Model 24 22-channel analog mixer with 24-track digital recorder

Experience the resurgence of classic sound with the Tascam Model 24, a professional hybrid console that seamlessly blends analog warmth with cutting-edge modern technologies.

• Simple and Intuitive Design: The user interface of the Model 24 console/recorder is designed to be effortlessly understood at a glance. With physical faders featuring 100mm of travel, precise level adjustments are at your fingertips. The 7-band stereo graphic equalizer allows easy manipulation of the mix spectrum, while the conveniently located input/output connectors streamline workflow.
• Revolutionary Recording Technology: Record directly onto an SD card with the capability to capture 24 tracks at 48kHz/24 bits. The Model 24 enables recording inputs/outputs (punch in/out) on 8 tracks simultaneously, thanks to Tascam’s innovative audio engine technology. Benefit from 16 high-end Tascam microphone preamps for pristine sound quality.
• Flexible Connectivity: With 22 analog inputs, including 20 balanced channels and 1 unbalanced stereo input, the Model 24 offers versatility in connectivity. Seamlessly integrate with your favorite audio workstation software via USB, or connect your smartphone via Bluetooth™ to stream audio for rehearsals or performance.
• Longevity and Reliability: Built with Tascam’s renowned reliability, the lightweight design of the Model 24 ensures easy transport between studio, rehearsal room, or concert venue. Count on flawless performance wherever your creativity takes you.
• Optimized for Live Streaming and Podcast Production: The Model 24 features a USB stereo mix mode, making it ideal for recording podcasts, radio shows, or live streaming concerts. Easily integrate background music or other audio signals from your computer, tablet, or smartphone into your mix for professional-grade productions.

Unlock the potential of hybrid recording with the Tascam Model 24. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a budding enthusiast, experience the perfect blend of classic analog warmth and modern recording technology.