TASCAM DP-004 Digital 4-track Recorder

!±8±TASCAM DP-004 Digital 4-track Recorder

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Tascam DP004 Digital Pocketstudio Recorder based on 30 years of cassette Portastudios! Though based on Tascam's long line of cassette. Pocketstudio brings users into the new-age of digital recording with four CD-quality tracks and features like Undo and Repeat that wouldn't be possible on your past generation, cassette portastudios. Much like those easy-to-use Portastudios, the Pocketstudio sports a similar row of knobs to set levels and pan instead of confusing you with menu screens.The Tascam DP004 is able to record two sources at the same time onto it's removable SD memory. A stereo condenser microphone has been designed into the unit to make it simple and ready to record in any situation. Record concerts, rehearsals and sudden songwriting inspirations when they occur. Dual rear panel 1/4 inch jacks provide connection to dynamic mics or other stereo or mono sources. Inputs are switchable to a guitar level signal for easy recording. Tascam DP004 Features Two 1/4 mic/line inputs Switchable guitar input Headphone/Line output USB 2 connector for connecting to your home computer Records to SD Card media Autopunch, repeat and record undo Dedicated stereo mixdown track Powered through AA Batteries or optional PS P520 power adapter The DP004 allows you to build up your arrangement until you've filled up all four tracks. The Bounce feature allows you to consolidate tracks and make room for more overdub layers. Also available is an autopunch feature for fixing problems, track editing and an undo function. Mixing is also built into the Digital Pocketstudio. Once you set levels and pan, record your mix onto a dedicated stereo master track. You're able to transfer your tracks and mixes to a computer over USB 2 for CD burning and sharing online. Despite its go-anywhere

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JT Sterle Bach Sinfonia Three Part Invention 15.wmv

!±8± JT Sterle Bach Sinfonia Three Part Invention 15.wmv

JT Sterle plays Bach Sinfonia Three Part Invention #15 on his new Yamaha GB1 Grand piano at Artist Pianos, Latham, NY. See JT's Artist Pianos Blog Page at artist-pianos.com

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Baby Grand Pianos - When Does a Baby Grow Up?

!±8± Baby Grand Pianos - When Does a Baby Grow Up?

Grand pianos come in many different sizes and baby grand pianos are the smallest of those. But there appears to be no clear consensus on the difference in dimensions between grand and baby grand varieties. At which point does a baby grand become a fully fledged grand piano? It's important to establish what the difference is, as this may affect how the piano is priced, and possibly the quality of sound. Here we investigate this issue by comparing the different available sizes of pianos.

Generally, the bigger the piano, the better sound quality. Longer strings mean a richer sound and greater harmonic precision. If you're looking at pianos for sale online, make sure you pay attention to the dimensions. Two so called "grand pianos" can have very different sizes and tonal qualities. For instance, if you were browsing Kawai pianos online, you could easily get the impression that there is no such thing as a Kawai baby grand piano. All of their pianos appear to be marketed as "grand", but the lengths actually vary from 150cm right up to 227cm. If you compare the lengths of the smallest of these, to the lengths of Yamaha's baby grands, you'll find that at least three of the Kawai models could easily be classified as baby pianos. Kawai's GM-10K, GM-12, and GE-20 all have lengths of less than 160cm, whereas Yamaha's GC1 Baby Grand has a length of 161 cm.

Similarly, the Yamaha GC1 has the exact same dimensions as the Yamaha C1L Grand, except the latter is slightly heavier. Despite there being no difference in length, these two models are marketed differently. So based on the Yamaha catalogue, one might think that it is the weight, and not the length of a piano, that determines its classification. This is an example of how two very similar instruments are put into different categories, which is likely to affect the price. So make sure you pay attention to the dimensions rather than just the name.

The Baby Grand variety usually have shorter, thicker strings which may produce less precision in sound. They are smaller and more convenient for use at home, but there may be the slightest trade-off in the quality of frequencies, from a highly technical perspective. However, any difference is likely to go unnoticed by most accomplished musicians. If you're thinking about buying a baby grand piano, consider getting the longest one you can practically accommodate, so you get the best possible sound quality.

Baby Grand Pianos - When Does a Baby Grow Up?

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