Questionnaire: Can Analogue and digital recording co-exist?

1) What is your preferred medium for recording, analog tape or digital and why?

2) Do you feel there is still a cold vs warm debate in terms of actual recording medium and front end and processing equipment given digital recordings progress?

I can't remember where the link is, or the name of the piece of equipment but: To make you better understand my question, let me first say this:

We bought couple of years ago this amazing analog console.

Will be great to know what everyone of you think about analog console and if some one of you have ever tried this console.

Thanx for supporting us.

Alexandro Adriano
Chief Engineer
Sound Factory Europe
http://www.soundfactoryeurope.com

Okay... so, I've got a decent second audio I/O for several days... a friend of mine is letting me use his Focusrite I/O while he's on vacation, so I thought I'd try mixing to a separate DAW.

Questions...

There will be no external analog summing involved, hi voltage or otherwise. So, without this step, should I even bother with mixing to a secondary DAW?

I recently purchased a Waldorf MicroWave (Rev B, CEM 3387, OS 2.0) and instantly fell in love with it, up to the extent I recorded a track using the MW as the only instrument (drums aside):

I've been digging into Samplitude's analog modeling suite for a few weeks now, and I can say with total confidence that it is exactly as it is described - modeling.

Hi friends!

I'm in the market for a console.
- Price point 15K or less.
- 16 channels or more
- At least 4 bus'
- Automation

Ive been searching the market and have found a couple contenders..
We have...

:)

They are prepared for the next order.

This looks great. I want

Most of the time, I always say that it's usually best if an artist or band doesn't write and arrange while using precious studio hours.