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anonymous 10 January 2001

Hi..

First of all, I'm new here, and let me tell ya. These forums are cool!

I have been interested in R.E.D for a wile now and I have a few questions, I'm going to keep them in different threads as it was suggested.

My first question regards the fader resolution of R.EDs mixer. Is my understanding that PT mixer faders are 10 bit's allowing 0.1dbs steps, and pro control have 1024 steps or something like that. as you know. the majority of software out there are MIDI controlled, meaning 127 steps..What is the Fader resolution in R.Ed's?

Thanks

P.S
Sorry for my spelling!

Thanks

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anonymous Mon, 01/15/2001 - 08:09

All fader & voumes changes are 24 bit values. Control data is mapped to 24 bit 'dB weighted' values
from on-screen faders (150pixels approx.) external 7 bit (128 steps) MIDI or 14 bit MIDI (16384 steps),
depending upon the controller. Most faders have 1024 step sensing max.

There's interpolation (smoothing) to remove zipper noise and for instance with automation data, this is
calculated between the stored automation points at 24 bit resolution according to the curve required

Best regards

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Joel Gette
Soundscape Digital
http://www.soundscape-digital.com

anonymous Mon, 01/15/2001 - 22:15

Is there any controllers that R.ed comes ready for?? or I have to use something like Logic's environment for it??I've heard that R.ed comes bundle with micrologic..any how makes no difference. to me anyhow.

I have an old cs-10 that I would like to use for midi(keyboards and such) but I would really like something expandable with motorize faders.. and 14 bit fader resolution. But hey...no more zipper on my fades

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