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Alesis Adat. Alesis ADAT XT image (1791362) Audiofanzine Alesis soon developed increasingly more accurate versions with better quality AD/DA conversion. Inevitably there were teething problems, but ADAT has become an accepted and respected part of the audio community.

Then in early 1992, Alesis shipped the first ADAT machine To cover the sound performance aspect first, the ADAT produces results that are subjectively identical to those from a DAT machine employing delta-sigma conversion — most listeners are unlikely to be able to distinguish the input signal from the output.

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Here are the specifications: Recording format: ADAT (Alesis Digital Audio Tape) Recording time: 40 minutes with S-VHS 120 cassette At the 1991 Winter NAMM Show, Alesis introduced the ADAT digital tape recorder I'm very demanding and I couldn't ask for anything more when I'm recording in the stuido, live, editing, overdubbing

Alesis ADAT 8 Track Professional Digital Audio Recorder Evolution Music. Here are the specifications: Recording format: ADAT (Alesis Digital Audio Tape) Recording time: 40 minutes with S-VHS 120 cassette Alesis created the File Streaming Technology (FST) proprietary disk file system for their ADAT HD24 recorder

Alesis ADAT 8 Track Professional Digital Audio Recorder Evolution Music. I'll let you find your own secrets how you can get the maxium out of this and keep mine for my own advantage. Where Alesis were clever was in the use of relatively inexpensive S-VHS tapes and of course 'off the shelf' mechanisms for the tape drive and recording system