TASCAM IF-MTR32
MRP - Rs. 1,33,100
TASCAM IF-MTR32 card for Sonicview: 32-track SD recording and playback up to 32-bit / 96 kHz with punch in/out and auto-save. Available in India from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
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Recorder
| Recording tracks | 32 (48 kHz) / 16 (96 kHz) |
| Playback tracks | 32 (48 kHz) / 16 (96 kHz) |
| Punch in/out | Up to 32 tracks, UNDO/REDO 1 level |
| Sampling frequency | 48 kHz, 96 kHz |
| Bit depth | Recording: 24‑bit, 32‑bit Playback: 16‑bit, 24‑bit, 32‑bit |
| Format | BWF/WAV, mono files (recording is always BWF) |
| Recording functions | Pre‑record (2 seconds), auto record, mark |
| Data protection | Automatic save every 60 seconds |
Media and general
| Media | SDHC 8‑32 GB, SDXC 64‑512 GB (UHS‑I or faster) |
| File system | SDHC: FAT32 SDXC: exFAT |
| Maximum recording time (512 GB) | 48 kHz/24‑bit/32 tracks: 30 h 49 m 48 kHz/32‑bit/32 tracks: 23 h 07 m 96 kHz/24‑bit/16 tracks: 30 h 50 m 96 kHz/32‑bit/16 tracks: 23 h 08 m |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 107 x 34 x 156.8 mm (including protrusions) |
| Weight | 130 g |
Product overview
The TASCAM IF-MTR32 is a multitrack recording card that installs in a TASCAM Sonicview digital mixer and records and plays back up to 32 tracks directly on SD card.
It records at the same 32-bit quality as the Sonicview itself, with a 32-track mode at 48 kHz and a 16-track mode at 96 kHz. Punch in/out on up to 32 tracks, overwrite recording, a 2-second pre-record buffer, auto record triggered by input level and mark points make it ready for live PA/SR work, while automatic saving every 60 seconds protects the take. It can also serve as a backup to a computer recording system, and BWF/WAV files edited elsewhere can be imported for multitrack playback. Transport is controlled from the Sonicview touch screen, user keys, GPIO or footswitch.
Compatible with
- TASCAM Sonicview series digital mixers (Sonicview 16 / Sonicview 24, including Sonicview 16XP / 24XP)
- Recommended media option listed by TASCAM: TASCAM TSQD-128A SD card
In the box
- IF-MTR32 multitrack recording card
- TASCAM ID registration guide
- Owner's Manual (including warranty)
TASCAM IF-MTR32: frequently asked questions
How long can it record?
With a 512 GB card TASCAM quotes about 30 h 49 m at 48 kHz / 24-bit / 32 tracks and about 23 h 07 m at 48 kHz / 32-bit / 32 tracks (total media time).
Can I play back files made on a computer?
Yes. BWF/WAV files can be imported, so the card can work as a multitrack player for material edited elsewhere.
Where can I buy the TASCAM IF-MTR32 in India?
The TASCAM IF-MTR32 is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.
Workflow 1: Live multitrack recording at a concert
Capture every input of a PA/SR show for later mixing.
Connections
| Connect | To |
|---|---|
| IF‑MTR32 | Option slot of the Sonicview |
| SD card (SDHC/SDXC, UHS‑I) | IF‑MTR32 SD card slot |
Setup
- Switch off the Sonicview, install the card and tighten both attachment screws.
- Insert an SD card and choose 32-track (48 kHz) or 16-track (96 kHz) mode.
- Assign the tracks to record from the MTR screen on the Sonicview touch panel.
- Start recording, add marks at key moments and stop at the end of the show.
Tip: Use pre-record so the first 2 seconds before you press record are also kept.
Workflow 2: Virtual sound check and playback
Play recorded or imported tracks back through the console.
Connections
| Connect | To |
|---|---|
| SD card with BWF/WAV files | IF‑MTR32 SD card slot |
| Sonicview user keys / GPIO / footswitch | Transport control |
Setup
- Record a show or import BWF/WAV files to the SD card.
- Route the card's playback tracks to the console channels.
- Assign transport functions to user keys so the MTR screen need not be opened.
- Play back the tracks to adjust the mix, using punch in/out to fix a part if needed.
