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SenryokuZokyoza
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Everytime I want to finish some song or project and turn it
into an unique file I use the mixdown option at Protools
(bounce to disk).
While listening to a same song "on the fly", whithout mixing it
down, it seems to have a higher quality and brightness than it
has when it is "mixdowned". Is it true or am I dreaming?
Isn't it better to (instead of mixing a song down) play the
song on the fly and record the computer's digital output
directly to a DAT (for example), then play the DAT and record
it back to the computer via digital again?
Am I saying shit? Am I crazy?
into an unique file I use the mixdown option at Protools
(bounce to disk).
While listening to a same song "on the fly", whithout mixing it
down, it seems to have a higher quality and brightness than it
has when it is "mixdowned". Is it true or am I dreaming?
Isn't it better to (instead of mixing a song down) play the
song on the fly and record the computer's digital output
directly to a DAT (for example), then play the DAT and record
it back to the computer via digital again?
Am I saying shit? Am I crazy?