Tascam DA-6400 - Universal Backup Recording System

Recording time depends on the capacity of the installed SSD and the chosen recording format (sample rate and bit depth). Higher bit depths and sample rates consume more storage space.

The DA-6400 is primarily designed as a recorder. While some playback functions might be available for monitoring, it is not intended for simultaneous multi-track recording and playback like a typical DAW.

The DA-6400 uses a drive caddy. Consult the product manual for specific SSD compatibility recommendations regarding interface and performance to ensure reliable recording, especially at higher sample rates.

SSDs are typically formatted using a computer before installation. The DA-6400 may also offer formatting options within its system menu. Refer to the user manual for the recommended procedure.

Yes, the DA-6400 supports remote control, often through network interfaces or dedicated remote ports, allowing integration into larger control systems.

Warranty information is specific to the retailer and region. Please check with your point of purchase for details on the Tascam DA-6400 warranty.

Verify the power cable is securely connected to the unit and a working power outlet. Check the power switch on the rear panel.

Ensure the MADI or Dante connection is active and correctly configured on both the DA-6400 and the source device. Check input routing settings within the DA-6400's menu.

Check the status of the internal SSD. Ensure it is properly formatted and has sufficient free space. Verify the recording bit depth and sample rate are supported by the SSD's performance.

Confirm the DA-6400 is connected to the same network as other Dante devices. Ensure Dante Controller software is used to manage subscriptions and check network status.