How y'all doin? I went back to 1.2.3, no freeze ups in a few sessions. One show went close to 2 hours.
hey guys. After 6 months with the MicroTrack, I lost my patience. I'm sure the M-Audio will get around to fixing the issues, but there are other products that do what I need right now. after factoring in the money I'd get from selling the MT, and the money I'd get from selling my D8 (which I was keeping as a back-up recorder), it was a no brainer for me. I hope you don't all feel abaondoned by me Overall, I'd say I had a positive experience. I only lost one recording, and there was another taper there that night anyway. and I was able to start recording at 24 bit, which kicks ass. Good luck to you all.
So you went with this, huh? Now's it working? What are the dimensions?
HD-P2 I/O features:
XLR mic inputs with phantom power and analog peak limiter
Unbalanced stereo RCA I/O
S/PDIF digital I/O
Headphone output
Built-in mono microphone and speaker for desktop interview applications
Analog level controls allow easy operation without the need to look at the unit
FireWire interface for fast data transfer to a computer
HD-P2 Synchronization features:
SMPTE/LTC timecode input on locking XLR balanced jack
Timestamps Broadcast WAVE recordings from SMPTE input
Chase locks to incoming SMPTE timecode
Video clock input resolves to house clock
Tri-level sync support for HDTV applications
Includes Frame Lock, Lock and Release and flexible Freewheel settings for unpredictable timecode sources
Pull-up and Pull-down sample rates included for video format compatibility
HD-P2 Convenience Features:
Familiar tape machine-style layout and function
Angled screen for table-top or shoulder strap use
Large, uncluttered LCD display
Shortcut keys and LED indicators for frequently-accessed functions
Recessed Compact Flash slot
Runs on (
readily available AA batteries or DC power adapter
Approximately 5.5 hours of operating time on battery power