Starstreams
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I don't understand this; When a large studio purchases high end 0 latency DSP cards, (like the ones that come with Digidesign hardware), are these cards the actual converters for their DAW/Sequencer? Or is it common to use Digidesign DSP cards in conjunction with Apogee converts as Apogee being the main converters?
I guess what I’m asking is: If a recording engineer really loves the way Apogee converts sound, what does he/she do when they want to make their DAW perform to the same standards as a Digidesign setup? I don’t understand, are these DSP cards used, as more of an ripping interface, but not actually handling the conversation? I'm sure Digidesign makes converters also, but is there a true 0-latency solution for systems running Apogee?
Thank you.
I guess what I’m asking is: If a recording engineer really loves the way Apogee converts sound, what does he/she do when they want to make their DAW perform to the same standards as a Digidesign setup? I don’t understand, are these DSP cards used, as more of an ripping interface, but not actually handling the conversation? I'm sure Digidesign makes converters also, but is there a true 0-latency solution for systems running Apogee?
Thank you.