ho awesome the recording sounds and the talents are just pure maestros..

Do you like the classic 96 or ultra nyquist?

Whose decision was it to shoot this entirely out of focus?

*BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! **#SAWSTUDIO** & **#SAC**/ SOFTWARE AUDIO CONSOLE on a pc will smoke that system in the blink of an eye and that's in the studio or in concert!* And do so with absolute analog precision only comparable to the analog realm and with the use of all plugins....! And lets talk about PRICE TAG......... hearing is knowing: rmllabs.com/MainSite/misc-video.html Putting yall up on real game..... and as always #UnLOCKyoURfOoL®

Rob de niro

Still a big fan and user dating back to the Otari-branded RADAR II to my current RADAR Studio, which ditches the BEOS and older SCSI drives in favor of a more universal OS (Windows), which allows the installation of any Windows-compatible DAW alongside RADAR's software, and High Capacity SS Drives for speed and portability. My first experience with RADAR was in about 2003 or so during a series of improvisational jazz recording sessions. We started on 2" tape which, of course, sounded great. The dynamics varied greatly, so we recorded at 30 ips. Some of the improvs were quite long and I lived in fear of running out of tape in the middle of one (I did not, fortunately) so, for the next session, I decided to go to the studio's RADAR II, which recorded at 24 bit, 48KHz max sample rate. It was such a close second to tape to our ears that I expressed my interest in purchasing the unit - and did a year later, should they ever retire the unit. I have not heard any converters that sound better to my ears. RADAR is not a DAW - no virtual console and no plug ins. it is essentially just like recording to tape, except the capture media is a SSD and editing is non-destructive. Although I also have Pro Tools 12 installed for visiting engineers, I prefer to track in RADAR mode and use physical outboard but, as 33 1/3 RPM remarked, RADAR offer the best of all worlds: great sounding converters, a user-friendly interface for us old, tape veterans, easy editing & safety backups, and the ability to run most DAWs if more extensive track counts, editing power and virtual outboard plugins are desired.

GOD

I've been making great-sounding recordings with RADAR since I sold my 2" in 2001. I also have 24 channels of Apollo/PT, but RADAR sounds way better.

what is radar?

RADAR - It's fast , it's an old friend and it ain't going anywhere. Amen. My exact experience!

Could not agree more with Mr.Lanois. A year ago I switched over to the iZ Technology RADAR recording platform and I absolutely love it! I had been working with analog tape, Pro Tools and had 3 Tascam DA78-HR recorders. I also find that the RADAR is very similar to working with an analog recorder and in my opinion is the closet sounding to analog tape. Of course I still have my 24 track analog machine which will probably just be held on to for mixing from Pro Tools to tape as well as hitting the stereo mix to tape for client with a low budget/demo project. The RADAR in my opinion offers the best of both worlds and sounds absolutely fantastic! Keep up the industry leading ingenuity iZ Technology.

Thanks for the delete on Facebook you liberal sheeple

I don’t use protools . I use Propellerhead Software Reason !!! Will Radar work with It ??

Will you guys PLEEZE make a 32 track unit that records at 96KHZ? Everybody doesn't want to use "Pro-Tools".

Absolutely THE BEST

Finally, a pro commercial for a great product!

Awesome guys! I have owned a RADAR since 2004 and could never live without it. Need to upgrade to the newer design and engine soon! I like the Electrodynes in the background. I have The 501 , 511 and BAC in my chain. Cheers from Bedford NY.

Love it

How much is RADAR controller?