Thirty-six channels, eight buses, 4-band parametric EQ everywhere and, above all, a modular build that lets you choose your I/O cards (analogue, ADAT, TDIF, AES/EBU): the TM-D4000 put a genuine automated 24-bit digital desk into late-90s project studios. Sixteen layered motorised faders, a large screen and dynamic automation make it a complete mixing companion.
Technical
Specifications
Inputs / Outputs
Total inputs
36
Processing
Mix buses
8
Aux sends
6
Max sample rate
48 kHz
Bit depth
24 bits
Channels
36 channels (up to 32 inputs), 8 output buses, 6 aux sends, 2 stereo returns and stereo master
EQ
Fully adjustable 4-band parametric EQ per channel
Conversion
24-bit A/D and D/A conversion through to the final stereo mix
Modularity and expansion
Modular construction: interchangeable analogue, ADAT, TDIF and AES/EBU I/O cards
Surface
Physical faders
17
Motorized faders
Yes
Screens
1
Touchscreen
No
Faders
16 long-throw motorised layered channel faders + master faders; dynamic automation of all masters
Automation
Dynamic automation and snapshots; computer automation software over MIDI
Recording
Onboard recording
No
Networking
Networking & protocols
ADAT / AES/EBU
Redundant PSU
No
Redundant networking
No
Strip & details
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The Tascam TM-D4000 is a studio digital mixing console introduced in 1998. It offers 36 channels (up to 32 inputs depending on configuration), eight output buses, six aux sends, two stereo returns and a stereo master, all in 24-bit conversion through to the final output.
Its strength is the modular construction: I/O cards are chosen to suit the setup (analogue, ADAT, TDIF, AES/EBU). The surface lines up sixteen long-throw motorised channel faders arranged in layers, plus master faders, with 4-band parametric EQ per channel. It all benefits from dynamic automation and snapshots, complemented by computer automation software linked over MIDI. The MU-4000 meter unit sits above the console.