Schnork
January 16, 2020, 9:00pm
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Looks really nice. I wish we’d see more nicely specced smaller mixers with four stereo channels, at least two aux sends and two stereo returns etc. though…
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Nauts, help this hobbyist, non-studio engineer: what kind of practical (or subtle) difference are we talking about here, vs. say a prosumer level focusrite scarlett (or next level MOTU, RME, etc.) that can go up to 24-bit/192kHz?
Here are two threads that might give you a little insight:
Depends on whether you’re pitching stuff down a lot. If so then the extra resolution of 96kHz will sound better. If not then it’s just a waste of space and processing power.
24 bit yes, the lower noise floor is useful because it let’s you get away with sub optimal recording levels.
As the title says. And holy crap, what an amazing difference! I don’t know why it’s actually taken me so long to at least try it out, but wow. I don’t want this to turn into another endless battle about Nyquist or placebo or what’s the “right” way to do things - I just wanted to share that trying this out kinda rocked my world in terms of thinking about live performance. I was under the impression that doing this might make fx and other calculations sound a tiny bit better, at best, but oh my go…
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