I've noticed lately that in bass heavy recordings (or even when I'm just in
the studio with the band and pounding away on the drums), my recordings are
starting to get choppier and choppier by the session.
I have a feeling that after about 100 recordings, the optical block is
starting to show
AFAIK once whatever you are recording goes into the digital-domain, if
something isn't functioning properly and the data is being lost to some
extent, it could manifest itself at any part of the recording and in a
distictly non-analogue way. I suppose its might just be on the verge
of
I've noticed lately that in bass heavy recordings (or even when
I'm just in
the studio with the band and pounding away on the drums), my
recordings are
starting to get choppier and choppier by the session.
I pay attention to R50 stuff because I have one too.
From what I've gathered
Dude...you read into things too much...
So what I didnt mention high speed in the first sentence I followed the
sentence with an example of the Sony deck that does it...
Besides my reply was to say that instead of going with USB for high speed
use Firewire...
--icantelu
PS I know there will
* Thus spake Bondtrails (Roadrunner) [2001-06-16]:
I need to get the Toshiba TOTX176 TORX176 transmitter/receiver pair
[...]
Anyone know of any vendors that are willing to sell in small volumes?
Hmm, I guess you're not living in Germany... Anyway, for all the German
folks out there: Conrad
Having played around a while with my 'first Sony' (TM) (Sony MZ-R700)
and having filled up the first 5 MDs and being who I am, I complain:
Whenever I play an MD, there is white noise (I hope that's the right
term, German description: weiches, glattes Rauschen) in the background,
when I hit play
Hey all, found an interesting review of MP3 pro, the new MP3 format from
RCA...wonder if it'll work. I think it'll get damn confusing if we have MP3
pro files floating along around with regular MP3 files!
http://msnbc.com/news/587854.asp?cp1=1
-Luis
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I notice this on all my portables, too (Sharp
Whenever I play an MD, there is white noise (I hope that's the right
term, German description: weiches, glattes Rauschen) in the background,
when I hit play or unpause it's already there before the music starts
and it's still there if I completely turn down the volume. So I guess
the source of
Hey all, found an interesting review of MP3 pro, the new MP3 format from
RCA...wonder if it'll work. I think it'll get damn confusing if we have MP3
pro files floating along around with regular MP3 files!
http://msnbc.com/news/587854.asp?cp1=1
I don't think this will be confusing at all.
That is true. I remember it did it to me once at the Pantera concert I was
recording. During Goddamn Electric, there was a constant eighth-note pulse
from the kick drums and it did upset it just the once. No doubt vibrations
would upset it, but I've noticed that it *occasionally* does it to me
Booth, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone has suggestions for a great pair of
headphones that are between $70-$150, and a good headphone amp.
Eventually I'd like to upgrade to something like this because it
sounds like with what I am using I am not getting the
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As far as I know it's even less confusing...
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