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Description
Step into the world of vintage sound with the JFR Magnetic Sciences Ultimate Analogue MKII, a multitrack recorder that merges the classic feel of analog with modern-day precision. Ideal for studio professionals and recording enthusiasts alike, this recorder captures the warmth and depth that only analog can provide. Equipped with proprietary magnetic tape technology, it ensures every nuance of your music is preserved with authenticity and clarity. Whether you're crafting a complex mix or capturing a simple melody, the Ultimate Analogue MKII adapts seamlessly to your recording needs. Its intuitive interface allows for effortless operation, making it a favorite among musicians who appreciate both quality and ease-of-use.
Key Features:
- Proprietary magnetic tape technology for authentic sound reproduction
- High-fidelity recording with up to 16 simultaneous tracks
- User-friendly interface with classic analog controls
- Integrated VU meters for precise level monitoring
- Solid build quality for durability and reliability
- Compatible with a wide range of studio gear via multiple input/output options
- Expandable with optional modules for enhanced functionality
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Used to record Lazaretto, as stated in this October 2014 Sound on Sound interview.
All of Lazaretto was recorded to one or, usually, two of Third Man Studio’s Studer A800 two–inch machines, which have John French’s JFR Magnetic Science’s Ultimate Analogue eight–track headstacks with a proprietary ninth timecode track for link–up, which allows the two eight–track machines to be combined for 16–track recording. In addition, while Pro Tools was barely used in the making of Blunderbuss, it saw extensive mileage during the making of Lazaretto.
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