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Mad Hack
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Hi,
Just bought the CD recorder and was wondering what the benefit of recording from blended analog and attenutated digital signals. Is this to apply analog mastering effects? If so why keep the digital signal? I'm not sure if this question is worded properly. I know that the A/D converter is twenty four bits and assume that the digital input just takes what it gets. Is that the reason? I will try different methods and check the sound, of course, but thought a quick note might save some time.
Just bought the CD recorder and was wondering what the benefit of recording from blended analog and attenutated digital signals. Is this to apply analog mastering effects? If so why keep the digital signal? I'm not sure if this question is worded properly. I know that the A/D converter is twenty four bits and assume that the digital input just takes what it gets. Is that the reason? I will try different methods and check the sound, of course, but thought a quick note might save some time.