Definição do conceito
[ENG] digital tape recording system (DTRS) | The DTRS (Digital Tape Recording System) / DA-88 series of professional multitrack (8-track) audio recorders were first introduced in 1993 by Tascam. They utilised Hi8 video tape, to record digital audio in the DTRS format. This allowed up to 108 minutes of recording time on a single tape. Studios would synchronise machines to record multitrack sessions of 24 tracks or more. | Both DTRS and Sony PCM-800 have similarities with their larger (VHS) format competitor (and predecessor) ADAT. DTRS and ADAT are both examples of Modular Digital Multitrack (MDM) technology. | SOURCE : GREATBEAR digital tape recording system (DTRS/DA-88) Available at : https://thegreatbear.co.uk/project/digital-tape-recording-system-dtrs/ Accessed : 10 aug. 2022.
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