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rocky outcrop
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Hi ya all I would like to know about digital processing and how much the sound can be degraded by the use of DSP's.I read a scary artical on the net (i forget where and when ) and it was on about the more in the box processing you do the more the sound degrades. I'm using a vs1880 (roland)and it has alot of nice tricky bits and pieces(to many for me)but the article was saying using a few of them (quite a few I think)will make your end product lose definition and stereo seperation.I'm not useing much as I subscribe to the make it sound good at the mic school .But I'm concerned about compressing things in the mix and how far to go with verb and delay.I say less is more but can any one enlighten me further as to just what it will do to my tracks and does one highly processed track bring down the other tracks or is their sound quality independant of the rest . I know this is a very long winded question but I'm concerned with recording dead lines aproaching and me needing to get it right ????????
p.s. I dont want to go out of my box once Im in there(less a/d conversions)as I will endevour to make all the sounds good to start with(and please tell me if I'm making any sense).
p.s. I dont want to go out of my box once Im in there(less a/d conversions)as I will endevour to make all the sounds good to start with(and please tell me if I'm making any sense).