Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When you only have one take to get it right, or can't be fumbling with dynamic input gain, there's only one way to record - 32-bit float point.
With the DR-40XP you never have to worry about clipping the recording or being too loud or too quiet. Watch along as we show you how to get up and running with 32-bit float recording on one of the most versatile handheld recorders on the market.
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When you only have one take to get it right, or can't be fumbling with dynamic input gain, there's only one way to record - 32-bit float point.
With the DR-40XP you never have to worry about clipping the recording or being too loud or too quiet. Watch along as we show you how to get up and running with 32-bit float recording on one of the most versatile handheld recorders on the market.
For more Information: tascam.com
Subscribe to TASCAM USA: youtube.com/TASCAMUSA?sub_confirmation=1
Have further questions? Contact the TASCAM Tech Support Team here: tascam.com/us/support/contact
Signup for the TASCAM Newsletter: bit.ly/2kHntdW
Shop TASCAM Refurbished Gear & T-Shirts: reverb.com/shop/tascams-gear-outlet
Facebook - facebook.com/tascamus
Instagram - instagram.com/tascam_official
Twitter - twitter.com/TASCAMpro
Linkedin - linkedin.com/company/tascam
