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The 101 is the best value in transparent, linear, clean preamps I have been exposed to. It is essentially the same circuitry as their flagship 801, but with a few cost reductions where it matters lea ...

I doubt it, but there are various devices out there that you can buy for not a whole lot of money that provide phantom power. It's just a little in-line box that plugs into the wall and goes between ...

Cucco,

Sorry, I lost track of this thread.

Conceptually of course I like the idea of limiting the presence of extraneous high frequency content (especially artificial HF content such as is produ ...

Having done precisely what you are planning on doing for several years, and with a wife who is an opera singer, I give you some of what I know:

Most times an opera singer wants a recording they wil ...

(What I find to be funny is that the opponents of DSD are often the proponents of 24/44.1 and their argument for 44.1 is that there is nothing to be had outside of 20k. Then they turn around in the ...

http://www.merging.com/

This doesn't seem RME's market. Have you looked into the limitations of what can be done in that software running DSD?

http://www.merging.com/2002/images/dsdresponse ...

COOL HUH????????????

So my guess is......The new MULTIFACE II WILL WORK WITH DSD.
WOW.
You never know...But I think if RME uses that chip,they will want to explode on the market with the first DS ...

In my view, a well designed software package does not work for OS version X.2 and then suddenly stop working for version X.3, for example.

I understand this opinion, but I don't think it conforms t ...

Steve,

Let me echo the response by PCM above. Frankly, if you were to call me with your needs I would recommend the Mbox still today. You need to make sure that your computer is compatable in all ...

Stereo microphone techniques - their history and uses. Figure one page for intro, a page each for ORTF, AB (spaced omni), NOS, XY, Blumlein, M/S, Decca Trees, etc. Perhaps a page on microphones buil ...

It is very difficult to ascertain the quality of dither inside a console. Just for example, however, at one point in the lifespan of the Sony Oxford console roughly 1/3 of the 450 dedicated DSP chips ...

Fixed or floating point processing does not have such a lot of impact
on what comes out of the mixer as I thought.
I mean, the Sony Oxford or the DM 2000 both use 32 bit fixed point
processing, b ...

2. There seems to be confusion as to what "headroom" is. There is no headroom technically in digital. Period. There comes a point, where all available bits have been used, and that is 0. This is n ...

That remark is an important one Gunnar.
If I do this on the Yamaha it won't work.
I mean, even if I don't have tracks going 0 dB, the master will overload fairly quickly. This actually struck me ver ...

PT TDM is 48bit fixed point and as NO internal headroom above 0dBfs.

This is absolutely erroneous as I described above. Protools TDM has 30dB of headroom internally. I doubt you could exceed this ...