So I own a very expensive piece of software called
Metacorder. It cost
nigh on $1700 when I bought it in 2006. It has a USB dongle and only works on a Mac.
The Mac I had it installed on is now dead.
In order to put Metacorder on a new Mac I need to
upgrade it.
This will cost $295. Note that this is a piece of software which isn't even being updated anymore.
The irony here is that the competing software is
only $256 to buy. It's called
Boom Recorder. It's actually only $250
in the iTunes store.
There's also a freeware program called
Traverso which very well may work. I don't know yet if it can handle more than a stereo pair for recording. It looks like it will but I'll have to see. The difference with Boom Recorder and Metacorder and regular music applications is primarily the ability to read and time-stamp with incoming timecode. I don't care about timecode when I'm making
movies, much less recording music. So there.
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| AKG C12A power supply 2618 |
Taking pictures of my AKG C12A (power supply 2618) and microphone (2129).
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| Inside the box... |
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| AKG C12A no 2129 |
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| The back of the microphone. |
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| A little bit closer. |
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