Recording Gear For Use With Sonar
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| + | Frontier Design's [http://www.frontierdesign.com/Products/TranzPort/ TranzPort] is a wireless remote control for Sonar and other audio applications. It's especially useful for home recordists that want to track in a room other than their control / computer room, typically to work in a quieter environment. It is also used by many while in the control room due to the increased ease of use it provides for working with Sonar. | ||
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| + | The TranzPort is radio-frequency based, which means that it does not require a line-of-sight to its USB receiver unit in order to function. Nominal range is about 30 feet, though some have used the TranzPort at greater distances, while a few can't use it at more than 10 to 12 feet. | ||
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| + | It may be possible to increase the TranzPort's range slightly by putting the left side of the remote unit toward the USB receiver, as the remote's antenna is located there. | ||
==Outboard Effects== | ==Outboard Effects== | ||
Revision as of 20:34, 14 September 2006
Recording Gear for use with Cakewalk's Sonar DAW software.
Contents |
Microphones
Microphone Preamps
Direct Boxes
Mixers
Sound Cards / Audio Interfaces
(Audio) Monitors
Headphones
Control Surfaces
Frontier Design TranzPort
Frontier Design's TranzPort is a wireless remote control for Sonar and other audio applications. It's especially useful for home recordists that want to track in a room other than their control / computer room, typically to work in a quieter environment. It is also used by many while in the control room due to the increased ease of use it provides for working with Sonar.
The TranzPort is radio-frequency based, which means that it does not require a line-of-sight to its USB receiver unit in order to function. Nominal range is about 30 feet, though some have used the TranzPort at greater distances, while a few can't use it at more than 10 to 12 feet.
It may be possible to increase the TranzPort's range slightly by putting the left side of the remote unit toward the USB receiver, as the remote's antenna is located there.
