- Apr 3, 2009
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I'm beginning the recording of our sophomore album and went through a pre-production recording of a track to see how i liked it or where I want improvement.
This will be my first project using my new Eleven Rack, so dialing in a good tone has been a lot of trial and error. While recording I felt like the quality was good and sufficient for what I was hoping for....but after bouncing it and listening on a few systems and in comparison to some other recordings...that confidence has somewhat gone.
I was hoping to get some listens to see if maybe my expectations are a little high for what I'm working with, or if listening for so long has altered my perception.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3422116/MP3...l Seperation/Demos/A Call To Harms Demo 1.mp3
My equipment is:
Eleven Rack -> Profire 610 -> Pro Tools 8
I also did some reading on my SPDIF capabilities that I havent been utilizing. Is the digital signal (bypassing D/A and A/D) going to impact quality all that much, or is the benefit mostly in latency?
All input appreciated.
This will be my first project using my new Eleven Rack, so dialing in a good tone has been a lot of trial and error. While recording I felt like the quality was good and sufficient for what I was hoping for....but after bouncing it and listening on a few systems and in comparison to some other recordings...that confidence has somewhat gone.
I was hoping to get some listens to see if maybe my expectations are a little high for what I'm working with, or if listening for so long has altered my perception.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3422116/MP3...l Seperation/Demos/A Call To Harms Demo 1.mp3
My equipment is:
Eleven Rack -> Profire 610 -> Pro Tools 8
I also did some reading on my SPDIF capabilities that I havent been utilizing. Is the digital signal (bypassing D/A and A/D) going to impact quality all that much, or is the benefit mostly in latency?
All input appreciated.
