Recording with S/PDIF
I dunno guys, it could be snake oil or what not, but I swear that what I hear out of the digital outs sounds colder than what I hear out of the analog. But anyways, Tone is right, they should be very close, and even further, that the differences I hear could easily be coming out of various points of my signal chain.
Ultimately, if it sounds good, that's all that counts to me. I sold my Virus C, and I'm now using all softsynths, so I'm always looking to make my sounds more "gritty"...
Ultimately, if it sounds good, that's all that counts to me. I sold my Virus C, and I'm now using all softsynths, so I'm always looking to make my sounds more "gritty"...
omfg c'mon man...dcease wrote:maybe true, but to me, i CAN hear a difference in sound quality through different electronics. can YOU hear the difference between different accoustic guitars? i can't, but don't doubt that different wood have different "qualities" that you as a guitar player are accostumed to. why would metal and plastic and glass be any different? otherwise why wouldn't you play a first act guitar...
I can completely absolutely hear the difference between acoustics, from the other side of the room with ear muffs on. completely irrelevant analogy, you're reaching pretty far there.
when I'm feeling better and can choose my words more carefully I'll link up some pages to A/D and D/A converters as well as SPDIF chips, you'll see that the noise and distortion specs are well below what you'll perceive.
anyway, use your ears, I encourage you to really think about this stuff and not buy into snake oil bullshit.
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
