Can you hear the difference between digital and analog mixing systems? Digidesign, the owner of the ProTools computer recording software, wants to know and has posted some clips to allow the curious to test digital vs. analog. Check it out:
[39] Digital vs. Analog
Date: August 13th, 2007 | Comments : [1] | Categories: Uncategorized.One Response to “Digital vs. Analog”
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Jack Orman has been involved in FX design and construction since the mid-1970s.
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as a quick look i would considering using a digital effect on a good analog amprlifier either the signal must be first analog and then transposed to digital for further data processing to perfect the recording further analog means better playing but still we could consider some help from digital effect like a multieffect for not to use so many effect pedals (economy of space) i would like to make a further question digital or analog distortion?