The Tascam DA-6400DP from the DP Series is a game-changer in professional recording. Built for live and event recording, it records directly to an internal SSD drive caddy, offering reliable performance in tough situations. Whether you're recording a live concert, a major event, or backing up critical DAW sessions, this recorder has professional I/O options like MADI and DANTE, making it super versatile. It focuses on high performance and ease of use. You can record up to 64 tracks at 48kHz/24-bit or 32 tracks at 96kHz/24-bit for amazing audio quality. The included AK-CC25 hot-swappable caddy has a 240GB TASCAM SSD that you can easily transfer to your DAW computer via USB 3. With a wide range of inputs and synchronization options such as SMPTE timecode, it fits perfectly into any professional setup. It's designed for reliability with single or dual/redundant power supplies, and the built-in redundancy protects your recordings from power outages. The colorful 320x120 pixel LCD interface and BWF format support make it even more user-friendly in different recording environments. Key features include support for 64-channel recording/playback at 48kHz/24-bit or 32 channels at 96kHz/24-bit PCM, a great backup for Pro Tools systems, a vibration-resistant 2.5-inch SSD, and more. Specifications cover recording media, file formats, channels, sampling frequencies, and more. The package comes with the DA-6400DP unit, AK-CC25 caddy, 240GB SSD, power cable, quick start guide, and warranty card.
Using the Tascam DA-6400DP is straightforward. First, connect it to your power source. For the DA-6400dp model, you can use single or dual power supplies for extra reliability. Then, connect your audio sources to the appropriate inputs. You can choose from a variety of input options like MADI and DANTE. When it comes to recording, you can set the number of channels and sampling frequencies according to your needs. You can record up to 64 tracks at 48kHz/24-bit or 32 tracks at 96kHz/24-bit. To transfer your recordings, use the AK-CC25 hot-swappable caddy. Just remove it from the recorder and connect it to your DAW computer via the USB 3 port. Make sure to handle the SSD carefully as it's sensitive to shocks. When using synchronization options like SMPTE timecode, ensure the settings are correct for seamless integration with other equipment. For maintenance, keep the recorder in a clean and dry environment. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Regularly check the power connections and cables for any signs of damage. If you need to update the firmware, use the USB port as described in the manual. And always keep the quick start guide and warranty card handy for reference.
