burndaddy wrote:Awesome, no. But Korg definitely re-enginneered the needs of a portable multitracker from the ground up, hitting many of the important marks in the process. Recording 8 tracks while simultaneously providing a PA mix and monitor mix for 7 honies is pretty gosh darned groovy. I mean, fuck.
However, there are plenty of shortcomings. I ran into one last night that made me want to piss my pants -- it's not possible to record a multi-tune session and then mix down just one section/song. The D888 insists on starting mixdown from the beginning. There are plenty of work arounds, but they're all a pain in the workflow. My goal with this unit was to have some level of control in mixing the cream from live sessions. It turns out I need to either track individual tunes separately (too busy drumming for that) or take the session out of the box to mix, which is what I was looking to avoid.
Still sounds like the best thing to happen to all in ones since the Yamaha MD8 (DATA DISC BABY !! ).