
YPDR601
1991 (Apr.)Initially sold for ¥2,200,000 Features: • The YPDR system allows the recording of discs which may be replayed on standard CD players. • Up to 99 tracks may be recorded on one disc, and up to 99 index markers may be written within each track. • Recording of a disc need not be continuous audio data can be written from different sources (master tapes, etc.) • The operation of the YPDR system is similar to the operation of a tape-recorder, making disc production analogous to the assembly of a master tape. • Audio sources may be analog or digital (either SDIF-II or AES/EBU format). • Monitoring may be carried out while recording, either of the source or off-disc. The monitor output may be analog or digital (AES/EBU format). • Up to seven YPDR601 recorder units may be linked together and controlled from one controller for parallel recording, or for disc duplication.
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