daryle_ackerman
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I bought a 16-bit, 44.1kHz multitracker (a Fostex VF-160) a year ago and naturally only after the fact read about higher-quality 24-bit, 96+kHz multitrackers and formats (SACD and DVD-Audio).
Is it possible for a home recording enthusiast to burn SACDs? (Probably not due at least to the preferable CD/SACD 5.1 hybrid format.) Or would one have to settle for 5.1 DVD-Audio? Can either format be made with a computer DVD burner? Is DVD-Audio compressed/uncompressed?
I take it its probably best to upgrade to a *dedicated* computer-based recording setup for dealing with higher-end formats. What would you recommend for recording software? Protools? Would Nuendo do the job?
I really don't want to sonically limit my pieces and would like any pushes in the right direction regarding recording for these superior mediums.
Thanks in advance,
Daryle
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/daryleackerman.htm
Is it possible for a home recording enthusiast to burn SACDs? (Probably not due at least to the preferable CD/SACD 5.1 hybrid format.) Or would one have to settle for 5.1 DVD-Audio? Can either format be made with a computer DVD burner? Is DVD-Audio compressed/uncompressed?
I take it its probably best to upgrade to a *dedicated* computer-based recording setup for dealing with higher-end formats. What would you recommend for recording software? Protools? Would Nuendo do the job?
I really don't want to sonically limit my pieces and would like any pushes in the right direction regarding recording for these superior mediums.
Thanks in advance,
Daryle
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/daryleackerman.htm