Am 31.05.2011 00:45, schrieb Ralf Mardorf:
On Mon, 2011-05-30 at 18:05 -0400, Mike Holstein wrote:
ralph
I heard a lot of Linux recordings I like, but never one that regarding
to the sound quality was comparable to any professional studio recording
or any analog home recoding.
I never heared any recording made unto cassette, that had a sound
quality comparable with the first primitive recordings I made with
Audacity on a Terratec EWX -- some 10 years ago.
Excuse the hard words but your notions are plain nonsense. I do not
speak about software at all here, sound quality has nothing to do with
software at all.
You can actually make a audiophile recording of a Jazz-trio on Linux
simply using a capable interface (like the RME plus a decent IO-module),
good preamps, good microphones and good musicians playing good
instruments in front of them. With jack_record or Ardour or Mixbus or
Gramofile: at your option.
Yes, top-notch analogue equipment still beats everything else but
certainly not a cassette-recorder.
best regards
HZN
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