Tascam DTRS DA-88 Tape Audio Transfer Service

Tascam DTRS DA-88 Tape Transfer Service

1. How is the Tascam DTRS DA-88 tape transfer done? What does "Tascam DTRS DA-88tape transfer" mean?

Transfer refers to our specialized process of converting your A-DAT tape audio to a flash drive or mp3 file format. We extract left and right (LR) audio channels from your tapes, accommodating up to 1 track per tape for high-quality results.

2. Will I receive a major mix-down of my channels when I send in my A-DAT tapes?

No, a full mix-down is not included. However, you'll receive a per-mixdown of levels for 2 minutes on each channel during the session, ensuring that channel levels are balanced to -62 dB before transferring to your chosen format.

3. How do I get my original A-DAT tapes back?

Your original cassette tapes will be returned to the address you provide on your invoice. Customers are

4. What is the typical waiting period for transfers?

The waiting period generally ranges from 15 to 26 days, depending on your location and our current workload. Please plan

accordingly to ensure timely receipt of your audio files.

For local customers in Orlando, FL, you can drop off your A-DAT tapes at our studio at no additional cost. For all other customers, please mail your cassette tapes to us. We recommend using USPS Media Mail for economical shipping, but be aware it may take longer for your tapes to arrive.

6. Why is there a delay in billing for return shipping?

ensures we stay within the 30-day completion timeline set by eBay and helps prevent delays.

Why does the transfer process so much take time, and why are there possibilities for variables fees applied? Transferring audio from DA88 or ADAT tapes is a labor-intensive process. Using a 2-channel Mbox Pro 002 interface means each track must be imported individually, which takes significantly longer than using an 8-channel rack system that can import multiple tracks at once. Additionally, each track must be manually aligned and synchronized to ensure perfect…