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overs after src? lower the gain after src. if your src output is
floating point, and your gain algorithm is proper: then any
other change to the sound will occur waaaay below
the 16 bit or even 2 ...

using post recording EQ on the master drum track usually does as much harm as it does good. i don't like eq either!
i think you are perceptive. so you can evaluate multiband
yourself. whatever is ...

codemonkey; the ear cannot process pitch information below 20hz.
in musical terms, there are no notes down there, so we
may call the subsonic component "noise".

subsonic signals also stress ou ...

afaik, decent speakers lack protection.
so that would make it absolutely
necessary to have a volume
control after the converter.

jeff dinces

i will order new gear this week. i won't even bother to
check whether the converter can do 192khz.

jeff dinces

1. clients with extraordinary talent.
2. clients with ample resources.
3. clients with extraordinary
talent and ample resources.

mostly 1 and 2 here. cat 3 is the most
demanding sort of client ...

Boy, every post on this thread is either incomplete and poorly thought out or arrogant and condescending. Neither of these characteristics are conducive to constructive discussion.

I think what 5 ...

1. isn't that akin to asking which combination of yellow and blue would make for a nice shade of green?

2. that device does exist. i use waves trans-x.

jeff dinces

frontier tranzport.

jeff dinces

michael;
i think it applies to a->d only. one may set d->a output levels by ear.
however it seems with a->d it needs a wider margin to be safe that
distortion will not be amplified later i ...

that is what paul frindle and dan lavry had both suggested.
then those who followed that advice reported
positive results in their mixes.

i had argued for a lower noise floor, and greater resolut ...

Hey guys.

Im not part of a pro studio or anything. Im just trying to get the best recording i can out of my home setup.

So this little irritation of mine is when i record and get a decent mix, ...

a goal woud be to optimize pit size; so as to minimize all chances of playback
errors. e.g. when read with a slightly mis-aligned laser.

slower ostensibly means: more laser time per pit
-> ho ...

isn't a "dynamic" eq = a [digital] multi-band compressor?
if that is the case, i don't think we disagree too much.
john(massive) may not concur, however.

imo also: multiband is more or less the ...

hi jeremy; i do not like equalizers. but it is a tradition in
mastering that eq is needed to make the riaa curve.

i've been experimenting with time domain effects, this is not an easy
way to mas ...