quoted 3 lines * if transferred digitally, no data is lost when transmitting digital> * if transferred digitally, no data is lost when transmitting digital
> information from one source to another, but you will never get the
> infinite amount of lost data back.
plus most digital transfers are not sample accurate meaning you don't get
the same square wave on the transfer..if you zoom in to the wave level on
the original then on the transfer..many times they don't have the same zero
crossings...so things get rearrangeed a little...but this is really nit
picky for most people....it sounds the same.
analogue means analogous...its's a wave that represents the original
signal..not a bunch of steps that come close to the original wave
(signal)...if you can go analog somewhere in the recording process you
should. but is anyone on this list using a tape machine..other than a four
track? I'd love to hear about your results inany case. I've been keeping
my eyes open for a good deal on some form of analog tape machine...any
suggestions?
steve
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