whats the difference between a analog tape deck converters Vs DAC and ADC converters?
They both are pitch to voltage converters so whats the difference?
Why are the ADAT converters different than regular DAC or ADC converters like moto or apogee?
The ADAT storage analog signals but encoded digital onto the tape storage so the converters are different but how and why?
If i run my audio to a ADAT 8 track and just use the ADAT converters and come out "lightpipe" its analog with digital encoding its different than what a moto or apogee D/A or A/D converters do u know what i mean kiwi?
Analog tape decks before the signal reaches the tape head its be processed from pitch audio analog to voltage level signals so there is converters inside tape decks
A digital D/A or A/D converter is the same thing its pitch audio analog to voltage levels whats the differenece?
ADAT's are a different tech. design its audio signals but stored with digital encoding like back in the days with keyboard tape recorders in a way
They both are pitch to voltage converters so whats the difference?
Why are the ADAT converters different than regular DAC or ADC converters like moto or apogee?
The ADAT storage analog signals but encoded digital onto the tape storage so the converters are different but how and why?
If i run my audio to a ADAT 8 track and just use the ADAT converters and come out "lightpipe" its analog with digital encoding its different than what a moto or apogee D/A or A/D converters do u know what i mean kiwi?
Analog tape decks before the signal reaches the tape head its be processed from pitch audio analog to voltage level signals so there is converters inside tape decks
A digital D/A or A/D converter is the same thing its pitch audio analog to voltage levels whats the differenece?
ADAT's are a different tech. design its audio signals but stored with digital encoding like back in the days with keyboard tape recorders in a way