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Aurora
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Calling all VS1680 veterans...
I've been recording with a 1680 for a little while and I can get a good-sounding recording in my monitors and relatively good on CD, but I always lose at least a little bit of quality every time I bounce tracks.
If any of y'all know this machine well and have some tips as to how bouncing can be done with as little degradation as possible, some help would be greatly appreciated.
Rian
P.S. If you have any general 1680 secrets or tips that you just need to share, don't hold back.
I've been recording with a 1680 for a little while and I can get a good-sounding recording in my monitors and relatively good on CD, but I always lose at least a little bit of quality every time I bounce tracks.
If any of y'all know this machine well and have some tips as to how bouncing can be done with as little degradation as possible, some help would be greatly appreciated.
Rian
P.S. If you have any general 1680 secrets or tips that you just need to share, don't hold back.