Transferring audio from 2" analog tape to Pro Tools

Transferring audio from my Otari MRT90 mk-ii 16-track 2" analog tape machine to Pro Tools.
What you hear is unmixed and exactly what the microphones heard while tracking. Once in ProTools the song will be edited and mixed.

[@PROVE1202]

Can I find this song anywhere?

[@fremontrecording]

beltdriverecordclub.bandcamp.com/track/can-i-give-it-to-you
Enjoy!

[@samthepainter]

Nice

[@fremontrecording]

Thanks!

[@jackslayers]

how do you connect the analog output to the DAW? Did you use a big audio interface or what?

[@fremontrecording]

Throught the patchbay on the Trident 80B mixing console. The audio interface is a Lynx Aurora 32 i/o.

[@wearashirt]

What sample rate are you on here?

[@fremontrecording]

192kHz 32 Bit floating unit. It’s the best I have to get the most of the tape.

[@wearashirt]

@@fremontrecording is this for "storage"? You will still be mixing with tape outputs?

[@fremontrecording]

@@wearashirt I can be to archive the audio for safe keeping but in this case I will be recording more audio and mixing in ProTools.

[@wearashirt]

@@fremontrecording would've been fun (crazier?) to synchronize another 24 track, if you needed more tracks. Lol!

[@Nikkie_jurnigan]

@@wearashirt can you do mixing video