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I have to do an argumentative paper in my Comp 2 class and I've decided to do it over Analog Vs. Digital.

In the End I'll have to support both over 2 different papers.

Can anyone point me to a good website that lists the pros and cons of BOTH of these formats?

Thanks.
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Just use the handy search feature of this BBS. sonusman has posted lengthy info on this exact subject several times, and he along with many others have given links just like you are asking for.
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Yo Panny or Danny + Deters:

When you do your paper, remember: ANALOG is when you HEAR THE MUSIC.

Digital is a computerized system that processes ANALOG musical input.

If you record on a tape deck, a normal tape deck of yore, it is all analog.

I record on a Digital MD-8 which digitally processes my analog inputs; when I mix it down, Voila, it goes from digital back to analog so I can hear it.

Much more info, technically, is available right here on the Dragon's Flaming Site.

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PannyDeters:

Look just acouple posts below this one under Why Analog? It argues both points.
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