Cymatic Audio LR-16 16-Track Inline Recorder Overview | Full Compass

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Tom Sailor, Marketing Director at TruNorth Music & Sound, shows us the Cymatic Audio LR-16 16-Track Inline Recorder at Full Compass Systems.

16 Insert-style TRS connections are hard wired, which means there is never the need to arm tracks or assign any channels. The unit is always recording 16 discrete wave files at 16/24 bit/44.1-48kHz and elegantly auto names the tracks and take folders. You simply connect, hit record and you are done.

Perfect for recording any live performance or rehearsal...just tap into your FOH Inserts with a TRS Snake and you are ready to go. No more mic splitters, ground loops, computers, crashes and all the expense and hassle that goes along with all of that. The LR-16 is the cost effective and easy live recording solution you have been waiting for. Great for beginner recordists who don't want to deal with difficult and time consuming learning curves, as well as the most seasoned professionals who don't want to be bothered with messy setups. But wait...There's MORE...

The LR-16 also doubles as a 16 x 2, 24 bit/96kHz USB Class Compliant audio interface for your iPad, Mac and PC. When you've finished your live recording in the field, simply connect the LR-16 into your computer or tablet and you have a high quality USB interface. Plug your USB drive and drag and drop your files into your favorite DAW to edit your audio or do additional overdubs. Convenient features such as native Mac and iPad driver support make installation a breeze. Zero latency hardware monitoring and a built in mixer allow for error free recording, flexibility and hassle free setup. Free your mind...and make more music.

[huongphungthi]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[nguyentuyen]

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

[patrickbuzzo]

Can you use it as a multitrack? I mean to record the instruments with the overdubbing? And as far as goes for EQ, does it have equalization during the recordings?

[vanessasawyer]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[hoathach]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[ashleytaylor]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination