iZ Radar

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Step into the world of uncompromising sound quality with the iZ Radar, a studio workhorse designed for both aspiring and seasoned producers. This fully integrated DAW redefines simplicity and reliability, allowing you to focus on what truly matters: the music. Say goodbye to the labyrinth of cables and endless troubleshooting sessions. With the iZ Radar, everything you need is packed into one elegant system, merging the best hardware with your preferred software for a seamless recording experience.

Equipped with state-of-the-art converters and near-zero jitter, the iZ Radar ensures your tracks are captured with breathtaking clarity. Whether you're tracking, mixing, or automating, the smooth integration with Pro Tools lets you use all your favorite plug-ins and features without a hitch. Its customizable I/O options and expandable drive bays make it versatile enough for any studio setup, offering you the flexibility to tailor your system to your needs.

What sets the iZ Radar apart is its intuitive workflow. Simply arm your tracks and hit record—no technical gymnastics required. This is complemented by the optional iZ Session Controller and MeterBridge, providing a tactile, traditional studio feel. With its rock-solid performance and a decade of dedicated customer support, the iZ Radar is not just a piece of gear, but a trusted partner in your creative journey.

Key Features:

Fully integrated DAW for seamless recording
Near-zero jitter and pristine signal path
Compatible with Pro Tools and native DAW software
Customizable I/O and expansion options
Includes RADAR Core Kit and Classic 96 - 8 I/O
Optional iZ Session Controller and MeterBridge integration
10 years of world-renowned customer support

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iZ RADAR 6 & ADA II

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The iZ RADAR 6 & ADA II offers a high-end solution for professionals seeking a blend of pristine sound quality and robust build. The RADAR 6, with its modular design and top-notch A-D/D-A converters, delivers a tape-like experience with modern editing capabilities. Its touch screen and customizable I/O options ensure tailored workflows, while the ADA II extends RADAR’s sonic excellence to DAW users. Despite a steep price, the system's reliability and long-term value make it a solid investment for studios. However, if your budget doesn't stretch to this dedicated hardware, it might not be the right fit.

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iZ RADAR: Converter | Tape Op Magazine | Longform candid interviews with music producers and audio engineers covering mixing, mastering, recording and music production.

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Dan Auerbach

Guitarist, Keyboardist

The Black Keys

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RADAR sounded fantastic, just right off the bat it sounded incredible compared to Pro Tools. No doubt about it. The difference wasn’t subtle, it was real obvious, even to beginner’s ears. It just sounds really deep and three–dimensional.

Daniel Lanois

Guitarist, Music Producer

Verified via iZ Technology

Lanois is listed as an endorsing artist on the iZ Radar website.

Steve Lillywhite

Music Producer

Verified via Tapeop

"I should take a Pro Tools course, because I'd like to at least be able to sit there and do a little fiddling on my own, if I wanted to. I think I was quite honorable back in the day when Pro Tools came out, because so many producers learned it on an artist's budget. I didn't want to do that because I felt it was immoral. I stayed pretty Luddite and analog. I initially went with [iZ Technologies'] RADAR, which was like a digital version of what I did already [with tape]. I mix with a computer now, but I always come through the desk because I like the sound of it."

Ethan Johns

Guitarist, Bassist

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Though he prefers to work to tape, Johns will always make safety recordings to a digital format, preferring IZ's RADAR over Pro Tools. "It's a bit more natural-sounding to me. Pro Tools is OK, but it can be quite 'sharp'. This is where I'm going to get myself into all kinds of trouble, but Pro Tools should be called Amateur Tools really. Because the truth of the matter is that the only reason why that's become as successful as it has is because it allows people that can't play and can't sing to make records.