Wild Tracks Hard Disk Playback
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Wild Tracks
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No longer is it necessary to deal with hooking up CD, DVD, or outboard hard disk systems to get playback of recorded effects or music.
A Matrix3 system can be configured to provide over 120 tracks of Wild Tracks playback.
Of course, Wild Tracks is not simply a multichannel playback device. Wild Tracks gives users up to 24 tracks of sound effects playback
per hard disk system, but, rather than working like a 24-track DAW playlist, Wild Tracks lets a sound designer create groups of up to 24
tracks, each group acting like an separate multitrack device that can be started and stopped independently of each other. It’s like having
a table stacked with automated, multichannel CD players.
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| Wild Tracks Hard Drive |
Wild Tracks features an intuitive, graphical timeline interface that lets you easily drag files around to build cues.
Standard transport controls and meters for each channel present a familiar interface.
The Matrix3’s client/server architecture and support for CIFS (Common Internet File System) make it easy to connect a laptop or desktop computer and copy audio files from it to the WTX Wild Tracks Hard Drive.
Importing files from your library into a production couldn’t be easier. Files can be recorded or imported in a number of file
formats and Wild Tracks drives can even be mounted on a network, making it easy to move files to a computer for editing or load them from an
external sound library.
Wild Tracks RAM buffers everything for instantaneous playback, and SafetyNet provides automatic switchover to redundant drives should a
problem occur.
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