JoeCo’s BBR64-MADI Recorder is widely used for live audio capture, and can capture 64 channels of MADI data directly to an external USB2 drive.
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LONDON – Three JoeCo BlackBox BBR64-MADI Recorders are capturing audio from some of the world’s best-loved sketches and catchphrases at the Monty Python Live shows in London’s 02 arena. The 64-channel MADI systems form part of recording engineer Matt Bainbridge’s arsenal of equipment that is being used to record 168 channels of audio split over three MADI streams.
Bainbridge, of BlueCat Professional Audio Consultancy Ltd., who is responsible for the multi-track recording of each show commented: “We needed units that would be reliable, easy to set-up and leave unattended at times. The JoeCo’s fitted the bill perfectly. In addition to their audio quality, the ability to use just one unit as a master device has also proved very useful.”
JoeCo’s BBR64-MADI Recorder is widely used for live audio capture and acquisition in a range of performance, broadcast, film & TV sound applications. Occupying just one unit of rack space, the recorder can capture the full 64 channels of MADI data, at standard sample rates, directly to external USB2 drive in Broadcast WAV format, ready for instant re-purposing. Multiple units can be stacked for larger track counts. Audio captured by the BBR64MADI systems at the 02 shows will be used for archive material, or supplementary audio on any future “live” releases.
