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Yamaha AW16G Scoops Reader Poll.
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Future Music readers prefer Yammy. 18/11/02
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Barely a month after it first started shipping in the UK the Yamaha AW16g has beaten off strong competition scooping the accolade of '
BEST RECORDER' in the recent Future Publishing awards voted for by the readers.
The awards also featured a number of categories for digital recorders at
various prices points with the AW16g being voted best recorder overall
beating off products costing up to three times as much . Runners up included
the Akai DPS24 and the Boss 1180
Yamaha 's head of Music production Peter Peck told us
"We are obviously delighted to receive the award for AW16g at such an early
stage in its life. Even though AW16G is only a few month's
old, it seems to have really excited a wide variety of musicians."
Technically the AW16G is a 36 channel, 16 track hard disc recording system
complete with full editing, sampling and mastering facilities. Compatible
with Mac or PC recording systems it can be used to control synthesizers and
other external MIDI devices and features include large LCD screen, a
built-in loop sampler, 4-band parametric EQ and dynamics on all channels. A
Sound Clip function lets you quickly capture musical ideas while practicing
and eight channel inputs with 24-bit A/D conversion let you record up to 16
tracks of audio.
The AW16G can play back up to 16 tracks of recorded audio simultaneously -
more than any digital multitrack recorder in its price and is the only
digital audio workstation in its class to offer precision 4-band parametric
EQ and studio-quality compression, expansion, gate and ducking on all
channels.